It absolutely disputes that.
CNN anchor just said it was devastating for the FBI. And they were the ones pushing the story the whole time!
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CNN anchor just said it was devastating for the FBI. And they were the ones pushing the story the whole time!
Donald Trump Announces He Will Release ALL of the JFK Assassination Files if Re-Elected President | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
If Donald Trump is re-elected, we will finally know what really happened regarding JFK’s assassination.
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Response to all the naysayers stating that Trump cannot win the 24 general election.
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May 16, 2023
As the presidential primary season commences, many career politicians, “experts,” and news outlets have already made one thing abundantly clear. “While Donald Trump might win the nomination, he has no path to win the general election” they say, or something to that effect. Some suggest that even Trump and his supporters secretly know this. These are bold statements for anybody to make so early in a primary cycle, let alone people who have decades of political experience. The average person could easily read those quotes attached to prominent names and assume they must be true. But as we have seen time and again during the Trump era, when so many predict his demise, the opposite often occurs.
There are a few key elements to examine when contemplating potential election outcomes. Despite all the intricate dialogue that floods the airwaves during U.S. elections, it’s not rocket science. Measuring swing states, overall voter enthusiasm, and primary challenges is the blueprint to follow.
Every election, America focuses on a handful of states that are expected to swing the results in one’s favor. For example, the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections saw Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin play a pivotal role in the outcomes. Trump’s better-than-experts-expected performance in those states in 2016 enabled him to secure the presidency. Trump’s 2020 margins were on an even better trajectory in most of those states throughout election night in 2020 until unprecedented events denied him a second consecutive term. Those were the only five states that changed from 2016.
A deeper dive into voter turnout in those states reveals the big picture. Trump received more votes in Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania than any presidential candidate ever, Republican or Democrat, aside from Biden’s inflated numbers in those three states that were all influenced by questionable events. Had just those three states (despite there being many more with irregularities) addressed those issues, Trump would be well into his second term.
Regarding Michigan and Wisconsin, those states had not even been in play for Republicans since the late 80s. In fact, just days before the 2016 election, news outlets already accounted for those two states to be locked up for Hillary Clinton. Yet Trump not only won them in 2016, but he also received more votes than any Republican in history in 2020.
Analyzing how Trump significantly outperformed past Republican candidates in states that traditionally vote “blue” also reveals a massive level of enthusiasm for him across the entire nation. He eclipsed six million votes in California in 2020, a feat never achieved by any Republican presidential candidate in history. In fact, Democrat governor Gavin Newsom received just 400 thousand more votes in his recent re-election than Trump did in 2020. While that is not quite a coin flip, a Democrat governor in California typically outpaces the Republican presidential nominee by millions. Additionally, he received more votes in New York in 2020 than Governor Kathy Hochul did in her election this past fall. In Oregon, another Democrat stronghold, Trump received the fifth most votes in state history, trailing only Obama (twice), Clinton, and Biden but outpacing other prominent Democrats such as Al Gore and John Kerry. This trend also occurred in smaller states such as Hawaii and even Biden’s home state of Delaware, where Trump also received the most votes of any Republican ever.
And just for good measure, despite enthusiasm for Ron DeSantis from Rupert Murdoch-owned “conservative” outlets following his reelection this past November, Trump received 5.6 million votes in Florida, another record for any presidential candidate, which was over 1.1 million more votes than DeSantis received in his recent election. Perhaps most telling is that Trump leads DeSantis in the state where he is most popular, Florida, by comfortable margins. This is in addition to Trump already securing endorsements from a majority of Florida’s Republican members of Congress.
Lastly, primary challenges are arguably the most reliable predictors. Historically, whenever an incumbent faces a considerable primary challenge, they go on to lose the general election. For example, President Gerald Ford staved off a tough challenge from California governor Ronald Reagan in 1976 for the nomination, only to lose to Jimmy Carter in the general that November. Just four years later in 1980, Carter was the incumbent who survived a primary challenge by a margin similar to Ford’s, but lost to Ronald Reagan in the general. George H.W. Bush underperformed to an extent in the 1992 primary, which allowed Reform Party candidate Ross Perot to take a large chunk of votes when he ran in the general, where Bush lost to Bill Clinton. These are additional reasons as to why the outcome of the 2020 election remains so anomalous. Trump won all but one delegate in his primary while Biden received 51% of the vote, meaning almost half of Democrat voters preferred somebody else, but I digress.
Looking ahead, Biden has already suffered an unprecedented lack of support from within his own party for a sitting president. While official votes have not yet been cast, recent polling revealed a majority of Democrat voters would prefer somebody other than Biden to represent them in the general election. In fact, another poll shows Biden in a virtual tie with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In comparison, most polling shows President Trump with not only a substantial but expanding lead amongst other Republican contenders. The Biden primary parameters signal a promising outlook for whoever becomes the Republican nominee, and that undoubtedly includes Trump, despite the false narratives about his chances.
