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On 11/9/2024 10:15 AM, a425couple wrote:
Question for Baxter, will you campaign for Harris in 2028?
Since you have argued here that Kamala Harris is so great,
Will you do everything you can (contribute, doorbell, yardsign,
advocate) to try to get here to lead the Democratic Party
process for POTUS in 2028?
I mean right, like China Joe she _deserves_ a shot at the old high chair
again, yeah?
I predict that even the Democrats, will recognize that
she is not best to lead their party in national elections.
Even if she wants to try again in 2028, her campaign
will fail just as badly as it did in 2020 (badly and quickly).
And Walz also will also not be asked to serve nationwide.
Walz is now being Kained, but with only a governorship to fall back on,
lol...
https://www.startribune.com/whats-next-for-gov-tim-walz-after-failed-vice-presidential-bid/601176684
The governor returns to Minnesota after months on the national stage.
The makeup of the Legislature he will be working with next year remains uncertain, as do his plans when his current term ends in two years.
It remains to be seen whether Walz will seek a third round as governor
or look to another public office. Minnesota does not limit the number of
terms a governor can serve.
Hillary Clinton’s running mate, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, remained in
Congress, as did Mitt Romney’s pick, former U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan. Sarah
Palin briefly continued as governor after campaigning with John McCain
and later lost a bid for Congress. John Kerry’s running mate John
Edwards ran for president four years later but didn’t get the Democratic nomination.
“What comes next depends on what the candidate wants, whether they
really hunger for the presidency,” Devine said. “There’s no rule for this. There are options, but it depends on a lot of things including
whether there is a clearer inheritor of the party nomination and if the
person in question actually even wants to be president.”
(Oh please Demotards, run this great blubbering bohemian bozo in '28!)
Because, I think that although Democrats may be often
thick, they do have an ability to learn.
That's remarkably generous of you.
Do you think they learned from spending 3 times what Trump did and
blowing through a billion$$$ on Lizzo, Swifty and Springsteen concerts?
Time will tell...
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