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[[Donald Trump]] has the clearest path to a [[Republican Party]] nomination for president in 2024 of any non-sitting president in a century. Despite this, the [[liberal media]] promote potential [[rivals to Trump]], who include: | [[Donald Trump]] has the clearest path to a [[Republican Party]] nomination for president in 2024 of any non-sitting president in a century. Despite this, the [[liberal media]] promote potential [[rivals to Trump]], who include: | ||
| − | *[[Ron DeSantis]] | + | *[[Ron DeSantis]] - unlikely to run in 2024, and lagged the larger vote total of [[Florida]]'s pro-[[Trump]] Attorney General; DeSantis is mostly promoted by a small group of [[Opposition to Donald Trump|Never-Trumper]]s |
| − | *[[Tom Cotton]] - announced in November 2022 that he will not run in 2024, after apparently considering it and making multiple trips to [[Iowa]] and [[New Hampshire]]<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/06/tom-cotton-passes-on-2024-presidential-run-00065334</ref> | + | *[[Tom Cotton]] - announced in November 2022 that he will not run for president in 2024, after apparently considering it and making multiple trips to [[Iowa]] and [[New Hampshire]]<ref>https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/06/tom-cotton-passes-on-2024-presidential-run-00065334</ref> |
| − | *[[Mike Pence]] | + | *[[Mike Pence]] - has never had much support, and even less after how he's failed to defend [[Trump]]; couldn't attract a crowd 1/10th the size of Trump's |
*[[Liz Cheney]] - a joke among [[Republican]]s and humiliated by her landslide defeat in her own primary in [[Wyoming]] in 2022. | *[[Liz Cheney]] - a joke among [[Republican]]s and humiliated by her landslide defeat in her own primary in [[Wyoming]] in 2022. | ||
| + | ==Additional Potential Joke Candidates == | ||
| + | *[[Larry Hogan]] | ||
| + | *[[Asa Hutchinson]] | ||
| + | *[[Nikki Haley]] - joined [[liberal]]s in dumping on [[Trump]] after the [[2020 Presidential Election]], so why would any [[conservative]] want her now? | ||
| + | *[[Chris Christie]] | ||
| + | *Francis X. Suarez | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
| + | {{reflist}} | ||
| + | [[category:Donald Trump]] | ||
[[category:politics]] | [[category:politics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:50, August 29, 2023
Donald Trump has the clearest path to a Republican Party nomination for president in 2024 of any non-sitting president in a century. Despite this, the liberal media promote potential rivals to Trump, who include:
- Ron DeSantis - unlikely to run in 2024, and lagged the larger vote total of Florida's pro-Trump Attorney General; DeSantis is mostly promoted by a small group of Never-Trumpers
- Tom Cotton - announced in November 2022 that he will not run for president in 2024, after apparently considering it and making multiple trips to Iowa and New Hampshire[1]
- Mike Pence - has never had much support, and even less after how he's failed to defend Trump; couldn't attract a crowd 1/10th the size of Trump's
- Liz Cheney - a joke among Republicans and humiliated by her landslide defeat in her own primary in Wyoming in 2022.
Additional Potential Joke Candidates
- Larry Hogan
- Asa Hutchinson
- Nikki Haley - joined liberals in dumping on Trump after the 2020 Presidential Election, so why would any conservative want her now?
- Chris Christie
- Francis X. Suarez