Posted on 11/08/2020 2:17:03 PM PST by Behind the Blue Wall
I certainly don't want to be accused of giving any one "false hopes", but I don't think this election is over by a long shot. You can look at the arc of Trump's political career to date as as escalating series of battles, with the stakes rising significantly each time. The pattern has always been that Trump appears to be on the losing end, on the edge of ruin, and somehow manages to pull out of it, leaving his opponents in ruin. Let's review:
Trump becomes the nation's leading questioner of the legitimacy of Obama's birth certificate, ends up "humiliated" at the White House Correspondent's Dinner. Instead, Trump solifies a base within the Republican Party.
Trump announces his candidacy with his "rapist" speech, and a worldwide boycott is launched against his business interests. Trump rockets to the top of the polls.
Megyn Kelly uses the first debate to attack Trump on his past comments about women. Trump deftly refocuses the question toward Rosie O'Donnell, someone everyone hates.
Trump is defeated in the Iowa caucuses, proving that "his polling support does not translate into real votes". Trump wins New Hampshire convincingly, the first of many victories.
Trump loses to Ted Cruz in the Wisconsin primary, ensuring that he will be denied the nomination at a brokered convention. Trump goes on to slaughter Cruz in the Indiana primary, putting him on a path to a majority.
Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort resigns under a "cloud". Trump hires Kellyanne Conway, who goes on to be first woman to manage a winning Presidential campaign.
Trump insults "Gold Star families", guaranteeing that veterans and active military turn against him. Trump ends up with overwhelming support from veterans and active military.
NBC puts out the Access Hollywood tapes, causing Paul Ryan and other GOP quislings to publicly jump ship right in the thick of the fall campaign. Trump redirects the scandal onto Hillary's enabling of worse behavior by her husband, Bill.
"Faithless electors" will deny Trump in the Electoral College. More of Hillary's electors are faithless than Trump's.
BuzzFeed publishes the Steele Dossier -- Trump can't be inaugurated because he's a Russian agent. Trump delivers one of the most significant inauguration speeches of all time.
Trump's National Security Advisor resigns days into Trump term, the first "domino to fall" on the way to Trump's resignation. Flynn is cut loose, and Trump goes on to become the first President in decades to avoid entangling America's military in new wars.
Trump's FBI Director announces that he's being investigated for Russian collusion -- Trump will end up resigning and facing arrest. Comey becomes known as a man with a severe case of TDS who posts random nature photos on Twitter.
Trump fires Comey, who leaks memos that result in the appointment of a Special Counsel, who will have carte blanche to dig through every conceivable theory to remove Trump. Mueller ends up exposed as senile old man who had zero control over and knowledge of his own investigation.
Mueller indicts Trump multiple associates, who will surely flip. None of the indicted crimes include collusion with Russia, and no one provides evidence of the same.
Trump's personal lawyer turns on him, obviously he has "the goods" to take him down. Cohen goes to jail, where he seems to mutter incoherently.
Trump's mistress turns on him, obviously she has "the goods" to take him down. She ends up unsuccessfully trying to leverage her newfound fame to rebuild her porn career.
A "whistleblower" has evidence that Trump engaged in illegal activities on a private phone call with the leader of Ukraine; Congress will impeach and remove him. The Senate votes to acquit, allowing him to to go into the campaign touting his "perfect phone call".
COVID hits, forcing Trump to shut down surely his greatest reelection calling card, the economy, and cancel all further rallies, the bread and butter of his movement. The economy achieves by far its greatest quarter, his supporters start having boat and car parades, and he ends starting his rallied back up in airport hangers.
Trump and most of his aides get COVID, Trump won't be able to campaign right in the heart of the campaign season and might even die before the election. Trump miraculously recovers over a weekend, in the process helping a promising new therapeutic gain approval and acceptance.
So here we are today.
As in any epic story, at each level the stakes are still higher. First, it was just his pride, then his business interests, then his election chances, then his Presidency, then his freedom, then his reelection chances, then his very life.
Now, his legacy is on the line. Will he be a "one-term President" with the corporate media and academia busy at work writing all of the lies about his first term into the history books while he faces endless legal problems, or will he finally and conclusively expose the extensive voter fraud that has been the base of Democrat political power for decades?
Listening to Scott Adams this a.m., he put the chances that court rulings, recounts, etc., would put Trump into the White House for a second term at 60%. I suspect that's about right.
"The stakes is high"
It’s far from over! I believe by way of truth, going through the courts, our President Donald J. Trump will be declared the winner of the election.
I also believe this will trigger the left beyond belief. The dems last ditch resort will be to create as much havoc as they can, pushing us to the brink of a civil war.
If for some reason truth does not prevail chaos will multiply and the illigitimate President will call on UN peacekeeping forces which will ultimately lead to our globalist socialist enslavement.
Evidence of fraud is massive and overwhelming.
“Is” high?
I think it’s better than 60%.
Here’s my reasoning:
1) The American people may be brainwashed and confused right now, but if they KNEW the election was compromised - by fraud or by error - on a scale that may have tainted the results - they would NOT let it stand, regardless of party affiliation.
2) Whether or not the American people are aware of it, I believe there was indeed huge fraud in the mail-in ballots - and that it robbed Trump of a clear victory.
3) So, if both of the above are true (and that is my contention), then it follows that if the American people learn the truth - Trump wins.
4) Finally, I think that while the Democrats, the globalist RINOs, the fake news and the deep state are shameless, the courts do have “shame”. The SC justices (5 out of 4) DO have a shred of self-respect, and will not be willing to disenfranchise 140 million voters by enabling this sham of an election.
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Great post!
If there’s a “killbox” set up for his enemas [SIC], I wonder how deep they get into it before the trap springs?
Yes, the stakes be high.
Yeah, the stakes is high. Unbelievable
I know it’s wrong, but it’s sort of an idiom for me.
:^)
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