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And if Trump tells his base not to vote for him, he doesn’t stand a chance. He would be absolutely awful if he got into office, but I’m more optimistic than some that he’ll never get there.
His whole anti-everyone that isn’t white and straight thing doesn’t really sway most people to his side. >

And if Trump tells his base not to vote for him, he doesn’t stand a chance. He would be absolutely awful if he got into office, but I’m more optimistic than some that he’ll never get there. >

Hogan's key comments on the prospect of a DeSantis candidacy for President:

"I mean, he's done a really good job of getting on Fox News, and he's capturing a lot of attention, but he certainly hasn't done it the way Charlie Baker and Phil Scott and I have," Hogan told CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday.  
Hogan, a Republican who left office on Wednesday, told Tapper that if he wants to run for president he would have to figure out a way to capture voters in the middle.  
"I just think that he is focused on the base and he's, he's doing pretty well with the base," Hogan told Tapper, "but he's gonna have to figure out a way — if he wants to have a political future beyond Florida — to appeal to a broader audience."

Also from the article:

On Monday, Trump responded to the rumors of a DeSantis run, telling the conservative podcast "The Water Cooler" that if the governor were to run for president [Trump] would "handle that the way I handle things." >

hes also really tiny >

What do you mean? Physically? >

Yes. He's worse than trump with his silly suits and lifts. No diaper yet though. >

He's 5'11". This is the second time I have come across someone calling him small. Im very confused by it. >

He's billed as 5'11. As we all know, Trump is about 6', and he's a good 3"+ taller. He's short because he believes he is. In a normal world, he's fine. In the world he resides, he's not. >

I have no idea what you mean by he believes his short. Call me crazy but I think it would be more effective to criticize his policies and actions rather than a physical insult that isn't even true. >


I have no idea what you mean by he believes his short.

Then why are you countering an argument you admit you don't understand?
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rather than a physical insult that isn't even true.

Is his "belief" a physical characteristic?
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Google "Napoleon Complex".  Now imagine the mind reacts to what it believes to be true, not what is true.  IE, a tall person can have a Napoleon Complex because it's an emotional reaction to your perception of yourself compared to others, not a rational choice based on facts. >

Google Napoleon complex is my favorite part of this explanation that totally missed what I was saying lol. >

His whole anti-everyone that isn’t white and straight thing doesn’t really sway most people to his side. >

And if Trump tells his base not to vote for him, he doesn’t stand a chance. He would be absolutely awful if he got into office, but I’m more optimistic than some that he’ll never get there. >

Hogan's key comments on the prospect of a DeSantis candidacy for President:

"I mean, he's done a really good job of getting on Fox News, and he's capturing a lot of attention, but he certainly hasn't done it the way Charlie Baker and Phil Scott and I have," Hogan told CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday.  
Hogan, a Republican who left office on Wednesday, told Tapper that if he wants to run for president he would have to figure out a way to capture voters in the middle.  
"I just think that he is focused on the base and he's, he's doing pretty well with the base," Hogan told Tapper, "but he's gonna have to figure out a way — if he wants to have a political future beyond Florida — to appeal to a broader audience."

Also from the article:

On Monday, Trump responded to the rumors of a DeSantis run, telling the conservative podcast "The Water Cooler" that if the governor were to run for president [Trump] would "handle that the way I handle things." >

hes also really tiny >

What do you mean? Physically? >

Yes. He's worse than trump with his silly suits and lifts. No diaper yet though. >

He's 5'11". This is the second time I have come across someone calling him small. Im very confused by it. >

He's billed as 5'11. As we all know, Trump is about 6', and he's a good 3"+ taller. He's short because he believes he is. In a normal world, he's fine. In the world he resides, he's not. >

I have no idea what you mean by he believes his short. Call me crazy but I think it would be more effective to criticize his policies and actions rather than a physical insult that isn't even true. >


I have no idea what you mean by he believes his short.

Then why are you countering an argument you admit you don't understand?
​

rather than a physical insult that isn't even true.

Is his "belief" a physical characteristic?
​
Google "Napoleon Complex".  Now imagine the mind reacts to what it believes to be true, not what is true.  IE, a tall person can have a Napoleon Complex because it's an emotional reaction to your perception of yourself compared to others, not a rational choice based on facts. >

Google Napoleon complex is my favorite part of this explanation that totally missed what I was saying lol. >

His whole anti-everyone that isn’t white and straight thing doesn’t really sway most people to his side.