He has had it twice. If he’s the nominee of the Republican Party he’ll get it a 3rd time. If he runs 3rd party he will not and I’ve maintained that stance for quite some time now. That will be proof that he’s about burning things down out of vengeance and not about winning and advancing an agenda. I won’t tag along just to stroke his ego. The man has flaws but his policies are damn good. He has earned my vote in the past. It wasn’t given just for fun.

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And Desantis has earned your?

Sure he can. I don’t buy into him being a WEF puppet, RINO globalist. The man has governed, very successfully, as a conservative. He’s brought the fight to the left and won. You can argue that it’s easy because he has a friendly legislature but he is still gettting his side to rally to his causes. That’s leadership and knowing how to navigate the political waters. I’m all ears on what he has to say and wants to do.

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Or you’re good with whichever Republican it is?

I have one philosophy in this: vote for the R or don’t vote if the candidate is garbage (Romney). I don’t ever vote for the dem because of what comes with it. The R isn’t an auto vote from me. Give me a reason to support you and that starts with your overall vision, policies & accomplishments and you’ll get my vote.

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Because that would run contrary to the lecture about the necessity of earning a vote a few posts back? Why wouldn’t Georgia voters adopt your approach then?

No, it doesn’t run contrary. Trump has to win people to his side and that is up to him. As it is for all candidates. If he doesn’t people will either stay home or vote for someone else. He isn’t entitled to their support and it isn’t being a turncoat if you say “no”. It’s a reflection on the candidate not being persuasive. Enough Georgia voters have clearly tuned him out. Why? That’s up to Trump to figure out and rectify. He can’t win without them.