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Ferguson97
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« on: November 16, 2022, 10:30:30 AM »

If Biden beats Trump in 2024, then it's DeSantis.

If Biden beats DeSantis in 2024, then I have no clue. They would have to do some serious introspection of their 'post-Trump rising star' falls flat on his face.
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« Reply #1 on: November 18, 2022, 01:59:00 AM »

It's possible we didn't even hear of this person yet? Who heard of Obama in 2002?

This got me curious, what were future nominees up to 6 years beforehand

2020-->2014: Vice President Joe Biden / Businessman Donald Trump
2016-->2010: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton / Businessman Donald Trump
2012-->2006: US Senator Barack Obama / Governor Mitt Romney
2008-->2002: State Senator Barack Obama / Senator John McCain
2004-->1998: Senator John Kerry / Governor George W. Bush
2000-->1994: Vice President Al Gore / Gubernatorial nominee/son of ex-President, George W. Bush
1996-->1990: Governor Bill Clinton / Senator Bob Dole
1992-->1986: Governor Bill Clinton / Vice President George H. W. Bush

So it seems for the most part that future nominees are nationally-known figures 6 years out from the election, with the notable exception of Barack Obama in 2008. Even Trump, who nobody would have predicted as the Republican nominee in 2010 or even 2014, was still a household name.

So it would seem that Obama is the exception to the rule.
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« Reply #2 on: November 30, 2022, 11:48:26 PM »

I’m currently predicting Hawley, but maybe Youngkin also might have a chance

Hawley is one of the few people who might lose to Kamala Harris, so best of luck to the GOP if they go with him.
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