Dude, I'm willing to bet I make more than you. As for "the only demo" that flipped on Trump, you clearly don't know anything about what just happened. There is a ton of data showing how much the various demographics shifted. There aren't enough seniors to counter the rest of the country if that's all it was.
I would think somewhere above the average margin of victory. If you're going to call a historically closer than average margin of victory a landslide, I don't think that would fit the definition of how that term is meant to be used.
From what I've seen, the biggest notable shift was in Hispanic men. I guess the Puerto Rican thing didn't bother them. Maybe they were tired of the wokeness.
That was a big one. But there were a number of shifts - and I'm defining "shifts" as Trump did better than last time, and/or Kamala did worse than Biden. There is a ton of data on it out there.
He definitely had a lot of things working against him no former president has had before (lawsuits, criminal trials, two assassination attempts, two impeachments, age). You could say it was an amazing political comeback, and even the greatest in history, but the election was not a landslide.
Seems to me that "landslide" is a subjective term. If the numbers were reversed, you can bet your bippy the left would be calling it a landslide.
Many in 2020 were calling it a landslide when Biden's deciding state was won by .63% and it took days to call. They were wrong then. Even with Obama's 2008 performance you could argue that calling it a landslide would have been a bit hyperbolic. Since Trump went down that escalator, the country has been pretty divided by only a few percentage points.