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8. democrats would not agree to any major figure, i don't think

Reply to StatGirl (Reply #4)

Thu Sep 26, 2019, 01:59 PM

Sep 2019

they wouldn't want to hand the presidency to someone like that.

they'd want someone bland. like someone with the reputation and respect colin powell had before he proved what a rotten person he was after all.

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getting way ahead of things, but... who is this generation's gerald ford? [View all] unblock Sep 2019 OP

Willard Romney? Siwsan Sep 2019 #1

he's a crook and a halfwit. I say he cuts the mustard. nt Javaman Sep 2019 #5

i still can't see democrats going for it, but maybe enough would. unblock Sep 2019 #10

It's pretty much impossible to find a non-toxic or non cowardly Republican. Siwsan Sep 2019 #12

Exactly why I posed the question. unblock Sep 2019 #13

I can't imagine why Pence would be gone before Trump. Vinca Sep 2019 #2

in no scenario are they gone at the same time. unblock Sep 2019 #6

Someone said on MSNBC that trump might tske wasupaloopa Sep 2019 #3

Kasich? StatGirl Sep 2019 #4

Kasich was disappointingly wishy washy on the Ukraine thing yesterday on MSNBC. catbyte Sep 2019 #7

democrats would not agree to any major figure, i don't think unblock Sep 2019 #8

Kasich is a lot more conservative than his carefully-crafted public persona would indicate. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #16

Whoever is president then would nominate a VP dawg day Sep 2019 #9

right. the question is, who would then nominate who could get enough democratic votes in the house? unblock Sep 2019 #11

If Pence goes first ddr007 Sep 2019 #14

Duzy! unblock Sep 2019 #15

welcome to DU gopiscrap Sep 2019 #18

I don't think it's possible today customerserviceguy Sep 2019 #17

A far more pertinent question. Blue_true Sep 2019 #19