One year from election day, who would you vote for: Biden or Trump?

No, because she didn't.

Just another case of Trump supporters accusing Democrats of what they are themselves guilty of.

 

I'll vote for Trump. I didn't in 2016, but once he took office I realized he was the real deal and knew where the bodies were buried, so to speak, in DC.

The absolutely insane reaction to Trump from the left only confirmed my suspicions. The left is thoroughly terrified that Trump will upset the apple cart in DC and that's the only Trump endorsement I need.

 

You're right, I AM afraid that Trump will "upset the apple cart" and attempt to install himself as President after he loses the election.

After all he tried to do it in 2020

 

Yep, that's the absolutely insane reaction I was talking about.

 

The only "insane reaction" to Trump's attempt to hijack the 2020 election are those that say they are going to vote for him again.

 

OK, suit yourself.

 

I'm British and I voted for the candidate that can and did deliver results. I'm not character driven, I don't cut my nose off to spite my face.

 

And if he runs again, he will certainly do just that. It will be much worse this time. He must not be let to run















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Given that the worst substantive part of Trump's presidency was democrats reaction to him winning, and not really anything he actually did as president, I would absolutely not vote for any democrat. And especially not Biden.

 

Like most Americans, 57% don’t want Biden to run again, 55% don’t want Trump to run either, questions 14 and 15. I don’t want neither one to be the next president.

https://d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/econTabReport_g1diQvj.pdf

Unlike what most Republicans and Democrats think, elections aren’t a zero-sum game or a binary election. There are other options, such as voting third party against both major party candidates, my choice a year out or staying home, not voting, refusing to choose between two disliked and two unwanted major party candidates to become the next president.

I did vote for Biden in 2020, more of a vote against Trump than for Biden. Biden was an acceptable alternative to Trump in 2020, but not in 2024. I looked on Biden as a transition president, someone between Trump and whoever came next. Transition presidents don’t run for reelection. Bottom line, Biden isn’t an acceptable alternative anymore. Hence my third party vote against both.

 

Leading up to the election, they fought Trump. During his presidency, they still fought him. After his presidency, they're still fighting him.

Imagine if only the Democrats could have used all that energy with actually running or helping to run the US, the US wouldn't wave a national debt !!

 

It amazes me that people decry the "chaos" during the Trump administration, when it was Trump's opposition, not Trump, who was to blame for 100% of the chaos. I would hope that we would be able to again choose a non-career-politician in the future to head up the executive branch, but the embedded status quo has made damn sure that can never happen.

 

The Lefts reaction to Trump is the most extraordinary moment in the entire United States history. It's has been and still is of epic proportions.

 

Agree 100%. But it's not just the left. Half of the entrenched republicans in DC actively worked against and undermined him too, and they continue to do so.

 

Me too.

It Trump is on the ballot, then I'll vote for whoever is running against him, and I seriously doubt it will be Biden, and I HOPE its not him.

The left, the independents, many Republicans and the rest of the world agree that he was a clown.

 

both of these elderly men are too old, but I will vote against Trump if he is on the ballot

 

While I disagree with your view of Trump, I hear ya loud and clear when it comes to "shitty choices".

I'll just highlight, once again, that you (and John Hamilton, and others) are great examples of why Trump is the strongest (R) candidate out of the whole field. In short, you will still ultimately hold your nose and cast your vote "for" him (against the other guy). Meanwhile, myself (and numerous others like myself who identify with the "MAGA" crowd) will NOT be holding our noses any longer and will NOT be voting "for" the professionally-Republican candidate simply because he's "better than the other guy".

Why? Because we now view him to be no different than "the other guy". We view them all to be corrupt elitist Uniparty hacks who support the "climate agenda" (the war against feasible fuels), the endless involvement in the world's wars, and the continued selling out of our own citizens and our own jobs (among other things). We no longer care if there's an (R) or a (D) next to their names because we ultimately view it as them having a (U) next to their names. Screw the Uniparty; I want America First.

 

BINGO.

The only difference in my regard is that I did vote for Trump in 2016, but I had my reservations about him and I more-so casted my vote against the hag Hillary. In 2020, I enthusiastically voted for Trump and in 2024 I will very enthusiastically vote for Trump, and ONLY for Trump for President. If TPTB jail or disqualify him, I'm still writing in his name anyway. **** 'em!

 

The funny things that conspiracy theorists say.

 

@Pieces of Malarkey -- continued QED of your point.

 

At least half of 'em... That's a large reason why I no longer support the Republican Party either. Hello America First MAGA movement.

 

I wish they weren't our choices, and anyone who thinks that the law, the Constitution, and limited authority will have to vote for Biden given those two choices.

 

I think MAGA should create a 3rd party

 

That's one option. Another option is to "Make the Republican Party Great Again".

 

MAGA Republicans are RINOs