“Yup, a person should never get too excited one way or another by the first-early results.”
Yep. You’d think I learned my lesson, but I was a wreck in 2004. After that, I keep in mind that whatever happens, happens. Now I look back at myself in 2004 and laugh as GW Bush now sickens me ... and I liked the guy!
I knew something was up with Trump the minute I saw Ohio results coming in ... he eviscerated Clinton in that state and had a feeling he was going to pull off a major upset in the rust belt. For whatever it’s worth, I just *knew* he was going to win at least one of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania ... I was floored and in tears when I saw him win all three.
The only thing I don’t like about the results coming in from Alabama is that the libs are certainly holding back their totals in their strongholds ... still, I can’t see Moore losing this. There is going to be a lot of liberals screaming that we elected a pedophile (yes, they are going to stoop that low), but PLEASE keep in mind that they’re going to look like asses screaming that.
I had mu hunch Trump was going to win, several months before Nov 2016, after attending a Trump rally in Everett, WA which is a solid blue state.
The enthusiasm and energy of the 10,000 inside Xfinity arena and the 8000 outside who could not get in due to fully packed arena, told me why Trump was going to win. That arena had never been packed full in it’s 10 years of existence. So it was a new record! When Trump finished speaking, there were 8000 piled up outside waiting to get in.
We had arrived 3 hours early, and it took 2.5 hours in line several blocks long, to get in.