反過來説共和黨除了川普好像也沒別人了. :think: :laugh:

我是覺得佛州州長Ron DeSantis夠格可以擔當大任，只是這一回在初選遇到魔王級的川普，他也只能避避風頭，儘早退出初選成全大局。之後下一屆，相信共和黨選民會全力支持他出馬競選。

原來這就是他們的終極目標：逼敗登主動辭職，讓賀錦鯉接任當總統，完成美國歷史上『第一位黑人女性總統』的歷史大業：
https://www.foxnews.com/media/micha...e-against-trump
Michael Moore calls on Biden to resign, argues 'incumbent President' Harris has better chance against Trump

他們持的理由居然是賀錦鯉以『現任總統』的身份來競選會更有優勢........ :jolin: :jolin: :jolin:
最好這種『優勢』是可以速成的啦........ :jolin: :jolin: :jolin:

就競選策略是對的，要競選宗痛就先當看看，不會有多損失，何況媒體熱度又倒回來。

Hermit Crab網友忘了 J.D. Vance和Nikki Haley。

川粉急了拿福川台報導一個導演想法意見無限大腦補來代表“他們”的終極目標，你也這麼認真？ :laugh:

如果拜登不退，錢應該只出不進，到了11月可能還人財兩空

Biden’s Campaign Went Through 93% of Money It Raised in June

Heavy spending preceded debate that led to calls to quit race Trump and Republicans preserving cash for the fall campaign

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-raised-in-june

Before his Sunday announcement that he was leaving the presidential race, Joe Biden’s beleaguered campaign entered July with $96 million cash on hand, after a spending spree last month that depleted about 93% of the money it raised in June.

Biden’s spending included a $50 million ad blitz ahead of his disastrous June 27 debate performance, which fractured the Democratic Party and prompted the relentless pressure that led him to drop out. His burn rate far outpaced that of his rival, former President Donald Trump, whose campaign spent just 46% of the money it raised in June and entered the final 127 days of the 2024 race with $128 million in the bank.

Biden’s campaign has spent $243 million through the end of June, Federal Election Commission records show, and hadn’t let up in July. Even as dozens of Democratic lawmakers called on him to quit the race, his campaign continued to spend. The Biden team has bought $35 million of ad time in July, according to AdImpact, compared with less than $70,000 for Trump.

The spending plans came as Biden’s campaign faced a de-facto fundraising freeze, with many Democratic donors reluctant to give more money to a candidate whose mental acuity and ability to serve another four-year term had come into question.

Biden, 81, has been isolating with Covid-19 since last week and planned to return to the campaign trail in the week ahead before he dropped out. He and surrogates have at least nine fundraising events scheduled in the coming weeks, and it remains to be seen what will happen with those.

Biden’s financial misfortune was a stunning reversal from a few months ago, when his campaign was raising significantly more money than Trump’s and was poised to vastly outspend its Republican rival. Even as Trump’s fundraising has surged, his campaign has maintained a lean operation and has shied away from the costly field offices and large advertising blitzes at the center of the Democrats’ strategy.

The campaign’s remaining cash becomes an important consideration now that Biden has stepped aside.

Only Vice President Kamala Harris, whom Biden endorsed Sunday for the nomination, can inherit the balance under federal campaign finance law. Should Democrats choose another candidate for the ticket at an open nominating convention, the campaign could either donate its remaining funds to the Democratic National Committee or to a super PAC, but the new nominee would have to start raising money from scratch.

Overall, Biden and the Democratic Party entered July with $240 million cash on hand compared with $285 million for Trump, who has seen a cash boost since his conviction at the end of May on charges related to hush-money payments made to an adult entertainer.

After a failed assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, figures from the tech and financial industries have pledged their support, including venture capitalists Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.

Billionaire Elon Musk has pledged to put $45 million a month into a super political action committee that is focusing on getting out the vote for GOP nominee, though those donations, should he make them, won’t be disclosed until October.

Trump’s main super PAC, Make America Great Again Inc., raised $22.5 million, with aerospace entrepreneur Robert Bigelow and Linda McMahon, Trump’s head of the Small Business Administration, each donating $5 million. The group started July with $114 million cash on hand.

Future Forward PAC, Biden’s main super PAC, raised $33 million in June and ended the month with $122 million. George Soros donated $5 million via Democracy PAC, which he uses to make large donations, the day after the debate. LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman gave $3 million, and Eric Schmidt, the former chief executive officer of Google, gave $1.6 million.

MAGA Inc. is spending $19 million on advertising in July, compared to $13 million for the Biden-allied Future Forward.

這麼說好了，米國第一任女宗痛是民主黨而且不是白人，歷史留名勝過一顆子彈。
川屁聽到後立馬氣到中風，不用選了 :stupefy:

川普選的這個副手人選
跟他兒子關係不錯
感覺是選個能接替他路線的人

佛州州長Ron DeSantis
不好說

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民主黨新的人選都不用經過黨內選舉
真的國民黨化了
呵呵 :p :p

通常現任總統要連任沒初選正常，現任優勢，2020大選民主黨有初選

回到台灣。也是2020大選前塔綠班本來要初選，但連任的假博士用網軍打得賴神不要不要

最後初選消失，本來大幅領先的民調也不知不覺沒了 :cry: