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Yes, that's also an opinion. Good job. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?"
] |
>
r/woooosh | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job."
] |
>
No, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh"
] |
>
I’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top.
Rock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it.
Haven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one."
] |
>
What and where have you tried climbing? | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that"
] |
>
I appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?"
] |
>
I thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body.
I lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting."
] |
>
i love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous.
weights are super boring | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting"
] |
>
Yea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on.
I only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring"
] |
>
Lifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have.
Rock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise."
] |
>
I used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it."
] |
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I got tired of traumatizing myself. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO."
] |
>
The pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself."
] |
>
What grade were you climbing when you went? | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there."
] |
>
As far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?"
] |
>
Lifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be."
] |
>
As you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water.
But in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.
Ofcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing."
] |
>
It doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls."
] |
>
Have you actually tried it? | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though."
] |
>
Now that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?"
] |
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If you're not wearing climbing shoes or using chalk, it's kind of miserable, and if you're doing the lowest or second lowest grade in the typical gym, it's really not that interesting. It's once you get to around the third level of difficulty (my gym calls is V2-V4) it gets a lot more interesting because the lowest level is essentially just ladder, which is not at all fun. But it's not fun in a riding a sled kind of way, it's more like beating a challenging platforming section of a video game fun. I mean, I don't really even consider my experience fun. It's more like satisfying. It's satisfying to hit a certain move. But it was fun at first. I've been climbing for a long ass time though. Having a session outside with a bunch of people all working on the same project is fun, until your girlfriend of ten years leaves you and marries one of those people. That's not fun. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?",
">\n\nNow that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either."
] |
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I don't really even consider my experience fun | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?",
">\n\nNow that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either.",
">\n\nIf you're not wearing climbing shoes or using chalk, it's kind of miserable, and if you're doing the lowest or second lowest grade in the typical gym, it's really not that interesting. It's once you get to around the third level of difficulty (my gym calls is V2-V4) it gets a lot more interesting because the lowest level is essentially just ladder, which is not at all fun. But it's not fun in a riding a sled kind of way, it's more like beating a challenging platforming section of a video game fun. I mean, I don't really even consider my experience fun. It's more like satisfying. It's satisfying to hit a certain move. But it was fun at first. I've been climbing for a long ass time though. Having a session outside with a bunch of people all working on the same project is fun, until your girlfriend of ten years leaves you and marries one of those people. That's not fun."
] |
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Congrats. You just proved that something you've done thousands of times isn't as fun as when you first started. | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?",
">\n\nNow that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either.",
">\n\nIf you're not wearing climbing shoes or using chalk, it's kind of miserable, and if you're doing the lowest or second lowest grade in the typical gym, it's really not that interesting. It's once you get to around the third level of difficulty (my gym calls is V2-V4) it gets a lot more interesting because the lowest level is essentially just ladder, which is not at all fun. But it's not fun in a riding a sled kind of way, it's more like beating a challenging platforming section of a video game fun. I mean, I don't really even consider my experience fun. It's more like satisfying. It's satisfying to hit a certain move. But it was fun at first. I've been climbing for a long ass time though. Having a session outside with a bunch of people all working on the same project is fun, until your girlfriend of ten years leaves you and marries one of those people. That's not fun.",
">\n\n\nI don't really even consider my experience fun"
] |
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*riding motorcycles enters the chat* | [
"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?",
">\n\nNow that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either.",
">\n\nIf you're not wearing climbing shoes or using chalk, it's kind of miserable, and if you're doing the lowest or second lowest grade in the typical gym, it's really not that interesting. It's once you get to around the third level of difficulty (my gym calls is V2-V4) it gets a lot more interesting because the lowest level is essentially just ladder, which is not at all fun. But it's not fun in a riding a sled kind of way, it's more like beating a challenging platforming section of a video game fun. I mean, I don't really even consider my experience fun. It's more like satisfying. It's satisfying to hit a certain move. But it was fun at first. I've been climbing for a long ass time though. Having a session outside with a bunch of people all working on the same project is fun, until your girlfriend of ten years leaves you and marries one of those people. That's not fun.",
">\n\n\nI don't really even consider my experience fun",
">\n\nCongrats. You just proved that something you've done thousands of times isn't as fun as when you first started."
