Trump sees massive surge in the polls with surprise demographic: 'Truly historic'

UK Daily Mail ^ | May 18 2024 | JAMES CIRRONE

[Rockingham]

The polling and reports on the ground suggest that Trump may get a decisively large chunk of the black vote. Of course, it is all in the realm of wishes and maybe if and until it actually happens in the election.

[Rocco DiPippo]

If he's able to peel off ~5% of the Black vote, he wins without question. But that's before the millions and millions of fake votes the left will plow into the system until Biden's totals are higher than Trump's.

I do believe that this time around, the cheat's going to be even more farcical than it was in 2020.

Will We the People sit back and "eat it" again if that happens? We'll see. . .

[ClearCase_guy]

That’s my big question. Just imagine Joe Biden “winning” in a landslide. Yup. Joe is soooooooo popular that he “wins” all 50 states. What would happen?

Now, I am not in any way saying that they will cheat to that extent. But I think we are in real danger of Democrats cheating to whatever extent they choose to cheat, and We The People will just shrug and say, “What can we do?”

After 2020:
The GOP did nothing.
The states did nothing.
The courts did nothing.

Why does anyone think that our reaction to 2024 will be different?

And, if Trump says, “Wait a minute ...” on Weds morning after the election, they’ll just throw him in jail for his SECOND insurrection. No trial needed. It’s a New Day in the People’s Republic of America.

I hope we win big in November. But I think the Democrats could blatantly steal it and get away with it.

[Rockingham]

Trump's reach into the black and Hispanic communities will tend to inhibit the vote steal operation. Something like that effect benefitted my father in the Orlando area in 1968.

My father was on the ballot as a Republican candidate for circuit judge and had considerable support in the black community. When the Democrats began to cook the vote returns on election night, enough black poll workers objected for my father's sake that there was several hours' delay in reporting the returns.

Eventually, the county Supervisor of Elections had to report a more or less honest result that swept my father and many other Republicans into local office.