The Apprentice: 2024 Republican primaries

[happy_eagle]

Wonder if DeSantis will drop out before New Hampshire and whether that will give Haley a boost (probably not)

 

[GreyCrow]

" Mr DeSantis for Mr Koch '

' What about his brother?'

' oh I see ok can one of them please return my call '

 

[Cmarsh]

Wonder if DeSantis will drop out before New Hampshire and whether that will give Haley a boost (probably not)

Done.

 

[spinynorman]

I can’t believe we all feared this guy. Goes to show when the media hypes someone as a contender, they’re probably a freak who nobody likes (I’m looking at you, Gavin Newsom).

Great account of where things went wrong.

But in the week before the all-important caucuses, Scott Wagner, the recently installed head of the super PAC, was doing something that aides found puzzling: He was literally doing a puzzle.

In the headquarters of Never Back Down in West Des Moines, Iowa, Wagner was, according to some of his staff, spending a significant amount of time in the precious final few days constructing a peaceful 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of a landscape.

In a photo taken on Jan. 9, shared with NBC News by a Never Back Down team member, others in the room were hunched over their laptops.

The fact that one of the top people in charge of securing a win for DeSantis in Iowa was spending time on something unrelated to the caucuses was emblematic of the mismanagement and wasted efforts that many of DeSantis’ own supporters say have plagued the campaign from the very beginning.

In a comment to NBC News, Wagner noted that the “office puzzle” was “there when we arrived” and “became a sense of pride for the entire team and everyone chipped in a few minutes a piece to get it done.”

 

[Crankyhawk]

I can’t believe we all feared this guy. Goes to show when the media hypes someone as a contender, they’re probably a freak who nobody likes (I’m looking at you, Gavin Newsom).

Great account of where things went wrong.

But in the week before the all-important caucuses, Scott Wagner, the recently installed head of the super PAC, was doing something that aides found puzzling: He was literally doing a puzzle.

In the headquarters of Never Back Down in West Des Moines, Iowa, Wagner was, according to some of his staff, spending a significant amount of time in the precious final few days constructing a peaceful 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of a landscape.

In a photo taken on Jan. 9, shared with NBC News by a Never Back Down team member, others in the room were hunched over their laptops.

The fact that one of the top people in charge of securing a win for DeSantis in Iowa was spending time on something unrelated to the caucuses was emblematic of the mismanagement and wasted efforts that many of DeSantis’ own supporters say have plagued the campaign from the very beginning.

In a comment to NBC News, Wagner noted that the “office puzzle” was “there when we arrived” and “became a sense of pride for the entire team and everyone chipped in a few minutes a piece to get it done.”

Teamwork and mindfulness task, I can see what they may have been trying to do. Better than partying with booze..

 

[GreyCrow]

I can’t believe we all feared this guy. Goes to show when the media hypes someone as a contender, they’re probably a freak who nobody likes (I’m looking at you, Gavin Newsom).

Great account of where things went wrong.

But in the week before the all-important caucuses, Scott Wagner, the recently installed head of the super PAC, was doing something that aides found puzzling: He was literally doing a puzzle.

In the headquarters of Never Back Down in West Des Moines, Iowa, Wagner was, according to some of his staff, spending a significant amount of time in the precious final few days constructing a peaceful 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of a landscape.

In a photo taken on Jan. 9, shared with NBC News by a Never Back Down team member, others in the room were hunched over their laptops.

The fact that one of the top people in charge of securing a win for DeSantis in Iowa was spending time on something unrelated to the caucuses was emblematic of the mismanagement and wasted efforts that many of DeSantis’ own supporters say have plagued the campaign from the very beginning.

In a comment to NBC News, Wagner noted that the “office puzzle” was “there when we arrived” and “became a sense of pride for the entire team and everyone chipped in a few minutes a piece to get it done.”

Yeah I don't think it was a problem nor do I think it was emblematic.

If anything it's a great idea. Both personally and for the team aspect

It wasn't the puzzle

 

[GreyCrow]

Kiss the ring

 

[geoffjennings79]

Kiss the ring

How many backflips and reverse somersaults can you do to avoid straightforward questions?

Tim Scott has the answer. What a pathetic example of a human being.

 

[spinynorman]

 

[NSWCROW]

Mother*er found out it takes more than sooking about " wokeness " if you want the big chair.

Even Mayor McCheese knows that.

Good riddance

 

[Financialpanther]

So now there are two - what's the go, does Haley go the distance to super Tuesday being the alternate if the old cheeseburger has a massive health scare or goes to prison (both of course, are a very distant chance of occurring)?

Would they need to primary again if this was the case, or revert to who came second?

 

[Satan]

Like the merch of losing superbowl teams nba teams etc , it will end in Africa worn by people having no nfi of who desantis is

 

[happy_eagle]

Trump hints at VP pick: ‘People won’t be that surprised’

Former President Trump on Saturday suggested he has his pick for vice president and hinted people will not “be that surprised” by his choice of running mate. Asked by Fox News chief pol…

thehill.com

Discussions already shifting towards who the VP may be.
Surely he doesn't go for Vivek ?

 

[Blue1980]

Trump hints at VP pick: ‘People won’t be that surprised’

Former President Trump on Saturday suggested he has his pick for vice president and hinted people will not “be that surprised” by his choice of running mate. Asked by Fox News chief pol…

thehill.com

Discussions already shifting towards who the VP may be.
Surely he doesn't go for Vivek ?

Kari Lake is my guess.

 

[happy_eagle]

Kari Lake is my guess.

Not sure doubling down on the bat-shittery is going to help them win moderates.

I would think that Nikki Haley wouldn't be a bad choice assuming she'd do it.

 

[NSWCROW]

Kari Lake is my guess.

noem because her " heckability " is higher than kari's

Remember who we're dealing with here

 

[GreyCrow]

This is Filipowskis guess

 

[Satan]

This is Filipowskis guess

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Still a nutter

 

[Chicago1]

Damn. I had thought about voting for Haley in the Illinois Republican Primary on March 19, but by then, she'll be somebody who we used to know.

On SM-A135F using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[Satan]

Damn. I had thought about voting for Haley in the Illinois Republican Primary on March 19, but by then, she'll be someone who we used to know.

On SM-A135F using BigFooty.com mobile app

Got ye

 

[Financialpanther]

 

[spinynorman]

Give the people what they want and he’ll be unbeatable.

 

[Satan]

So ronnies churchill quote



Is from
A budweiser ad from 1938


Ironic he chose a company that are company non grata by the republicans

 

[Spearman]

This is Filipowskis guess

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Yes, that was going to be my guess. She stays close, but doesn't put herself in a position of ever criticizing him like a candidate might. And she's also shown herself to be ambitious and without character.

 

[spinynorman]

So, after everything that’s been said, do we think Haley’s endorsing Trump today?