] |
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"Wait wait wait. Let me get this straight. You think rock climbing is boring, and lifting weights is less boring?",
">\n\nMore like, if he's gonna do something boring, he might as well do the thing that produces the most results.",
">\n\nI feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like \"just going up and down\"",
">\n\nWell, it's certainly boring to watch. \nIt's less boring when you are the one climbing.\nIt gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.",
">\n\nI don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered.",
">\n\nWeight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.\nSee?",
">\n\nYes, that's also an opinion. Good job.",
">\n\nr/woooosh",
">\n\nNo, I get your point, but you've missed mine. It's not like you negated OP's opinion. They still have that opinion even though the same can be said of lifting weights. They're both valid opinions, but OP's is probably the more unpopular one.",
">\n\nI’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. \nRock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. \nHaven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that",
">\n\nWhat and where have you tried climbing?",
">\n\nI appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting.",
">\n\nI thought the same until a friend took me and now I love it. You don’t just climb up, you have to solve the route. It’s a physical and a mental challenge that works out your whole body. \nI lift weights as well but there is no way climbing is more boring than lifting",
">\n\ni love climbing. it’s a puzzle you solve by doing exercise. fun with friends. slightly dangerous. \nweights are super boring",
">\n\nYea came on to say this. I hate going to the gym. When I workout I get super bored quickly even with a podcast or something on. \nI only recently started rock climbing and I love it. Rock climbing engages my brain to solve a situation basically tricking me into exercise.",
">\n\nLifting weights is the real boring shit. You just stand in one place and do repetitive movements, theres a bunch of cock measuring and its dependent on form and what machines you have. \nRock climbing, youre moving, going places, you see different sights, if you rock climb in nature (I live in a city with greenbelts and people can rappel and rock climb in some of them) you get to see cool views, and you dont necessarily need machines or equipment, you can just go and do it.",
">\n\nI used to climb a ton, always hated the gear junkies and common language used. It gets good when you are solid enough to go outside and climb big places on your own with your own gear. Lots of hard days to get there, but there’s nothing like it IMO.",
">\n\nI got tired of traumatizing myself.",
">\n\nThe pulley situation that they have going on makes it fun tho. I’ve never rock climbed outdoors or with someone holding my end of the rope, so no comments there.",
">\n\nWhat grade were you climbing when you went?",
">\n\nAs far a sports go it's a far different animal than most. Weight training, jogging, etc are mostly just the discipline to do extremely repetitive tasks. Which mentally can be extremely challenging and rewarding. A lot of outdoor sports eg; trail running, mountain biking, skiing, skateboarding, etc are more like rapid decision making over and over, which is a totally different kind of challenge. Rock climbing is like solving a really hard puzzle with your whole body. If you can't get it right the first time, you have to have the persistent mindset to just keep trying with tiny adjustments. I think the trap most new climbers fall into is not seeing the appeal of the stubbornness of not giving up on a problem until it's solved, no matter how exhausted you may be.",
">\n\nLifting weights is boring to me. You repeatedly lift a heavy thing then put it down. I'll take the rock climbing.",
">\n\nAs you said, rock climbing outside is the most satisfying and interesting sport I have tried. Especially for me who live in an island. We use to find spots where you can free climb ( without ropes) and if you fall you go straight into the water. \nBut in order to get good you have to do some training inside too. But still I find it less boring than casual gym training.\nOfcourse it's boring to watch, unless you see someone like Adam Ondra behaving like Spiderman. Or Alex Honnold free climbing vertical mountain walls.",
">\n\nIt doesn't seem that fun. I think a lot of the enjoyment might come from the workout/challenge. The activity in itself seems pretty slow paced and boring so I do agree. Rock climbing outside probably feels way more adventurous though.",
">\n\nHave you actually tried it?",
">\n\nNow that I think about it, I did in high school a couple times. Idk. I'm not saying it's totally boring but it really wasn't that exciting either.",
">\n\nIf you're not wearing climbing shoes or using chalk, it's kind of miserable, and if you're doing the lowest or second lowest grade in the typical gym, it's really not that interesting. It's once you get to around the third level of difficulty (my gym calls is V2-V4) it gets a lot more interesting because the lowest level is essentially just ladder, which is not at all fun. But it's not fun in a riding a sled kind of way, it's more like beating a challenging platforming section of a video game fun. I mean, I don't really even consider my experience fun. It's more like satisfying. It's satisfying to hit a certain move. But it was fun at first. I've been climbing for a long ass time though. Having a session outside with a bunch of people all working on the same project is fun, until your girlfriend of ten years leaves you and marries one of those people. That's not fun.",
">\n\n\nI don't really even consider my experience fun",
">\n\nCongrats. You just proved that something you've done thousands of times isn't as fun as when you first started.",
">\n\n*riding motorcycles enters the chat*"
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Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla. | [] |
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Heheh… take my upvote | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla."
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Tldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents
The 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote"
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Idiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers..... | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes"
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I shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite. | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers....."
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50 Shades of Asshole | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite."
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Idiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots. | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole"
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Sorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds. | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots."
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Get a poop knife ready. | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds."
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NGL.....was hoping for a pie chart | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds.",
">\n\nGet a poop knife ready."
