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To: cowboyusa

“PT is VERY unpopular in the Blue states.”

Not surprising, obviously.

I’m sure that those who bleat about an “enthusiasm gap” which massively favors Trump (and by extension, other Republicans though not quite as intensely) mean well, but it’s a total fraud.

While even the looniest of lefties has a hard time getting excited about Dementia Joe, their enthusiasm is 100% channeled into hatred for Trump (and by extension, his supporters and all other Republican politicians).

That so-called enthusiasm gap in 2020 not only isn’t a sizable plus for our side, it probably is a negative number — like it was in a major way in 2018’s “Revenge Of The Karens” which, with some well-placed vote fraud, helped hand over the House to the Rats.

The 2018 massacre was absolutely a referendum on Trump, and now for 2020 we can add in add in the COVID Factor as well as record-setting Democrat vote fraud, if it’s necessary.

Just like 2010 and 2014 midterms were referendums on Bonzo the Wonder Chimp — weren’t those great? The 2010 momentum didn’t carry over at all to 2012 because of the horrible ticket the Republicans ran, but 2014 perhaps did presage 2016 a little bit. A lot changes in 2 years; in the 2 years from 2018 to 2020 can we say the electorate (which was very adverse then) has changed for the better, or for the worse?


152 posted on 10/04/2020 8:09:49 AM PDT by PermaRag (WANTED: millions of patriotic gun owners who are willing to trade bullets for freedom)
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To: PermaRag

Yeah, but PT is ahead on OH an GA. He only needs NC, FL, WS ,and one midwest state. He can lose nationally by 4.5 pts, and still win the E.C!


159 posted on 10/04/2020 8:13:19 AM PDT by cowboyusa (America Cowboy Up)
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