The day has arrived. It’s Election Day, and slavery or independence is on the ballot. It’s not like 2020, when Joe Biden had a decisive edge over Donald Trump in the polls. Kamala Harris doesn’t have that—in fact, she’s underwater with core Democratic voter groups. Why is it so close? That’s the thing about Trump: he animates their base as much as he does ours. No matter what, the Democrats would get someone garnering at least 45 percent of the vote. Yet, the former president enters Election Day in his best polling position ever.
Trump is on the precipice of the most remarkable political comeback of all time. The most investigated man has beaten assassins, the FBI, unhinged Democrats, the intelligence community, and the liberal media. He’s Teflon Don. Even with the coordinated and sustained assault on Trump through the courts, he has prevailed. Democrats thought his retaking of the GOP nomination would be the death knell for the GOP, which is about to retake the Senate, could expand its majority in the House, and reclaim the presidency. They thought wrong, as their insular world and voter base no longer includes ordinary working people.
Kamala Harris is projected to be the worst-performing Democrat among union and working-class voters ever. Hispanics aren’t high on her, with key Muslim communities either refusing to vote for her, backing a third-party candidate, or outright voting for Trump. She’s not looking good in Wisconsin, but Pennsylvania is the ballgame, where she’s spent her last full day. Is North Carolina no longer in play for Kamala’s camp?
The woman had months to engage in a sustained media campaign to define herself and her agenda for the country. She failed miserably doing that since she’s too stupid to think on her feet or articulate basic positions on policy. It’s a word salad buffet, and we know why she couldn’t outline a Kamala agenda. It’s already etched in stone by someone named Joe Biden.
One of the things that gets lost is the states in play were never within reach under the old guard. We’re talking about Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania all being gettable. That wasn’t the case with Bush, Romney, or McCain. With Trump, thanks to his neo-populist infusion into the Republican Party, it is—a healthy dose of voter anger over the elites and the political class also didn’t hurt.
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I admit that I was not enthused at the outset of this race. But with time and increasingly unhinged antics from the Democratic Party, along with the lawfare, I’m jacked to vote for Trump for a third time. It’s about sticking it to Democrats, the liberal media, the snotty coastal elites, and the folks who think their input should be valued more because they have a college degree in "whining like a little b****" and shop at Whole Foods. It’s about destroying the fake news media establishment, which will splinter if Trump wins again.
Who will carry us over the top? Democrats are banking on women. A significant cohort that despises Trump but will vote for him over the torpid economy that Biden-Harris has thrust upon us. It’s the latest iteration of the shy Trump voter. Many pollsters and liberal media types are likely going to miss the corollary among these voters’ positions. They may hate the former president but know times were better under him, and Kamala offers nothing but lowering one’s IQ.
If the Trump vote is underestimated again, it’s a landslide for the former president. At the same time, if we’re off slightly about Kamala, she wins. The pandemic is over, mail-in ballots aren’t as prevalent, and their return rate is down among Democratic voters. The left can’t engage in the shenanigans of the last cycle.
The only poll that matters is the one where the eventual winner is declared. Vote now. Vote like your life depends on it. The battle is here. Be vigilant and report silliness at your local polling stations.
We can’t let the Democrats attempt to steal this election.
Let's Make America Great Again. Let's retake the Senate and hold the House. A united government under Republican rule is upon us.
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