Donald Trump Has to Love This News

IF everyone stays vigilant and VOTES, yes, Trump will win in a massive landslide.

Don't take ANYTHING for granted. I can envision a scenario where there is voter fraud so massive and blatant that it be impossible to deny yet our government will do nothing about it other than declare 'The results are final'.

The elites in the demonrats have to know how bad Comma-la truly is. She makes Joe Biden look smart and normal right now.

Again, it ain't over until it's over. And if Trump wins, don't expect the other side to go quietly into the night, but we'll save that for another day. Go out and vote, get your friends to vote, if you don't have any friends, make some so you can get them out to vote. But there's a part of me that says I think this could be a "too big to steal" election for Trump. I'm seeing the trends of the 1980 Carter-Reagan race where a tight race turned into a Reagan near-landslide on election night. If my old feeble memory works, I remember reading that Carter's political team told him on his way back from his last campaign stop the night before that there was no way he could win. Here's why. Trump is doing much better with many of the "strong Democrat" voting blocks. He may not be winning majorities in some of them, but he's pulling larger numbers than any Republican in my voting lifetime (50 years; crud, I'm old). Blacks, especially black males, have gone 90-10 for Dems, it will probably be 80-20 this time around (with a higher number with black males). Hispanics are close to 50-50, maybe a little less. He's doing much better with women, suburban and urban voters, Jews, Catholics, and youth than in either 2016 or 2020. I've asked this over and over to wise political minds I know, but I can't find one group where Trump is underperforming. Maybe the Cheneys and the McCains, but even there, I think they have Megan McCain's vote. I've heard the "Black and Hispanic vote are trending GOP" line for a long time. I've adopted the Apostle Thomas stance and will wait to see it before I believe it. I remember once hearing that if Republicans can draw 15% of the Black vote, they are more-or-less undefeatable in state and nationwide elections. Now, the one concern I do have is that we did not turn out the "red wave" in 2022. Some of these projections are counting on the "hidden" Trump vote (3-5% as shown in 2016 and 2020). Is that "hidden vote" still there or are many (not all) Trump voters willing to "go public" with their support? We may not know that answer until after election night. But there's an outside possibility that it might be a short election night. If I were either candidate, I might hold off on the balloon and fireworks order for now.

#4 I think the 'red wave' was there, they just had more BALLOTS than we had votes.