I take it the 20.1% that said no, said no because they want the person to pay for their own plane ticket out...

I'm good with the basic idea, but where do we ship these (and variants thereof)?

Another problem with early voting is what we saw in 2022 with Fetterman. Votes were cast before his issues with his stroke were known. It may not have mattered in the end. But how many early voters voted for him and had no idea that he had a stroke and was dealing with the residuals of that?

from r/UkraineWarVideoReport

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1ck15lr/russian_army_accidentally_bombs_the_belgorod/

Yeah...tell him how many if you dare!

You could count us on one hand and have fingers left over.

I don't really know how many. Do you?

she was born in Jamaica, not sure if she's  eligible, but she seems cool.

Anyone on this purported short list is miles above what  we've got now, cackle-cackle. Trump will be 80 and running, so it's still could be very important who he picks. I'd rather some kind of governor too, liked DeSantis but not his time, Noem has screwed the pooch, urban and suburban voters don't get the reasons for her shooting that dog. And it showed too much naivety  for her to realize  they wouldn't.

Those are the same urban and suburban voters who have voted for the governments that encompass and embrace just about every bad policy ever enacted in this country. They won't even put down bad policy, even if it bites them and kills their means of production. Unfortunately, despite their lousy ability to deal with problems, they vote, sometimes (I'd wager) long after they are dead, and repeatedly.