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Seditious
Treasonous
Fascist
Sleepy
Dopey | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds.",
">\n\nGet a poop knife ready.",
">\n\nNGL.....was hoping for a pie chart"
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The House Republican factions:
The Far Right
The Ultra Far Right
MAGAs
White Supremacists
Christian Nationalists | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds.",
">\n\nGet a poop knife ready.",
">\n\nNGL.....was hoping for a pie chart",
">\n\n\n\nSeditious \n\n\nTreasonous \n\n\nFascist\n\n\nSleepy\n\n\nDopey"
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They are all the same picture -Pam Beasley | [
"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds.",
">\n\nGet a poop knife ready.",
">\n\nNGL.....was hoping for a pie chart",
">\n\n\n\nSeditious \n\n\nTreasonous \n\n\nFascist\n\n\nSleepy\n\n\nDopey",
">\n\nThe House Republican factions:\n\nThe Far Right\nThe Ultra Far Right\nMAGAs\nWhite Supremacists\nChristian Nationalists"
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"Fascist, Neo-Fascist, Diet Fascist, Fascist with Lime, and Fascist Vanilla.",
">\n\nHeheh… take my upvote",
">\n\nTldr:Moderate, Conservative, Far Right, Tea Party & Pro-Trump insurgents \nThe 5 minor factions: On Vlad’s Christmas Card List, “For the children”projectionist, Dark Money Trust Fund Babies, Sharia Law & Monkey Pancakes",
">\n\nIdiots, assholes, morons, dipshits, and self absorbed stupid fuckers.....",
">\n\nI shudder to think what they prop onto their heads for the salting rite.",
">\n\n50 Shades of Asshole",
">\n\nIdiots, morons, corrupt bastards, swindlers, bigots.",
">\n\nSorry, but this just seems like an exercise in sorting turds.",
">\n\nGet a poop knife ready.",
">\n\nNGL.....was hoping for a pie chart",
">\n\n\n\nSeditious \n\n\nTreasonous \n\n\nFascist\n\n\nSleepy\n\n\nDopey",
">\n\nThe House Republican factions:\n\nThe Far Right\nThe Ultra Far Right\nMAGAs\nWhite Supremacists\nChristian Nationalists",
">\n\nThey are all the same picture -Pam Beasley"
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I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably. | [] |
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Hogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control.
He's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican.
This is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably."
] |
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The "personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much.
The respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say "I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace." | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee."
] |
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He and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\""
] |
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Ah damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills"
] |
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For sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity."
] |
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Pretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump."
] |
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Trap? Or plan? Hmm... | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016."
] |
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He would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm..."
] |
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2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into."
] |
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Aw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump."
] |
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Had the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another... | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title."
] |
>
orange won't be GOP nominee
2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another..."
] |
>
So, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4% | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you."
] |
>
neither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%"
] |
>
Wait.
Larry Hogan?
There's no chance. Not radical enough.
( and still too Republican to get my vote) | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons"
] |
>
Dude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)"
] |
>
As a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.
What bothers me is I think he beats Biden.
My hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general
Not running of course would be ideal in my opinion. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland."
] |
>
My hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general
In a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion."
] |
>
Let me tell you something about inflation, brother! | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote."
] |
>
Trump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!"
] |
>
Fuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.
Making me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple."
] |
>
Sounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of."
] |
>
I thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside"
] |
>
It's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining."
] |
>
Well, he can help dilute Trump's competition. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking."
] |
>
Will the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP? | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition."
] |
>
I would at least consider that ticket… | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?"
] |
>
There's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…"
] |
>
Considering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares."
] |
>
The more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan."
] |
>
I stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win."
] |
>
I like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him."
] |
>
Great. Another old guy. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican."
] |
>
Okay, sure, guy I've never heard of | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy."
] |
>
I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of"
] |
>
Hogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control.
He's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican.
This is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably."
] |
>
The "personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much.
The respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say "I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace." | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee."
] |
>
He and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\""
] |
>
Ah damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills"
] |
>
For sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity."
] |
>
Pretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump."
] |
>
Trap? Or plan? Hmm... | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016."
] |
>
He would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm..."
] |
>
2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into."
] |
>
Aw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump."
] |
>
Had the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another... | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title."
] |
>
orange won't be GOP nominee
2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another..."
] |
>
So, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4% | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you."
] |
>
neither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%"
] |
>
Wait.
Larry Hogan?
There's no chance. Not radical enough.
( and still too Republican to get my vote) | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons"
] |
>
Dude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)"
] |
>
As a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.
What bothers me is I think he beats Biden.
My hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general
Not running of course would be ideal in my opinion. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland."
] |
>
My hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general
In a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion."
] |
>
Let me tell you something about inflation, brother! | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote."
