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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4670843" data-attributes="member: 58386">Cool facts Jack. After failing to win the popular vote in 2016 any political strategist would recognize the need to expand your political base in you want to get reelected. Anybody with a high school diploma would know that. Instead Trump pained himself into political corner by doing the exact opposite. If you look how the GOP over these last couple of days have given Trump the silent treatment as evidenced by how the only people sticking up for him are his attorney&#039;s and even they aren&#039;t saying very much. And even Pence is nowhere to be seen.it would appear that the GOP is focused on gaining control of both houses in 2022 as well as try to find a a more moderate less divisive candidate in 2024. So who do they have? Rubio? Ted Cruz? Ben Sasse? Not a chance Jeb Bush? Now there&#039;s somebody who might appeal to enough moderate Democrats and might have a real chance if he&#039;s up against Harris. Not so much if he&#039;s up against a ticket of Mark Kelly and Josh Shapiro . Both of whom are rising stars in their party. And if Shapiro pulls off a completely clean Pa election he would without question be considered prime governor or senate material and he might just end up as the new AG.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4670843, member: 58386"] Cool facts Jack. After failing to win the popular vote in 2016 any political strategist would recognize the need to expand your political base in you want to get reelected. Anybody with a high school diploma would know that. Instead Trump pained himself into political corner by doing the exact opposite. If you look how the GOP over these last couple of days have given Trump the silent treatment as evidenced by how the only people sticking up for him are his attorney's and even they aren't saying very much. And even Pence is nowhere to be seen. it would appear that the GOP is focused on gaining control of both houses in 2022 as well as try to find a a more moderate less divisive candidate in 2024. So who do they have? Rubio? Ted Cruz? Ben Sasse? Not a chance Jeb Bush? Now there's somebody who might appeal to enough moderate Democrats and might have a real chance if he's up against Harris. Not so much if he's up against a ticket of Mark Kelly and Josh Shapiro . Both of whom are rising stars in their party. And if Shapiro pulls off a completely clean Pa election he would without question be considered prime governor or senate material and he might just end up as the new AG. [/QUOTE]

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