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« on: September 14, 2019, 09:50:25 AM »

He would have a shot for the nomination if Trump loses next year. Otherwise, Pence seems to be in a good position for one-on-one with Nikki Haley. But I doubt he will ever be president.
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« Reply #1 on: September 14, 2019, 10:04:50 AM »

He would have a shot for the nomination if Trump loses next year. Otherwise, Pence seems to be in a good position for one-on-one with Nikki Haley. But I doubt he will ever be president.

What is it with the Nikki Haley hype? She’d never win the nomination.

Nikki Haley actually has a lot of strenghts: Experience in statewide elected office and on the international stage. She seems acceptable for Trumpers and non-Trumpers alike. And she may win a little more than usual minority/women voters. At least enough to make a general election very competitive. If I was a Democratic president elected in 2020, I wouldn't want to run against her instead of Ted Cruz or Mike Pence.
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« Reply #2 on: September 27, 2019, 01:56:43 PM »

Hurd's statement in that article seems pretty lukewarm so a run may be unlikely. Not to mention, he would struggle in the GOP primary because of his past criticisms of Trump.

After Trump loses in 2020, prior criticism of Trump will be an advantage.

Usually yes, but depends how much alive the Trump cult at the Republican base will remain. I haven't that much hope for the coming years; maybe we can talk a decade from now.
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