Kasich has new group to maybe challenge Trump in 2020

Fake conservative and the guy who inspires Gravol and Alka Seltzer sales, Republican [?] John Kasich, 66, has gotten a new nonprofit organization that could be his launchpad for a 2020 primary challenge against President Trump. Like Hillary Clinton, Kasich just won't go away and he's equally as annoying.

The organization is called "Kasich for America," but it really should be called "Kasich for Kasich." It's all about his ego because there is no way he would win a primary against a president whose policies are helping the nation.

The advisory board for Two Paths America includes Kasich and prominent Never Trump Republicans such as Bill Kristol, a former conservative journalist, and Jennifer Horn, former chairwoman of the New Hampshire GOP.

Other Republicans generally critical of Trump, such as actor and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and ex-Rep. Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, are also on the board.

Long time Kasich aide Beth Hansen runs Two Paths America out of Columbus, Ohio. Republican sources say the organization has raised “hundreds of thousands of dollars,” which is chump change for a presidential campaign. They characterized the group as a platform to maintain Kasich’s national viability and ego needs, whether or not he decides to run for president, but stopped short of describing it as a front for a pending 2020 campaign.

It's a front group for a 2020 campaign if Kasich thinks he has a shot at unseating Trump, which he hasn't.

Along with Bill Kristol and Maxine Waters, Kasich has the likability rating of a puss pimple.


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