Like you, I was a lukewarm Trump supporter in 2016.
An I suspect a large majority of conservatives like myself voted for Trump in 2016 because he was not Hillary, but did not expect much from a New Yorker who, like so many other Republicans before him, promised to tackle the border, undo the previous job killing trade agreements, and put originalists back on the Federal courts.
But to my genuine surprise, the President has followed through on his promises, an won me over as a supporter by his work in office, and I suspect this is true for the vast majority of his skeptical voters in the last cycle.
Therefore, I believe there is an enormous amount of voter enthusiasm for Trump in this cycle that was not present in 2016 which will translate to much larger winning margins in the polls than four years ago.
“Therefore, I believe there is an enormous amount of voter enthusiasm for Trump in this cycle that was not present in 2016 which will translate to much larger winning margins in the polls than four years ago.”
However, I believe many Dems didn’t show up in 2016 because they were certain that Hillary had it in the bag. This time many of those are less certain and are now motivated by hate.
So this may balance out and result in similar narrow margins in the States as in 2016.
Fraud may be key, or there will be enough (so many) narrow State wins that the fraud won’t matter.
“Therefore, I believe there is an enormous amount of voter enthusiasm for Trump in this cycle that was not present in 2016 which will translate to much larger winning margins in the polls than four years ago. “
yep ... the extremely novel result of a politician (esp. those who CLAIM to be conservative) who ACTUALLY keeps their promises tends to do that ...