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Mark.b2

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5. Trump was a no-go for me long before I could factor in this issue! Lol

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Reply #4)

Wed Feb 14, 2024, 03:04 AM

Feb 2024

For me, this would factor more in a primary when when I've got multiple choices in a race, and I largely agree with all the candidates. It matters a lot then.

I wouldn't vote for a Reupublican over a Democrat with a multi-divorce issue. But, I did opt not to vote at all in a couple races when the Democrat had a problem here.

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The Daily Show: Trump Goes After Nikki Haley's "Missing" Husband [View all] Rhiannon12866 Feb 2024 OP

Oh sure, let's let somone who couldnt keep his 1st wife and 2nd wife... Mark.b2 Feb 2024 #1

Back in the day, it was a black mark against a candidate if they were divorced. Rhiannon12866 Feb 2024 #2

I wouldnt disqualify a candidate over one divorce... Mark.b2 Feb 2024 #3

Mary Trump said in her book that Junior didn't speak to his father for years after he left his mother Rhiannon12866 Feb 2024 #4

Trump was a no-go for me long before I could factor in this issue! Lol Mark.b2 Feb 2024 #5

Back when I was first voting, I'd pour over the League of Women Voters info that my mother brought home Rhiannon12866 Feb 2024 #6