ALL YOU DEMS ARE CREATING DIVISION ~ Use Your Brain

Wednesday, July 10, 2024

ALL YOU DEMS ARE CREATING DIVISION

By I at July 10, 2024 Trump Amnesia

Those avoiding endorsing or not endorsing President Joe Biden

You're handing us over to MAGA

You're falling to the MAGA pressure

Shame on you

Focus on what's important, not his age

Democracy or Project 2025 and Agenda 47

We can blame YOU if we end up with Fascism

You're creating more division, JUST LIKE MAGA!

And they're ALL, including CONald Grump, sitting back laughing, "Look at the Dems, they're squirming!

Reminder, CONald sat back watching TV while his supporters INVADED THE CAPITOL

WAKE UP IDIOTS

DON'T RUIN IT FOR THE REST OF US

Learn about MALIGNANT NARCISSISM OR MALIGNANT NARCISSIST

Vote for Joe, then we have Joe and Harris supporters along with their cabinet

Then if he has to drop out afterwards we have Harris and her cabinet

Joe can beat Trump. Can Harris?

NOT a good look for Barack Obama or George Clooney

How do you say BETRAYAL

Click here to read Barack Obama 'Working Behind the Scenes' to Undermine Biden—'Morning Joe'

For Your Consideration: Dear Hollywood,
A message for George Clooney and Hollywood regarding Democracy by Dr. Tracy A Pearson, J.D. (Yes, shes'a lawyer)

As for George Clooney, what does his opinion count for?

HE LIVES IN FRANCE

"George Clooney's new residence: A small village in the Var, France, between vineyards and lavender hills. Miles from from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, George and Amal Clooney have decided to make Brignoles, Provence, their new home."

To get a new Presidential candidate ready within 117 days (as of todays post, July 10, 2024) for the November 2024 election in the United States involves a compressed timeline, but it's feasible within the framework of the electoral process. Here are the key logistics involved:

1. Candidate Declaration and Paperwork: The candidate must officially declare their intention to run for President and fulfill all necessary paperwork required by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). This includes registering with the FEC, establishing a campaign committee, and complying with campaign finance laws.

2. Party Nomination (if major party):

Primary and Caucus Participation: If the candidate is seeking nomination from a major party (Democratic or Republican), they need to quickly enter and compete in primaries and caucuses in various states. These events determine the allocation of delegates who vote at the national party convention. Gathering Delegates: The candidate must actively campaign to secure delegate support, which involves strategic planning and outreach across multiple states.

3. Third-Party or Independent Candidacy: Ballot Access: If running as an independent or third-party candidate, the logistics involve meeting specific ballot access requirements in each state, which can include gathering signatures, filing paperwork, and meeting deadlines.

4. Campaign Organization: Staffing: Quickly assembling a campaign team including key roles such as campaign manager, communications director, finance director, and policy advisors. Infrastructure: Establishing campaign headquarters, setting up communication channels, and ensuring logistical support for events and travel.

5. Fundraising: Raising Funds: Initiating a fundraising campaign to finance the entire operation, including advertising, travel, staffing, and other campaign expenses. Compliance: Ensuring all fundraising activities comply with FEC regulations and reporting requirements.

6. Public Engagement: Campaign Events: Scheduling and conducting public appearances, rallies, town halls, and debates to reach voters and build support. Media Strategy: Developing a media strategy to leverage traditional media, social media, and other platforms to communicate the candidate’s message.

7. Legal Compliance: Regulatory Requirements: Staying abreast of and complying with all legal and regulatory requirements at the federal and state levels throughout the campaign.

8. Election Day Readiness: Get Out the Vote (GOTV): Implementing a GOTV strategy to ensure supporters turn out on Election Day. Monitoring and Response: Monitoring election developments and preparing to respond to any unforeseen issues or developments.

9. Transition Planning (if elected): Preparing for Office: If elected, preparing for the transition to assume the responsibilities of the Presidency, including assembling a transition team and planning policy priorities.

In summary, while the timeline of 117 days is tight, with efficient organization, strategic planning, and effective execution, it is possible to successfully launch and run a Presidential campaign in preparation for the November 2024 election in the United States.

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