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To: wiseprince

The midterms made Trump look weak and ineffective as a number of his high profile endorsements fell short. And despite Trump’s claim that election fraud was rampant, many of his high profile endorsements who lost conceded without challenging the results.

More and more Republicans are becoming openly critical of Trump which to me shows people have lost any fear they may have had of him. Another blow to Trump was his call to replace McConnell as minority leader in the Senate and his endorsement of Sen. Scott to replace McConnell. The vote by Republicans in the Senate went overwhelmingly for McConnell.

Polls taken before the midterm showed Trump with a commanding lead over other possible contenders for the Republican nomination for president. Polls taken after the midterm election show Trump’s lead greatly declining.


55 posted on 11/18/2022 11:41:28 PM PST by Armscor38
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To: Armscor38
Trump is running in '24. Desantis will get crushed if he tries to go against Trump.

I predict that you will be voting for Trump in Nov. ‘24.

Get used to the idea.

Where else are you going to go?


65 posted on 11/19/2022 4:35:06 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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To: Armscor38

Midterms made Trump look weak? Because he flipped the house? Because he won reelection in Florida and Because he won the Govenors office in Nevada? Trump holds the house of Representatives and has 48 Senate Seats. Trump won Ohio in a route. Trump won Florida by historic landslide numbers. Trump held onto Iowa and he expanded his numbers in New York. Again, it’s easy to surge when you’re just an idea to everyone. Trump is actually doing the work and fighting for the people. That’s what I call a true leader.


80 posted on 11/19/2022 6:44:35 AM PST by wiseprince (Me,)
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