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It's just now over 2 years into President Trump in the White House. By this time, most people know that Trump, has no friends in the Progressive News Media, "MSNBC, CNN"
What if the same, 63 million people will vote for Trump again, because they still think he is better then any candidate the DNC run's against him?
Will you give him another chance to make things better, Just the same way everyone who voted for President Barack Obama a 2nd time as President?
Very Happy,not sure if quite as happy as I was in 2016 because I was shocked then but this time he has to defend the seat not just win it and he knows the Anti American leftists and the Deep State will pull out ALL the stops including voter fraud to stop him.
The Democritters are going to have a knock down drag out 20+ candidate nomination race. The chance of the winner of that ending as damaged goods is pretty high. And now there's the real possibility of a well funded independent run of a candidate who'll tend to pull liberal voters, splitting the liberal vote.
Trump's chance of winning is no worse than even money,
Problem Trump will face in 2020 is while he has retained his rural and religious base, he has lost much of the white collar suburban voter that took a chance on him. Trump has to hold every battleground state he won in 2016 to be re-elected. Can it happen? You bet, but chances are slimmer than in 2016 due to the fact Trump's base isn't as strong as it needs to be in states that he has to win. The 2018 midterms show that story.
If Trump wins again, I'll celebrate again until sunrise.
Then I'll laugh at the sore losers, again and again. And at the lying media pollsters, again and again.
I don't think he got much white collar anything in 2016. Lots of blue collar though. I don't thing Schultz will pull those. Who knows who r the Democratic nominee will be.
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Originally Posted by bawac34618
Problem Trump will face in 2020 is while he has retained his rural and religious base, he has lost much of the white collar suburban voter that took a chance on him. Trump has to hold every battleground state he won in 2016 to be re-elected. Can it happen? You bet, but chances are slimmer than in 2016 due to the fact Trump's base isn't as strong as it needs to be in states that he has to win. The 2018 midterms show that story.
It's just now over 2 years into President Trump in the White House. By this time, most people know that Trump, has no friends in the Progressive News Media, "MSNBC, CNN"
What if the same, 63 million people will vote for Trump again, because they still think he is better then any candidate the DNC run's against him?
Will you give him another chance to make things better, Just the same way everyone who voted for President Barack Obama a 2nd time as President?
I'm so exhausted by his antics now I probably won't have the energy to even think about your question if he wins in 2020.
Since I'm his age, I do admire Trump's mental stamina though. But because I'm his age, I also know it's entirely possible the internal fires that feed that stamina in him could also kill him in the wink of an eye.
Other folks of our age have already fallen when they also had those fires within them. I've attended their funerals.
Given how much pressure Trump has placed himself in, for the moment, I prefer to take him one day at a time and not even worry about the possibilities your questions pose to me. Ask me the same question next year at this time, and you might get an answer. But then, you might not need to ask the question again, either. Time will tell.
I would be ecstatic. The amount of tears and fears from leftists would bring me great joy. There's no better symbol of Obama's "hope and change" than the re-election of his arch enemy for another 4 years.
Last edited by Rocko20; 02-01-2019 at 03:15 AM..
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