Thoughts?
Very sound reasoning.
Totally agree.
Plus there’s about to be a lot of truth revealed about #ObamaGate.
Gotta shut down the vote fraud.
FDR was reelected in the middle of an economic debacle that people (probably incorrectly) did not blame on him. Truman won reelection despite very high inflation.
I think the key, as with everything, is people’s general sense of expectations: are things getting better, even though they may be hard? The “right track” question has been good and steadily rising under Trump.
Today he hit 51% in Harris, 96% GOP support in one poll (all time high), and 49% in Gallup. He also is at 45% in CNN, which is one of his lower polls-—but this is an all time high.
I've had similar thoughts, but you articulate it so much better.
Another thing is China. China has pissed off the world. People are upset to learn that vital medicines, medical protection equipment, and other sundry goods are made almost exclusively in China.
So who is the just about ONLY political person in the USA who's been warning us about this?
Donald J. Trump.
Everybody knows it. He is the one person, like Churchill in 1940, who has been trying to tell us all these years.
Pres. Trump came down the escalator in 2015 to talk about unguarded borders, loss of manufacturing, and the threat China posed and how wrong it is to give up our factories and skills to a foreign country just to save a few bucks.
He's right. He shouldn't be removed by someone who will turn around an kiss Chicom butt. I think a majority of folks understand this.
Agree. That and the opposition is an absolute friggin moron.
OTOH, a segment of the population might be scared into wanting a ‘magic bullet’ while they’re being bombarded with the latest doom and gloom infection reports, body counts, and cherry-picked statistics. If the Dems can conjure up an imaginary ‘cure’ in the fall (and the Left can lie with a smile on their faces with impugnity), it may peel away some fence-sitters and independent votes in the states under the most Draconain rule: Michigan, Virginia, Pennsylvania, even California to a degree. I still think Trump will win it. With Biden stuck in his basement and being forced to adhere to this whole quarantine business the Dems have ginned up, he can’t campaign, and his virtual rallies are techically trouble-riddled jokes. If he pokes his head out of his warren and steps into the sunshine, we get gaffe-a-minute Slow Joe Part Deux, and the issue of diddling a staffer in ol’ Rattlesnake Canyon will be dogging him all the way. Not to mention Trump is not only the incumbent with four years of experience under his belt, his personality can suck all the air out of a policy debate. Bottom line is, Trump took a very savvy gamble by invoking the 10th Amendment and dropping controlling authority into the laps of the statehouses, while overseeing the bigger issues. It’s now become a finesse game.