2024 Election is Over----Dems just don't realize it yet.

Dem cheating notwithstanding that is

 

This is my last posting in the politics section until the morning of the election. Final prediction----Trump wins Electoral College landslide and Trump wins the popular vote by 2.4%. See you soon.

 

Landslide huh?
Hmmm.
You might be right B1.

 

B1 says he will not be posting again until the morning of the election.

That means that the next impeachment of Donald Trump will already be well underway when he returns.



Joe's pardon of Hunter will be well underway by then too although Joe will not announce it until right before he walks out the door. And as we know it will be framed in terms of "Donald Trump has promised to go after all his enemies so he has to move to protect his family." Nevermind that it is Joe's own Justice Department that has Hunter in court.

 

do you think there will be a bloodbath after stinky loses another election?

do you think there SHOULD be one?

do YOU plan to start one?

 

Black turnout in early voting in Philly was roughly 50 percent of what it was in 2020.

 

Dem turnout in Fulton County, GA and Maricopa County, AZ is being reported as very low.

 

Republican voters in Duval County, which has voted to the left of Georgia in modern times, are now outpacing Democrats, according to Florida’s Voice Assistant News Director Eric Daugherty. The county was lost by Trump in 2020 but four years later is once again trending in his direction. Over 41% of all ballots cast there are for Republicans, Daugherty reported on X, a net gain of 3.1%. Democrats have cobbled together just 38.4% of the vote, a startling drop from the 51% of Duval County voters who supported Biden in 2020. Uncommitted voters, independents, and those voting for five other presidential candidates on the ballot are taking up 17.5% of the vote, a segment that appears to be severely impacting Democrats. The result is “something to watch,” Daugherty observed.

 

Ross Douthat, a prominent New York Times columnist, has thrown his weight behind Trump, predicting that the former president will defy the odds and retake the White House. Douthat made his prediction early this morning in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter). “What I’ve been expecting since the spring, no reason to hedge now,” he wrote. Douthat’s “model,” as he describes it, draws on the unique trajectory of Trump’s previous campaigns.