Posted on 04/20/2019 3:33:33 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
The great debate in antiquity on the character of a republic opposed Cicero to St. Augustine. Cicero argued that a republic was founded on common interest, to which Augustine replied that it depended on a common love. The Reservoir Democrats are united by hatred of a third party, namely the American republic itself, as well as hatred of each other and often of themselves. Where do we find worse misogyny than in raps about "bitches" and "Ho's"? Where do we find worse homophobia than in Muslim regimes that execute gays? Where do we find classists more arrogant than the liberal environmentalists who are willing to wipe out the livelihood of working people because of their fanatical belief in computer models? Long before these hyenas have finished ravaging the American body politic they will turn on each other. They already have.
A Trump landslide is in the making for 2020.
With the lowest rate of African-American unemployment in history, and wages rising fastest at the low end of the spectrum, a lot of blacks will vote for a president who improved their circumstances.
A lot of legal Hispanic immigrants will vote for a president who wants to protect them from unfair competition from illegal workers, and protect their communities from the social pathologies arising from illegal immigration.
A lot of gays will vote for a president who stands up to Muslim regimes that murder gays, and to apologists for Muslim terrorists who shoot up gay nightclubs.
A lot of Americans will stop believing the liberal media who assured them daily that proof of Trump's collusion with Russia would appear momentarily.
And a lot of Americans will turn away in revulsion from a Democratic Party that eschews any criticism of the likes of Rep. Ilhan Omar.
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And a lot of Americans will turn away in revulsion from a Democratic Party that supports killing babies.
Who can possibly replace Trump in 2024?
Like they did in 2016?
There are some building facts here that cannot be refuted:
between 16% and 26% for almost 2 years. Approval does not equal “votes,” but a reasonable theory would suggest that Trump will get over 10% of the black vote in 2020 (+4% from 2016) but more important, in 2016 in key states 3% blacks stayed home (NC, FL, PA, MI). This almost certainly swung FL and PA.
That 3% will be added to Trump voters this time, while an ADDITIONAL 5-7% can again be counted on to stay home unless the candidate is Kampuchea Harris (no chance). That means the NET of Trump’s black vote will be close to 20%. No DemoKKKrat can win with the R getting 12% +7-8% more staying home.
Hispanics, similarly have been very approving of Trump consistently in the high 30s (a 10% increase from 2016. Again, DemoKKKrats cannot survive this.
The “right” white candidate (i.e., Biteme) might win back some of the MI/PA whites, but at the cost of blacks in PA and FL and NC.
Bottom line, there is no candidate short of Zero himself who has a chance at uniting the total whackadoodles on the left with blacks and hispanics.
The more Democrats go over the edge of insanity, the more certain becomes President Trump's re-election in 2020!
It was more a biblical reference. But I believe I’ve read that Kipling poem before.
I can’t see Black turnout plummeting by those kinds of numbers.
That’s the key problem, that approval doesn’t equal votes. Breaking the awful attachment Blacks have for the Slave Party has been a vexing problem post-1964.
Certainly in the Rat Party, it's "Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the Right".
Not at one to one. But it does equal votes at some point.
Mike Sheppard, who has followed this extensively for two years, and I agree that it’s somewhere around 3:2-—that for every 3 points of approval Trump will get 2 votes. HOWEVER-—that this is every bit as big a key: in 2016 3% of blacks stayed home in key states, FL, PA, NC, MI. In at least FL and PA, they were very nearly the difference (certainly they were in PA, in FL, it would have been about a tie if 3% more blacks turned out).
So Mike and I estimate that in that 3:2 ratio, the other 1% are opting not to vote for anyone. That in itself is huge.
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