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Excellent! Then that + Republican COVID deaths = those thinly gerrymandered districts are going blue.
We need to start a campaign that spreads the idea that NOT splitting the party would be something only a loser would do. >

Yup, I’m all about saying that he won’t because he’s a coward. Only winners run on a third party. If he doesn’t it shows that he needs the Republicans party >

I understand that only real billionaires run as third party candidates. If someone wanted to prove to America that they are a classy stable minded genius billionaire, I can’t think of a better way than to run as a third party candidate….and it’s not just me saying this >

Lots of people, if you look around chunkerton, lots of people are saying this, believe me, believe me, and I'll tell you one thing chunkerton, it's something that a lot of people will be talking about very soon, you'll see.... >

There should be a slogan like- Make America Third Party Again! >

I’d put that sticker on my car. And I hate car stickers.
I can’t wait to encourage my trumpster parents to vote for him as a third party. >

Careful they don't have a "Heyyyy....wait a minute." moment.
He'll do it though. It will be impossible for him to admit that he NEEDS the Republican Party more than they need him.  I feel like this whole Santos thing is just a dry run to see how the base reacts when they reject him completely. That's a pretty good barometer to see what happens if they reject Trump as well. >

Do it, Donny! Do it! Split that ticket! >

I think Trump can do better even than that other crazy billionaire, Ross Perot. >

Other billionaire implies that Trump is also one. >

This is an ultimatum to the GOP.
He knows he can’t win as an independent, so this is a way of saying “make me the GOP candidate or I’ll destroy your chances of winning out of revenge” >

I think he would back down for a pardon, even if it's only for himself. Of course, that doesn't fix Georgia. >

But he would have to trust them to actually get the pardon months later. I don't think he trusts anyone that much, unless he has some kind of collateral or kompromat. >

You know he does. Everyone in that cabal of traitorous scum has dirt on each other. It's like the finger gun stand off scene in The Office. >

Pam was the only real threat in that stand off. >

He will bilk the rubes out of every dollar they have.  He can't fundraise if he's not a candidate. >

Does he even have those pathetic rallies anymore?  So many dumb losers, so close together.   If only we could somehow net the crowd and take them all down to Mara Lago, so he could build a theme-park or something.  Then in their absence, blissful quietude. >

^(please please please please ...) >

No balls >

"The RNC can pretend Trump isn’t loved by the base anymore, that he doesn’t have packed rallies everywhere he goes. But I’m not buying it: Talk to Republican voters anywhere outside the Beltway, and it is obvious that he is admired and even loved by those who consider themselves 'ordinary' Americans,” Mr Glernter wrote, adding that he has “no intention of supporting a Republican Party that manifestly contravenes the desires of its voters”. >

Yeah, I'm still seeing lots of Trump merch proudly displayed. >

It's been reducing slightly, just enough to make him unelectable for the foreseeable future >

Maybe, but I'm not seeing stickers or flags or hats for anyone else. >

Most folks dont run the cult of personality so hard. >

You don’t have the balls to do it big guy! Only winners do this! >

Don’t tempt us with a good time, Donny. >

This is very smart.  I think he should get a coalition of right-wing senators and representatives to sign on with him to pledge to do 3rd party runs. >

cool, let's hope so, the GOP deserves whatever Karma it gets for not standing up to him two years ago >

You guys laugh, but it would actually be the most legacy-cementing move Trump could make because he would either destroy the GOP (by winning) or reform the GOP by forcing them to accommodate himself and his faction to survive. If he gets the Christians, we could feasibly see a rebranding of the GOP as the Trump party forever, they'd just all run on this new party ticket in the future and drop the GOP. 
The alternative, losing the GOP nomination and "giving up" and accepting the country hates him, is worse than running 3rd party. >

Sure as shit aint the bull moose party.
-  losing the GOP nomination and winning >

I heard from people that the cabal of satanist running everything are terrified he would consider not being a Republican candidate. >

I heard he is resurrecting Ross Perot as his running mate… but only so Dana Carvey can get back on SNL… >

But you have a perfectly good Tommy Flanagan about to be seated in New York. >

This is an empty threat. As dumb as Trump is, even he knows it is corrupt Republicans standing between him and prison. If they legit see him as a threat to their power they will flip and actively work to take him down. >

Looks like someone is going to accidentally fall out the 8th story window of his tower. >

Let him officially destroy the Republican party and fulfill the Graham Prophecy! >

Given his age, Graham probably timed his support of Trump just perfectly. >

Don't talk about it, be about it. >

Walk the talk, big guy. >

Nobody in the history of the world has ever been smart enough, great enough or had big enough hands to start a third party. And probably nobody ever will again. >

Read up
bull moose >

Everything he does reminds me of an ex screaming, look at me >

This would be a best case scenario for sane government in the next cycle. >

Factionalism within the GOP will be the best thing to happen to the Republican party since Abraham Lincoln, a man who ironically stood for almost entirely antithetical values and principles. >

He'll only threaten it because he knows it makes a great bargaining chip. >

trump is willing to burn the GOP to the ground because he feels slighted,
and i’m totally ok with that >

It will kill the Republican party up and down the ballot in a lot of states.
I wonder if he :
Really means it?
Trolling for clicks?
Trying to get something from the party?
all of the above.. >

Not to mention the fact that he would love to be remembered as the person who killed the oldest political party in the world, for just posterity’s sake. >

Please do it. >

THIS. It would be an easy blue wave in 2024. >

As soon as he recognizes there is no viable grift in it for him, and it would cost him personally an arm and a leg, he'll take his toys and go home. >

He would totally grift republican donors to keep him from running, and then run just to make good on this threat if they don’t pay up. >

Do it >

Do it!!!! >

I wholeheartedly support this! >

Well he was excellent at dividing the country.  Dividing the GOP should not be a challange >

Perfect. Please do. It could be the first thing in his life that he's done that will actually help make America a better place (by splitting the vote). >

If Trump runs a third party. The GOP starts supporting and probably pressing Merrick Garland to prosecute Trump and take him out of the Equation. >

That’s great in so many ways. The GOP deserves the Trump albatross. May they wear it and have its weight pull them all into the abyss of their own making. >

Do it >

Split the red vote. >

I’m good with this. He would do to the GOP what Perot did to the Dems. >

A lot of people don’t remember this … your weight to point it out.  He took like 19% of the vote, which were presumed to be largely Republican voters.  Paved the way for Clinton to win convincingly. >

Obama wouldn't have the balls to do that.  I wonder if Trump would >

It would be such a brave,  macho
move.  Nobody has do e it before! >

All I want for New Year's is for this to happen.  It would be even better if Biden passed the torch to somebody younger and healthier. >

Do it!