[SeekAndFind]

Author states that he believes that :

The 2020 election was close because people were tired of Trump's behavior. The electorate loved his policies, but they didn't like his childishness. The bragging, name-calling, and needless picking of fights became tiring.

Donald Trump is not in office now because he, and he alone, allowed the election to be close enough to be stolen. He didn't have the self-control necessary to run a disciplined campaign and win over large swaths of the electorate.

Recent events would indicate that he hasn't developed any additional self-control or tactical savvy in the last two years.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Flooding the “elections” with ballots rather than votes is why he lost. He won among those who voted. In 2024, he needs to gather as many ballots as possible. That will take money, since Soros & Suckerberg are funding ballots on the other side.

[mass55th]

"The 2020 election was close because people were tired of Trump's behavior. "

NO! I voted for him twice because I want him the way he is, not some mealy-mouthed dumb cluck who sits in the corner like a puppy with his tail between his legs, and lets the media, and the Democrat party walk all over him. We don't need a gutless wonder. The GOP already forced that type on us for ages.

Personally, after everything that's been thrown at Trump, his family, his political supporters, etc., for the past 7+ years, and the shit that is still being thrown at him, I think he deserves to say whatever he wants, whenever he wants.

Anybody that believes that Joe Biden got the highest number of "legal electoral votes", of any Presidential candidate in the history of this country, all because of Trump's behavior, needs to have their head examined.

[adorno]

Unfortunately, the election was close enough to be stolen — and it probably was

No way that the election numbers were that close. No matter what number Trump pulled in, the democrats were going to figure out a way to get bigger numbers, by cheating or election fraud.

Trump pulled in a number bigger than any president in history, but, that number was going to be the target that democrats would surpass, and no matter what the number, even if Trump got 90 million, Biden would 'get' 95 million.

The election was, for certain, stolen. It was stolen, not because it was a close election, but because no matter what Trump got, Biden would get more, no matter what.

There is no 'probably' about the election having been stolen. If was 100% stolen; no freaking doubt about it.

Every battle-ground state, where Trump was leading with good numbers by the end of election night, was eventually going to be 'won' by Biden through huge fraudulent vote counts.

Counting 'votes' into the next late morning hours, would yield a lot more votes for Biden. That's not the way to run any election. Those late vote counts were certain to allow the fraudulent votes to come in, and there was no oversight of the counting. That's not Trump's fault, and it was always going to result in Biden winning where necessary in order to steal the election.

With oversight of the election votes and the vote counters, there will be less of a chance to have the election stolen next time. And, voter ID is a must, because, without it, anybody can vote, including illegal aliens and the walking dead, and the fictitious voters, and those who no longer qualify in a state because they've moved out of state or were dead before the election.

As time passes, people have a tendency to forget what really occurred, and the writer above has that tendency.

[libh8er]

“I voted for Trump BUT…..”

Reminds of seminar callers to Rush.

[Celerity]

“We need to show the conspirators who attempted to destroy his presidency that we will not stand for a coup of a duly elected administration.”

Article then goes on to list how not to do that.

[Brian Griffin]

Homeowners insurance is still a mess in Florida.

[Rappini]

The author of that piece should see 2000 Mules then get back to me.

[Berlin_Freeper]

We can have the old Trump (Trump) or the new Trump (DeSantis).

[caver]

The author is an idiot.

[hcmama]

Check.

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[Cen-Tejas]

The election was close because people were tired of Trump’s behavior. The electorate loved his policies, but they didn’t like his childishness.

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BS. Yes, “some” people criticized Trump for name calling and assorted other personality traits. But, for Green to argue that “personality traits” of Trump was determinative in Trump losing the election is Liberal BS. Green must draw a check from National Review.

Trump lost the election because RINO’s, Globalist Trump haters and our Judiciary helped the Democrats get away with every election theft trick known to man in about 6-8 swing states controlled by democrats. Period.

[GingisK]

Trump could walk across a swimming pool without getting his feet wet and would still catch hell from those people. I don’t honestly believe that elections work properly in this dying Nation.

[sport]

Enjoy Biden then.

[VideoDoctor]

Recent events would indicate that he hasn't developed any additional self-control or tactical savvy in the last two years.

So you're one of those who is not only willing, but LOVES to eat the next warm bowl of $HIT, as long as we have "NO MEAN TWEETS!"

[Bullish]

Oh, American Stinker weighs in.

[Fledermaus]

Crap analysis by a lazy reporter

[freepersup]

I'll be your very own FR spam server for the day, at no additional cost to you, the reader. Fair dinkum!

[Raycpa]

He lost because of Covid.

[Kazan]

Voter fraud is the reason he lost. Unless that issue is dealt with no Republican willing to take on the uniparty establishment will ever win again.

[Kazan]

Trump won 18 of 19 bellwether counties that had voted with winner since 1980. Anyone believing he lost legitimately is a moron or liar.