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15. Two foreseeable outcomes:

Sun Mar 19, 2023, 05:25 AM

Mar 2023

A) TFG signs it and breaks his promise to support another nominee, or

B) TFG refuses to sign it and shows up for the debate.

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RNC chair: candidates must sign loyalty pledge if they want to join 2024 debates [View all] applegrove Mar 2023 OP

Is there honor among thieves? TheBlackAdder Mar 2023 #11

The Orange One will never agree to that! Maeve Mar 2023 #2

I think he will sign it, presuming that he will be the nominee..... DemocraticPatriot Mar 2023 #3

This! PortTack Mar 2023 #10

In 2015, John Kasich pledged to support the nominee on stage Polybius Mar 2023 #16

I know.. Delicious, eh? Cha Mar 2023 #6

Uhh...pledge? As they scramble for dictionaries. yonder Mar 2023 #4

I predict that her 'should-hood' EYESORE 9001 Mar 2023 #5

Trump would sign it dflprincess Mar 2023 #8

Pledge, oath, vow - all non-binding to Trump. Meaningless in his world. nature-lover Mar 2023 #9

Because, who, exactly believes he'll honor promises? lindysalsagal Mar 2023 #12

Two foreseeable outcomes: no_hypocrisy Mar 2023 #15