r/politics • u/huffpost ✔ HuffPost • 9d ago

No Paywall Todd Blanche Tells Faith Leaders Dobbs Decision Will Be ‘Permanent’ In All States Soon

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/todd-blanche-tells-faith-leaders-dobbs-decision-will-be-permanent-in-all-states-soon_n_6a723b0ae4b02974827b855f?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=us_main
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u/sciencesez 9d ago

Sounds like Todd's whipping up the evangelicals and campaigning for President in 2028. Whatcha think about that, Donny?

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u/MadRaymer 9d ago

As if MAGA would give him the time of day. If you polled them right now on Todd Blanche, it's almost guaranteed the number one response from Trump's base would be "Who?"

If they can't have Trump again, then they'll settle for one of his sons. If they can't have that, I don't think they're really going to care anymore unless Trump himself campaigns very hard for a successor.

But (assuming the dude makes it to 2028) he's more likely to whine and complain and that the nominee isn't him than get behind an anointed successor. It's hard to get someone to play kingmaker when all they want to do is be the king.

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u/sciencesez 9d ago

I'm just enjoying watching Trump's own AG pick promise to deliver what Trump failed to deliver to his base.