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If you’re scratching your head wondering why these GOP wannabes are sticking around in a seemingly pointless primary race, it’s likely because there’s an elaborate scheme brewing behind the scenes—one that involves potential imprisonment and delegate revolts. The uniparty regime isn’t about to let Trump reclaim what is rightfully his. This unjust and immoral pattern was evident back in 2020, and they appear more committed than ever to getting rid of him, as we can see by the four sham indictments they’ve cooked up against him.

Pollster Richard Baris sees what’s really going on here, and he’s weighed in on the flood of media narratives suggesting a “head-to-head” contest on Super Tuesday. According to Baris, these stories are baseless and ludicrous. In truth, they’re likely distractions that are designed to divert attention from a much darker plot. His data suggests that Trump would decisively defeat any challenger. Baris believes that what’s really at play here involves prison sentences and delegate revolts—sinister tactics aimed at suppressing our vote once again. Thanks, Republicans…

AP:

Speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss internal strategy, two DeSantis advisers suggest he could survive three second-place finishes — in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina — and try to force a head-to-head matchup with Trump ahead of March’s Super Tuesday slate of primaries.

DeSantis has already visited two-thirds of Iowa’s counties, Polyansky said in an interview, The candidate pledged earlier this year to visit all 99, a goal that could net extra support and allow him to shore up more populous counties down the stretch.

“Knocking out a majority of our 99-county swing this early, before the caucus campaigning heats up even further, gives us the freedom down the stretch to travel where we want to go and when we want to go” in Iowa, New Hampshire and beyond, Polyansky said.

This is downright comical nonsense. The real strategy the GOPe is praying for is the “Merrick Garland strategy” that Darren Beattie has articulated many times.

Many conservatives online are expressing increased frustration with the once-popular Florida governor, who seems hell-bent on undermining President Trump through shady maneuvers and backroom scheming, despite having embarrassingly minimal support from the base. To many, this is coming across as part of a larger, nefarious agenda—especially odd from someone who has presented himself as aligned with Trump for years. The mood online from the vast majority is anger and disappointment with DeSantis and a hope that he will do the right thing, drop out, and support Trump.

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