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DJL's avatar

The one question I've not seen answered is who is replacing all the former democrat voters that are moving to Trump this election. There just aren't that many Liz Cheney voters out there. The percentage of minorities (Blacks, Jews, Arabs, Muslims, Amish, Native Americans, etc.) moving to Trump is astonishing, yet the polls remain locked in a draw - so we are told. A political party cannot shed that many voters and not suffer noticeable polling losses as well. Perhaps that is why the national vote is so close this time - but the battleground states are kept close to allow for the likely cases of fraud that have been popping up in PA and now GA. Then, with major liberal newspapers like the WaPo, LA Times, and USA Today opting not to endorse the democrat along with major labor unions - how can the polling results being presented reflect reality? It does not add up.

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Manul's avatar

I was pleasantly surprised by Trump’s win in 2016, as was nearly everyone else. I couldn’t believe he could lose to Basement Biden in 2020, but he did, cheating notwithstanding. COVID screwed up Trump’s chances and he heartily participated in that part of the debacle. I have no clue about this election. I’d like to think my fellow Americans wouldn’t be so foolish as to vote for Harris, but they voted in large percentages for Clinton and Biden before. My guess is that we will see an outcome most do not expect, and a reaction that many are not ready for. Regardless of who wins, the country’s problems are intractable and neither candidate is capable of credibly dealing with them, though I’d rather have Trump at the helm. Whoever gets saddled with the job, be prepared for a severe economic crisis and lots of war.

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