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context: To my mind, the most important part of the article is they're doing this in a 500 seat venue.
  Shows that they're very concerned about the optics of the empty space if they book someplace bigger. >
  
  to me the biggest tragedy is that this guy is still a viable candidate for the President of the United States after everything that has been exposed about him and his character in the last 6+ years. >
  
  Trump (and GOP) need the white supremacist Christian voters of SC to win the nomination BUT a poor tactical move by Trump with Nike Haley making a run at the nomination attacking Trump on the age issue, pretending it was swipe against Biden but it was clearly aimed at Trump also.
  Will Haley appear at the Trump rally?   Puts her on the spot.  If Trump doesn't run, she'll need his endorsement and if she ghosts him now, will he attack her now and later? >
  
  Everyone is sick of Trump. Time to move on dude. >
  
  About half of republicans still support trump, which in their primary system would still lead him to win the nomination. >
  
  The Republicans who don’t support Trump for president all say that they approved of him as preaident when he was in the oval office. So no one on the right is actually turning against him they just want someone who can win. >
  
  Republicans are generally incapable of admitting they were wrong, I’m not sure why - learning from your mistakes is simply human, but it is what it is I guess >
  
  Is that a fresh set of impossibly stupid-looking, stolen-art NFT’s I smell cooking? >
  
  Excellent. This lazy, corrupt, insurrection-leading waste of flesh should never hold a government position again, especially President. >
  
  There he is with his hands in the bridged position that he does to present himself as powerful. “You can fool…” >
  
  To me, it always makes him look like a little boy who desperately wants to fiddle with himself. >
  
  sad trombone slide