Shit you're right.

Also it explains the multiple edits/continued terrible grammar and spelling.

Imagine trying to shit on someone for being bad at math and editing a post six times without being able to punctuate correctly or use a spell checker.

Someone explain to me the logic for DeSantis here
He's supposed to be a more centrist republican than Trump, who is just pandering to Trump voters and emulating Trump, his tagline being "competent Trumpism", trying to embrace the policies not personality, specifically to contrast his Covid-19 response
...and Trump is outflanking him by taking a more pro-vaccine position

wat
this would be like if when Ted Cruz was doing his George W. Bush impression, the real W came out and challenged him to an oxford style scholarly debate

Trump is actually outflanking his republican rival by baiting him into taking Trump's own position that Trump then undercuts. That's not even the DeSantis neutral position in the first place, just something he adopted in the Trump era

DeSantis is banking on the loony Trump supporters getting behind him in the primary, and the mainstream Republicans not being willing to stomach Trump even if he is going more centrist.

In this kind of thing, I'd say DeSantis is playing it smart.

You act like trump has any clear plan on anything. Well besides close the border. That he was good at. Everything else. Clear as dog shit

Yep, he is framing himself as the future of the GOP. And he is right.

The chance of Desantis trying to run in 2024 is basically zero. It's going to be a rematch between Trump and either Biden, Hillary or Kamala Harris, depending on if/when Biden steps down and/or he decides not to run for re-election.

From what I'm seeing of Trump now, I think he is actually planning it more than he was. In 2015 he was totally off the cuff all the time. Now he's actually thinking it seems.

And that's what makes me not worried about Trump anymore. He's not good at thinking. His base does not want a thinker. If they wanted a thinker they would have voted for Jeb or Rubio.

I believe everything I see and read on the internet.

Why would GOP run a guy who lost by seven million votes to the current guy?

It's Trump's decision, not the GOP's. If he runs, it's unlikely any of the other candidates would garner anywhere near his level of support. I mean who are they going to run? There are very few alternatives.

The DNC has this problem also. Biden is extremely unlikely to run in 2024. This leaves Hillary, whom still has presidential ambitions, or Kamala Harris, whom is extremely unlikeable and could likely be beat by a wet paper towel.