Trump was propelled into office by the fury of those who had seen too much.
<><>They’d watched for decades as an insulated elected class—Democrat and Republican alike—broke promises, failed to solve problems, and blamed it on the system.
<><>Trump voters watched the swamp take over—IRS targeters, self-righteous prosecutors, zealous regulators—armed with stunning powers and a mentality that they were entitled to make the rules, to tell the little people what was best for them.
<><>Voters fumed over the double standard. Hillary Clinton deleted government emails with abandon, while a 77-year-old Navy veteran went to prison for building a pond in contravention of “navigable water” rules. (h/t Kimberly Strassel)
The democrat party has killed itself they have nobody to blame life goes back to normal.
Propaganda outlets sink with them the only marching going on is them out of time.
I would think that Trump’s support should be much stronger this year than in 2016.
He has 4 years of outstanding successful governing experience to add to every strong element of his identity that led to his election.
The question is how much the leftist enemedia brainwashing has worked. Hopefully, the deranged core of hardcore libs is all that remains.
Trump SHOULD win in a landslide.
But I have no idea if he will actually win at all, let alone comfortably.