2020: Can he do it again?

[DeSantis4Prez]

After narrowly winning the 2020 GOP primaries in a bitter battle with Ohio Governor John Kasich, President Donald J. Trump is ready to win and get back in office for a second term. After passing such bills and signing executive orders such as establishing the Department of Immigration and Border Security, the Democrats need to find a candidate to win against such a powerful candidate, who has seen his approval ratings skyrocket to 49% after his dealing with the Second Korean War in 2018, in which South Korea, the US and Japan lead a coup d'etat, overthrowing Kim Jong un. But, the coup failed and North Korean intel found that the US and Japan has something to do with it. President Trump sent in over 200,000 troops (along with about 300,000 RoK and Japanese troops) to quell the regime. It worked, and now the nuclear threat of the Kim dynasty is over, as citizens can now live in peace knowing they won't be killed.


Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI-2)

These three candidates are so close that if they win Indiana, there is going be a brokered convention.

NEXT: Indiana Results

[BigVic]

Good start

Intro looks scary and plausible the way things are going IRL.

[DeSantis4Prez]

"Hello, and welcome to Fox New's special coverage of the Indiana Democratic primaries, I am Tucker Carlson. We will be keeping you updated every time there is a result for a new county or a breaking news alert."

"Polls in Indiana show an almost complete tie. Senator Elizabeth Warren with around 34%, Senator Cory Booker with 34% and Representative Tulsi Gabbard with 30%, and 2% of voters undecided."

"There will be, without and doubt, a brokered convention, unless one candidate gets above 38%, which would give them the delegates to become the presumptive nominee. With Indiana's new primary form, there is one delegate given to each candidate per county, and one for the winner of Indianapolis. There will be 93 delegates (92 counties, 1 Indianapolis"

NEXT: First Counties

[Heisenberg]

Wow, pretty interesting. And yuck at a totally new department being created, how did it pass. When will it end?

[DeSantis4Prez]

Wow, pretty interesting. And yuck at a totally new department being created, how did it pass. When will it end?

It passed in the 2017 Senate, which was in his favor.

It will end in 2020, for the time being

[DPKdebator]

If Trump wins in this scenario, he gets all his 2016 states + ME + NH + MN + NV, and if he loses, Warren wins by getting Clinton 2016 states + the so-called blue wall.

[Unapologetic Chinaperson]

I wonder what is the status of South Korea. I would presume North Korea would've fired its artillery shells (and perhaps a few WMDs) at Seoul in retaliation before they were quelled.

And how is China reacting to this?

[DeSantis4Prez]

If Trump wins in this scenario, he gets all his 2016 states + ME + NH + MN + NV, and if he loses, Warren wins by getting Clinton 2016 states + the so-called blue wall.

Maybe. We will have to see when we get to that point.

I wonder what is the status of South Korea. I would presume North Korea would've fired its artillery shells (and perhaps a few WMDs) at Seoul in retaliation before they were quelled.

And how is China reacting to this?

Seoul is almost completely destroyed. China is neutral. North Korea had asked China for help but was denied, so many people are thinking that China is actually allies with Trump, or some big deal might go on in the future.

[DeSantis4Prez]

"Welcome back to Fox News. As you know, if Warren wins, she becomes the presumptive nominee. If Booker or Gabbard win, they go to a brokered convention."

5 HOURS LATER

"We have a major announcement as we can now call the state of Indiana for Representative Tulsi Gabbard. We will go to a brokered convention in July"

[Lord Admirale]

Its interesting how Gabbard got this far considering she's a blue dog.

[Devout Centrist]

Its interesting how Gabbard got this far considering she's a blue dog.

And a complete nutjob