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Probably not, but it would give us a fighting chance, whereas with Biden we need a goddamn miracle.

Jesus how is joe foreign policies destabilizing the world so much? first ukraine than israel and now it looking like china looking at taiwan, I generally think we need to show the world that america and it allies isn't something you can attack or ignore we need some strength showing or something just better than our current foreign policies now.

I think that the current crises may not be 2/2 to bidens FP, other nations and individuals have agency and take actions that cannot be controlled by the us

You can't say that!

And haven't you got the memo, the return of Orange Man will magically bring peace to the world.

Regarding Scotland, it's worth pointing out that (so far as I can tell - correct me if I'm wrong) we haven't seen much polling breaking down different regions.

It's not entirely certain that we'll see the same shifts in Greater Glasgow to the rest of the Central Belt, the North East may be different again and the Borders and Highlands might also go their own way. It's also not clear how much tactical voting we'll get and to what extent it will be on unionist or anti-Tory lines.

So whilst on UNS the Labour vote is pretty efficient and the SNP vote very inefficient, whilst the Tories are holding up surprisingly well, it's possible that things could be either better or worse for all those parties depending on if there are significant regional variations.

Sunak has 100% placed a bet on Labour to win.

Only question is whether that's nationwide or for his constituency.

The Covid Hysterics lasted two full years. 2020 to 2022.
The world has been on flames since Biden took over 2021 to 2024
Inflation has compounded all those economic losses from the Covid era.

People were better under Trump. It’s that simple.

these "sources" are probably Cotton's PR team

Still waiting for Trump to turn on Israel like you promised he would lmao

Between this and Trump complimenting the hell out of Nikki Haley I don't know how you're coping. You're in a cult.

"Complimenting the hell"
He said she might "join our team" which clearly is referring to her potentially being a campaign surrogate, which is a good thing. I haven't seen him praise her lmao.
You're just delusional and think the GOP will return to 2004

Bernie Moreno is Gay

Really?

As is often the case with OC, an unusual statement is at least partly true.

An intern pulled a prank on him, something the intern admitted to, and the creator of the site confirmed was backed up by metadata.

I don’t think so.

It would be chaotic, disorganized, rushed, and an overall folly.

No one likes Harris, so she is doomed if she picked up the mantle.

Anyone else would need time for the electorate to give proper name recognition. While Newsom is a Mitt Romney like snake, but even worse, he’s not universally known. Name recognition takes an electoral cycle to cement. (Why Romney was smart to campaign in 2008, and then ready for 2012 as an example).

It’s Biden or bust at this point.

Last night was simply completely indefensible on any level and I am glad that CT recognises this.

(and his point that even at moments of genuine horror, we should stick to credible sources is fair)

Gantz should collapse the war cabinet this morning. Bibi has dodged justice for long enough.

uh, we don't have that where I'm at.

thinking about it more, I think I did see one of those sorts of set ups at a circle K in a more run-down part of Mobile. Vaguely remember they had a divot where you had to put your money under the glass and they grabbed it. But this was also during the pandemic, so I don't remember if it was bulletproof or just acrylic or something.

Cotton is a fine choice, and probably better than Vance, and any of the clowns on the supposed short list.

VP isn't a prestigious position. Why is choosing an uncharismatic VP a liability? I can't remember the last time a VP actually brought something to the table. I mean, Obama chose Biden.

I feel like when both the nominees are as old as they are (sure Trump is younger but he's not exactly a spring chicken) there's a very considerable chance that the VP elected this time around will become president by the end of the term.