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Will Trump run in 2020?

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I like many things Trump has done. I also like someone who is not always PC. My sons ( who are as different as night and day) enjoy Trump for his unpredictable actions, keeping the opposition off balance.That said, I hope he does not run. I love this country. The last president and this one were in a big way dividers. In my 80 years I do not remember as much division.We need a real ‘STATESMAN’, one who can pull many loose ends together. No one can get complete harmony, but someone can diplomatically solve problems without calling ‘anyone’ who disagrees, nasty names. WE are a country of diversity and our president must recognize other opinions without caving to every minority. WE always have been a country of the majority rules (benevolently).Problem is, WHO? Democrat or Republican. I like Pence. He has never had free rein and the VP MUST be a company man, so I do not know.The landslide? it is according to who is on the opposing ticket!……In religion you cannot always compromise, but in a Republic or Democracy you always need to be willing to compromise or consider other points of view. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

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  1. Trump should be walking into the biggest electoral shellacking since Walter Mondale’s. However, lucky for him, his opponent will be a Democrat.I don’t know what will happen, but Trump will definitely run. The maybe he won’t run stuff seems like wishcasting from fans who want to try to find an explanation for his behavior that’s something other than this guy isn’t that stable or bright. Tucker Carlson is a good example of this: theweek.com/speedreads/833479/fox-news-tucker-carlson-wonders-aloud-whether-trump-actually-wants-lose-2020

  2. he was dropping out any day. Personally, I wish he would quit the tweeting and mocking. But you have to admit there is no other president that has undergone this much scrutiny. I don’t think he lies any more than any other president. The media never called peoples attention to it.I think he will win much easier this time since the dems are in so much disarray. Trump is incendiary. However, where the dems took us to the previous 8 years will never be reversed. Think about it, we are talking about post birth abortions among dems. You are looking at the demonic in such cases.

  3. As one who has dealt with those that have that disease, his sleeping pattern does not match. I’m not his doctor so I don’t know. The windmill thing I did not understand. At the same time, I do believe he trolls the media at times.

  4. Serious question (not trying to lead you into anything, I don’t have a follow up, just curious where you stand) — if he loses, are there conditions under which you’d be willing to accept that loss as legitimate? Sure. Why wouldn’t I? But the win of his opponent would have to be substantial to overshadow the minimum 1.5 illegal votes. And BTW, I oppose Trump on several issues including his bump-stock ban, paid family leave, and pseudo-legitimizing of the gay lifestyle by referring to it as a community________________

  5. Dave,Not sure where you are leading with accusing Trump supporters of not supporting the results of an election. Perhaps you should direct that to the army of media, Democrats, Hollywood stars who have done exactly that for 2 1/2 years. As for making stuff up to deligitimize, I think we have seen plenty of that from them as well. This fantasy that Trump supporters won’t respect an election is just fantasy…bit if they did….they simply need repeat what we have seen the last 2 1/2 years________________

  6. As one who has dealt with those that have that disease, his sleeping pattern does not match. I’m not his doctor so I don’t know. The windmill thing I did not understand. At the same time, I do believe he trolls the media at times. Not remembering where his Dad was born is a clue. I have dealt with Alzheimer’s and see some signs. By itself, that Is a pretty weak clue Eddie. Especially with him passing the test for cognitive decay. My Mom has had diagnosed dementia for 4 years. Alzheimer’s and Dementia are two different things________________

  7. I think 98.5% of Trump supporters would have no issue accepting the results of an election in which he lost. I do think there’s a small percentage that will not accept the results and I suspect, if Trump loses, that will be heavily stoked among the conspiratorial fringe of the right.And yeah, Stacey Abrams is a great example of this. On the one hand she talks about the record number of voters who turned out to vote for her. On the other, how she should have won, and lost only because voters were suppressed.

  8. I think 98.5% of Trump supporters would have no issue accepting the results of an election in which he lost. I do think there’s a small percentage that will not accept the results and I suspect, if Trump loses, that will be heavily stoked among the conspiratorial fringe of the right.And yeah, Stacey Abrams is a great example of this. On the one hand she talks about the record number of voters who turned out to vote for her. On the other, how she should have won, and lost only because voters were suppressed.

  9. I’ve thought the same about you for years…and yet every time I read something of yours on Facebook or here…there you are…running.Running here…running there…running in every state of the union!People with dementia can clearly…run.There ya have it!Next question…

  10. I think 98.5% of Trump supporters would have no issue accepting the results of an election in which he lost. I do think there’s a small percentage that will not accept the results and I suspect, if Trump loses, that will be heavily stoked among the conspiratorial fringe of the right.And yeah, Stacey Abrams is a great example of this. On the one hand she talks about the record number of voters who turned out to vote for her. On the other, how she should have won, and lost only because voters were suppressed. No disrespect to RS, but he makes my point too — requiring a margin of >1.5m to consider an election legitimate is not a good take. I don’t think that represents anything anywhere near the majority of Trump supporters, but I also wouldn’t be surprised to see that group as large as 2-5%. It’s been that big on the Democratic side for sure.

  11. I’ve thought the same about you for years…and yet every time I read something of yours on Facebook or here…there you are…running.Running here…running there…running in every state of the union!People with dementia can clearly…run.There ya have it!Next question…