Who will be the 2024 Republican Presidential nominee (Post RNC edition)?

[RINO Tom]

^ I’m not so unrealistic to be hoping for things like a Charlie Baker nomination, haha ... and I’d LOVE a Haley/Scott ticket.

[RINO Tom]

^ I’m not so unrealistic to be hoping for things like a Charlie Baker nomination, haha ... and I’d LOVE a Haley/Scott ticket.

Wouldnt work as they are both from the same state

Trueeeeee.  Damn.

[RINO Tom]

^ I’m not so unrealistic to be hoping for things like a Charlie Baker nomination, haha ... and I’d LOVE a Haley/Scott ticket.

Wouldnt work as they are both from the same state

Trueeeeee.  Damn.

Well there is always Rubio then who can be either Haley's or Scott's vp

Eh, I voted for Rubio to stop the absolute dipshlt we ended up nominating, but I’m no fan of his; he’s just not overly impressive to me.

[RINO Tom]

Really surprised that a plurality think Pence is the most likely nominee. His instinct to appear both to the Trumpists while also being a "kinder, gentler" conservative isn't convincing to either side, in my opinion anyway. Personally I think the only politician I've seen manage to appeal to both the hardcore Trumpers and the 2004-2012 GOP voters is probably Rick Scott. 

He also has literally no charisma, and if there's one thing I learned from Trump winning the nomination in '16 is that GOP voters want a guy with some charisma who loves to get them the conservative-nationalist red meat.

Cotton and Hawley have zero charisma, which makes me skeptical they'd win.

I think it needs to be said again that these are 90% the exact same people...

[RINO Tom]

I think Paul Ryan would have a good shot at the nomination if he were to run.

Edit:  Expanding on this...Ryan has a very high level of name recognition compared to many of the other potential candidates.  He bailed out of Congress at the right time--disappearing before impeachment, Covid, etc.  But, he was there to get the Trump tax cuts through, Republicans' only really legislative "win" of the last decade.  And while no one would ever call Ryan charismatic, he certainly has more charm than Cotton, Hawley, et. al. 

If I had to rank the top three Republicans I think are most likely to get the 2024 nomination, I'd say
1.  Pence
2.  Cruz
3.  Ryan

Is...this a joke post?

Trump's win was a complete and total refutation of Ryan's brand of politics. There's zero chance the GOP will ever go back to Ryanism for a long time.

Not really at all ... maybe his demeanor.