Trump Might Claim 'Stolen Nomination'

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Donald Trump is the front runner in the race to represent the Republican Party in the 2024 presidential election. I heard it from the horse’s mouth. Him. His lawyers also remind judges about this pre-ordained result, although I don’t understand its relevance in the justice system.

Maybe he believes it’s a foregone conclusion because he nailed Texas. If he does become the nominee, nothing can be done. It will be the will of Americans that carry the Republican card. But what if he doesn’t win the nomination to run in 2024? Does the Republican Party have a Plan B? I’m just asking because you don’t keep your spare car keys inside the car. Your house keys are with your sister or a trusted neighbor, in case you lock yourself out.

Vehicles have spare tires in fact, it is mandatory. Even planes have videos showing us what to do in case of an impending plane crash. Republicans are also poultry farmers and understand the wisdom of not putting all your eggs in one basket. Therefore, the Party should have a plan somewhere about what to do, if Trump doesn’t win the nomination, because Trump does. Of course he’s confident that it’s in the bag, but that doesn’t stop him for having Plan B stashed away somewhere, where nobody can find it. Where? In his head.

What is good about his Plan B, is that it will bring relief to District Attorney Fani Willis, Attorney General Letitia James, Special Counsel Jack Smith and Judge Engoron, because Donald Trump will somersault and unleash his venom on his Party, for the 'stolen nomination.'

Nonqaba waka Msimang

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