2024 Presidential Election Thread

[YOhio]

Rfk jr: Aaron Rodgers or Jesse ventura as my running mate

OK then.

Even without knowing Trump’s VP choice I can say with 99% certainty I like both of them more than the major party options.

For real though, Kennedy has the best third party shot since Perot. Even though I disagree with much of what he says, I seriously think he’d be a better president than Trump or Biden.

[Non Sequitur]

I am going to take my own advice here.

You don't have any bunnies, do you?

[Jeff Lebowski]

You don't have any bunnies, do you?

Ha! She was such a great villain in that movie.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Ha! She was such a great villain in that movie.

Any thoughts one might have had about having an extramarital fling were pretty much crushed by that movie.

[Northwestcoug]

Even without knowing Trump’s VP choice I can say with 99% certainty I like both of them more than the major party options.

For real though, Kennedy has the best third party shot since Perot. Even though I disagree with much of what he says, I seriously think he’d be a better president than Trump or Biden.

Anyone who has such a long record of spreading shit like this:

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/13/11872...ntial-campaign

needs to be as far away from elected office as possible, no matter whatever ability he may have to lead.

[frank ryan]

Even without knowing Trump’s VP choice I can say with 99% certainty I like both of them more than the major party options.

For real though, Kennedy has the best third party shot since Perot. Even though I disagree with much of what he says, I seriously think he’d be a better president than Trump or Biden.

A paperbag, full of shit, and on fire, would make a better POTUS than Trump. RFK is too out there to be better than Biden. He isn't grounded in reality with his strange vaccine beliefs.

[Non Sequitur]

Trump has gutted the RNC and is rebuilding it in his image. I couldn't be more delighted. If you're a Republican running for office in 2024, you're on your own. Trump has no interest in the Republican party. I'm sure it bugs him that it's not called the Trump party. This will be devastating to the Republican party.

[USUC]

A paperbag, full of shit, and on fire, would make a better POTUS than Trump. RFK is too out there to be better than Biden. He isn't grounded in reality with his strange vaccine beliefs.

As messed up as it may be, his voice is too unpalatable to be president despite all the bonkers nonsense he believes.

[YOhio]

Anyone who has such a long record of spreading shit like this:

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/13/11872...ntial-campaign

needs to be as far away from elected office as possible, no matter whatever ability he may have to lead.

Yeah he's got some issues. I'm not sure if I *really* believe he'd be a better president than Biden, but I appreciate that we have an alternative. I think his work as an environmental attorney representing vulnerable populations is admirable and I like his stated approach on a lot of policy issues.

[Pelado]

https://twitter.com/drefanzor/status...iHMXkrT5w&s=19

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[Bo Diddley]

[chrisrenrut]

https://twitter.com/drefanzor/status...iHMXkrT5w&s=19

Riffing on What’s Up Doc, on of my all time favorite comedies

[Commando]

Even without knowing Trump’s VP choice I can say with 99% certainty I like both of them more than the major party options.

For real though, Kennedy has the best third party shot since Perot. Even though I disagree with much of what he says, I seriously think he’d be a better president than Trump or Biden.

lol no he doesn't.

[Copelius]

Riffing on What’s Up Doc, on of my all time favorite comedies

That was a masterpiece. When my wife and I watch the musicologist convention, we reminisce about the music professors at BYU and try to match them up with each one.

[YOhio]

lol no he doesn't.

Other than Perot, it has been at least a century since a third-party candidate had a realistic chance at becoming president, and that won’t change this year. But Kennedy’s outsider campaign has to worry the Biden camp.

For one thing, Kennedy is polling better than any third-party candidate in a generation, sitting at 15 percent in the RealClearPolitics average of a three-way race as of March 11. Those numbers are almost certainly soft, but there’s no getting around the enduring (and I would argue unfathomable) appeal of the Kennedy brand and the fact that dissatisfaction with the two major-party nominees is so broad that it seems as if you can throw any famous last name out there and hit double digits. The fact that Kennedy SuperPAC American Values 2024 spent $7 million on an ad during the Super Bowl suggests that the campaign intends to go all the way to November.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...ill-stein.html