Do you really believe Trump can win?

[thaibeachlovers]

9 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

This is not about Trump, but what he represents.

I personally have never like Trump as a person, and that was even long before he went in politics. But the world, yes not only the US, is sick and tired of the liberal wokes, and want their voices heard.

Everywhere in the world, people are leaning right in politics now, and Trump happens to be the only choice for that in the US.

So you better get used to it, because everywhere in the world Trump's are getting elected. It is happening in front of your eyes

Excellent post and I have had that opinion on Trump since 2016.

The wokeists have had it their way for too long, and they are going to reap what they sowed now as liberal governments are swept into  the dustbin of history.

[mdr224]

9 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

I hope and pray you are correct. 

 

The World does not need Trump…….. regardless of how much the hard of thinking might want him.

 

British expatriates in thailand may not need him. You dont speak for the best interests of the average American 

[morrobay]

5 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

British expatriates in thailand may not need him. You dont speak for the best interests of the average American 

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[Danderman123]

54 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

And if he does? Will you keep telling us we are disconnected from reality?

There is always the possibility that Trump could get a massive turnout on Election Day.

 

But that would require a massive GOTV operation. And you have never seen a talking point about the Trump GOTV operation, because he doesn't have one.

[Danderman123]

52 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

British expatriates in thailand may not need him. You dont speak for the best interests of the average American 

Are you the average American?

 

 

[Danderman123]

53 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Excellent post and I have had that opinion on Trump since 2016.

The wokeists have had it their way for too long, and they are going to reap what they sowed now as liberal governments are swept into  the dustbin of history.

Spoken like a true New Zealander.

 

Of course you know what's best for America.

[Danderman123]

10 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

This is not about Trump, but what he represents.

I personally have never like Trump as a person, and that was even long before he went in politics. But the world, yes not only the US, is sick and tired of the liberal wokes, and want their voices heard.

Everywhere in the world, people are leaning right in politics now, and Trump happens to be the only choice for that in the US.

So you better get used to it, because everywhere in the world Trump's are getting elected. It is happening in front of your eyes

Do you oppose racism?

[morrobay]

11 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Nope. 

 

Your math is very questionable. Trump needs to win a bunch of states to win the election, and if Pennsylvania is gone, his path virtually disappears.

 

Why do you think you're not getting any talking points about early voting?

Again she needs all three, PA,  MI, WI. And Trump needs one. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/us/elections/polls-president.html

[mogandave]

Democrats have always been, and continue to be the the party of racism.

[Danderman123]

7 minutes ago, mogandave said:

Democrats have always been, and continue to be the the party of racism.

Great Replacement Theory: Here’s What Jews Need to Know About White Supremacy

 

The Great Replacement Theory is a cornerstone of much of MAGA support. You see it here, using Latinos rather than Jews.

[cdemundo]

Of course he can win.

He won before.

I hope he doesn't but look at the polls, tighter than a gnats behind.

[Will B Good]

7 hours ago, mdr224 said:

British expatriates in thailand may not need him. You dont speak for the best interests of the average American 

 

 

 

....and neither does Trump.