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DeSantis dropped out as he couldn't out-Trump Trump; Trump's likely nomination poses challenges for the Republican Party, despite past performance.
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Insights on the potential impact of Trump's nomination on the upcoming election cycle.
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Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bo again.
So today we are going to talk about Trump and DeSantis
and Haley, what happened, where it goes from here,
why it happened the way it did, so on and so forth.
Okay, so if you missed it and don't know what happened,
DeSantis has dropped out of the contest
to receive the Republican nomination for president.
Why did this occur?
because you can't out-Trump Trump.
It's really that simple.
A whole lot of people who
base themselves on Trump's style
tried to run against him.
That doesn't work. If you want to be a scary clown,
you don't go to Derry, Maine to do it, right?
Because there's already a scary clown there.
If you want to run as a scary clown,
you can't do it in the Republican Party because there's already one there.
It's that simple.
People weren't going to choose DeSantis over Trump because Trump is the original MAGA person.
Okay, so with DeSantis gone, what does this mean?
Means more than likely, Trump will get the nomination.
It's the most likely outcome at this point.
for Trump to lose, well let's go through the wild card stuff, there's a few of them.
When it comes to Trump being removed from the race through other things, it could be
his health, it could be financial considerations, it could be legal considerations, all of those
things could end up removing him from the process, from the primary, in which case you
end up with Haley.
But if none of those things happen, odds are it's going to be Trump because to kind of
bank on Haley winning at this point, you would have to assume that the Republican Party will
not fall for racist and or sexist tropes.
Anybody willing to bet on that?
I didn't think so.
Trump is going to lean heavily into those tropes.
That's how he's going to try to motivate the base and it'll probably work because it normally
does with Republicans.
Now, if Haley comes out swinging, and I mean really swinging hard, maybe she stands a chance.
But she'd have to fight really, really dirty.
And I don't know that she's got it in her.
If she was going to do that, she probably would have done it from the start.
When everybody who commented on politics was like, if she wants to do this, she needs to
do this right away.
And then once she got the big money behind her and she didn't do it, I don't know.
I don't know that she's really up for that.
She started, but she started late and it's still pretty soft.
If she wants to get the nomination, she has to go after Trump hard because she has to
bring back those quote moderate Republicans, those that left the party
because they couldn't deal with Trump. They didn't want to have anything to do
with him. She has to bring them back. But it is worth remembering that while Trump
may get the nomination, you got to remember that they haven't done so well
since he won last time. Since the last time he won, the Republican Party hasn't
done well because they followed his lead. I don't see any reason to believe that
trend is going to change. People know who he is now and it really may end up
extending to him. As has been proven time and time again, can't win a primary
Without Trump, can't win a general with him.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
Y'all have a good day.
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