] |
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Trump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!"
] |
>
Fuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.
Making me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple."
] |
>
Sounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of."
] |
>
I thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside"
] |
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It's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining."
] |
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Well, he can help dilute Trump's competition. | [
"I would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking.",
">\n\nWell, he can help dilute Trump's competition.",
">\n\nWill the ghost of Mean Gene be his VP?",
">\n\nI would at least consider that ticket…",
">\n\nThere's a lane for him until Chris Sununu declares.",
">\n\nConsidering this is the republicans, I assumed it was Hulk Hogan.",
">\n\nThe more the Republicans can’t figure out how not to lose an election the more Trump win.",
">\n\nI stand proudly with the vast majority of Americans who have never heard of him.",
">\n\nI like Hogan but every day I find it harder to believe that anyone who represents themselves as a Republican isn’t morally bankrupt and unamerican.",
">\n\nGreat. Another old guy.",
">\n\nOkay, sure, guy I've never heard of",
">\n\nI would disagree with him of course on almost every issue, BUT he wouldn't give me PTSD.... probably.",
">\n\nHogan believes climate change is real and has signed various laws limiting carbon emissions and pollution; he personally opposes abortion, but wants it to be legal; and he came around on same-sex marriage and now supports it. He even supported some gun control. \nHe's probably to the left of Joe Mancin. By any reasonable modern standard, he's a conservative Democrat, not a Republican. \nThis is also why he stands absolutely zero chance at becoming the Republican nominee.",
">\n\nThe \"personally opposes abortion but still supportive of other people's ability to get one\" tidbit tells me immediately that he at least has some level of genuine integrity, even if it isn't much. \nThe respectable thing to do for any person who doesn't personally support an issue like abortion is to say \"I might not like it, but that doesn't mean people who need it should be discriminated against, or targeted with violence. I do not support forcibly imposing my personal views on the entire populace.\"",
">\n\nHe and the Massachusetts governor vetoed pro-choice bills",
">\n\nAh damn, they got me there. That completely negates their supposed minimal integrity.",
">\n\nFor sure Larry Hogan won't be the GOP nominee. And Trump's chances go up when moderate lightweights like him join the race. Hogan may garner a few points, but he'll take them from De Santis or Haley, not Trump.",
">\n\nPretty much. The GOP is falling into the same trap that handed Trump the nomination in 2016.",
">\n\nTrap? Or plan? Hmm...",
">\n\nHe would fare better in the general, but he has zero chance of making it out of the primary. That’s the corner the GOP has painted itself into.",
">\n\n2016 rerun, to many candidates are going to run and let Trumps solid base sweep. Maybe they will pull a Biden-esk play and have everyone drop out to endorse someone that’s not trump.",
">\n\nAw I thought that was going to be the hulkster, really should put the full name in the title.",
">\n\nHad the same reaction, I was like okay one celebrity to another...",
">\n\n\norange won't be GOP nominee\n\n2015 called. They wanna know how that's going for you.",
">\n\nSo, Republican primary math: Trump 33%, DeSantis 29%, Pompeo 13%, Hogan 13% (note crossover dem voters in open primary states), Haley 8%, Other 4%",
">\n\nneither one of them will be the Republican nominee for very different reasons",
">\n\nWait.\nLarry Hogan?\nThere's no chance. Not radical enough.\n( and still too Republican to get my vote)",
">\n\nDude announced that he wrote in Ronald Reagan for president. He won't even win Maryland.",
">\n\nAs a Marylander I have such mixed feelings about Hogan running, his policies were racist and I disagree with him on most things but after the last 6 years he would be the GOP’s least awful candidate.\nWhat bothers me is I think he beats Biden.\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\nNot running of course would be ideal in my opinion.",
">\n\n\nMy hope is he loses the primary because that’ll be his toughest challenge becoming President and other than him I’m not sure the GOP has anyone currently posed to do well in the general\n\nIn a one on one Hogan vs Biden race he may win (I really don't know because I don't know much about him other than what is written in this thread) but I don't think that it will be a two way race if Trump doesn't secure the nomination. He'll run as an independent and split the conservative vote.",
">\n\nLet me tell you something about inflation, brother!",
">\n\nTrump starts off with more votes than any of his numerous contenders. Those votes have been glued to him since 2016. If there are multiple candidates for the republican nominations, Trump wins. Just that simple.",
">\n\nFuck me, you really should have specified that it wasn't Hulk Hogan.\nMaking me read some dumb ass article about a Hogan I've never heard of.",
">\n\nSounds like you had some high hopes but they came crashing down and now it hurts inside",
">\n\nI thought the article would be at least mildly entertaining.",
">\n\nIt's Trump's party, that much is obvious. I don't know what kind of drug Hogan is smoking."
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