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LiberalFighter

(53,544 posts)
35. There are still roadblocks.
Tue Jan 23, 2024, 01:38 PM
Jan 2024

He needs to win about 1,215 delegates from the primaries. There are about 2,429 total delegates. Those primaries still have to be run. Maybe there will be a campaign to defeat him there.

The delegates from each state might not be hard core Trump supporters.

The state delegates at the Republican convention will need to decide if they want a convicted criminal as their nominee.

Trump might be encouraged to withdraw when convicted. Or they might have a resolution passed that removes him from the convention ballot.

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He already is... brooklynite Jan 2024 #1
That does not sound good at all. I hope President Biden can reiterate how much his policies are being akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #4
I agree with you Buckeyeblue Jan 2024 #25
Yup republianmushroom Jan 2024 #32
Any thing can happen with multigraincracker Jan 2024 #2
It's amazing how silly his supporters are. Trump never did anything for America except for tax akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #5
You (and too many Democrats) misunderstand..... brooklynite Jan 2024 #7
Cannot disagree with you. Just cannot understand how the goon can stimulate so much hatred, that his supporters akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #15
Because their brains are broken. Volaris Jan 2024 #33
agree Celerity Jan 2024 #23
The consummate con artist Zambero Jan 2024 #24
He got Roe overturned Polybius Jan 2024 #29
Good question.... Butterflylady Jan 2024 #30
The GOP will soon learn Trump destroyed their party. Emile Jan 2024 #3
They are all backing trump. I cannot believe not one of the senators or governors, apart from Chris Christie, akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #8
They are self distructing their party. Emile Jan 2024 #19
Absolutely this. Butterflylady Jan 2024 #31
Yes, absolutely... great news btw as it's our best chance to maintain the White House. InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2024 #6
I hope you are right. I still remember how much I cried when Hilary Clinton was defeated by the clown. akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #9
Trump has yet to win the popular vote. Omnipresent Jan 2024 #13
Popular vote notwithstanding, didn't Ms. Clinton won the popular vote but still lost! akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #17
That goes without saying. Omnipresent Jan 2024 #27
I'm not sure. Raven123 Jan 2024 #10
There was this Larry Miller stand-up routine BootinUp Jan 2024 #14
The MAGAs don't care Raven123 Jan 2024 #22
America's electoral process is so different. I was wondering why the candidates have to contend so soon. akbacchus_BC Jan 2024 #18
I agree with your opinion about Haley's deficiencies. Raven123 Jan 2024 #21
Dementia notwitstanding, and that's where I'd put my money. ;-) /nt bucolic_frolic Jan 2024 #11
And in my area the last Koch bro. is shooting out Haley propaganda like crazy. GreenWave Jan 2024 #12
Given he was such an overwhelming favorite, probably. Buns_of_Fire Jan 2024 #16
Really the GOP Primary is being run the way Trump thinks... Hugin Jan 2024 #20
As soon as they praised him, the nomination Johonny Jan 2024 #26
Not officially until the convention votes... getagrip_already Jan 2024 #28
He is the nominee regardless, delegate math is in his favor MistakenLamb Jan 2024 #34
There are still roadblocks. LiberalFighter Jan 2024 #35
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