While the media focuses on “flaws” they find in Trump that make him “unelectable,” voters weigh both options as opposed to focusing on the flaws of whoever the media targets, which they still inconceivably don’t understand. And evidence suggests many preferred the path America was on under Trump as opposed to Biden, or whoever is pulling his strings.
With all this in mind, when you hear people like Paul Ryan say “Anybody not named Trump can beat Biden,” or others say Democrats want to face Trump again because “they know they can beat him,” understand if they truly believed those things, they wouldn’t continuously try to convince America this was the case. Trump received more votes than any president in history and since then things have trended in the wrong direction across the board. So, it stands to reason that he is stronger now than ever before, and that there would be even more momentum behind him the next time around.
So, can Trump win the general? Simply put: The candidate who generates the most enthusiasm within his party’s base is obviously the candidate with the best chance to win the presidency. Despite the newest establishment-parroted talking point, I’d actually make the case that a perfect storm is brewing in Trump’s favor, perhaps even greater than 2016 and 2020 when he received 62 million and 74 million votes, respectively. Of course, this sidelines the obvious threat of massive voter fraud once again occurring. But when gauging the true pulse of American voters, voter fraud aside, there is no question Trump is stronger than any challenger he will face.
With all the voting records Trump has already set, his outperformance of previous Republican candidates and Democrat governors in “blue” states, combined with the historic unpopularity of Joe Biden, it would not be an exaggeration to expect a Nixon/Reaganesque map for President Trump in a fair election, demonstrating to the whole world that America is truly the United States.
Matt Kane is a writer who graduated from Stony Brook University with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science. Follow on Truth Social: @MattKane
Debunking the ‘Trump can’t win the general’ Myth
As the presidential primary season commences, many career politicians, “experts,” and news outlets have already made one thing abundantly clear. “While Donald Trump might win the nomination, he has no path to win the general e...
May 16, 2023
Debunking the ‘Trump can’t win the general’ Myth
By Matt KaneAs the presidential primary season commences, many career politicians, “experts,” and news outlets have already made one thing abundantly clear. “While Donald Trump might win the nomination, he has no path to win the general election” they say, or something to that effect. Some suggest that even Trump and his supporters secretly know this. These are bold statements for anybody to make so early in a primary cycle, let alone people who have decades of political experience. The average person could easily read those quotes attached to prominent names and assume they must be true. But as we have seen time and again during the Trump era, when so many predict his demise, the opposite often occurs.
There are a few key elements to examine when contemplating potential election outcomes. Despite all the intricate dialogue that floods the airwaves during U.S. elections, it’s not rocket science. Measuring swing states, overall voter enthusiasm, and primary challenges is the blueprint to follow.
Every election, America focuses on a handful of states that are expected to swing the results in one’s favor. For example, the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections saw Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin play a pivotal role in the outcomes. Trump’s better-than-experts-expected performance in those states in 2016 enabled him to secure the presidency. Trump’s 2020 margins were on an even better trajectory in most of those states throughout election night in 2020 until unprecedented events denied him a second consecutive term. Those were the only five states that changed from 2016.
A deeper dive into voter turnout in those states reveals the big picture. Trump received more votes in Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania than any presidential candidate ever, Republican or Democrat, aside from Biden’s inflated numbers in those three states that were all influenced by questionable events. Had just those three states (despite there being many more with irregularities) addressed those issues, Trump would be well into his second term.
Regarding Michigan and Wisconsin, those states had not even been in play for Republicans since the late 80s. In fact, just days before the 2016 election, news outlets already accounted for those two states to be locked up for Hillary Clinton. Yet Trump not only won them in 2016, but he also received more votes than any Republican in history in 2020.
And just for good measure, despite enthusiasm for Ron DeSantis from Rupert Murdoch-owned “conservative” outlets following his reelection this past November, Trump received 5.6 million votes in Florida, another record for any presidential candidate, which was over 1.1 million more votes than DeSantis received in his recent election. Perhaps most telling is that Trump leads DeSantis in the state where he is most popular, Florida, by comfortable margins. This is in addition to Trump already securing endorsements from a majority of Florida’s Republican members of Congress.
Lastly, primary challenges are arguably the most reliable predictors. Historically, whenever an incumbent faces a considerable primary challenge, they go on to lose the general election. For example, President Gerald Ford staved off a tough challenge from California governor Ronald Reagan in 1976 for the nomination, only to lose to Jimmy Carter in the general that November. Just four years later in 1980, Carter was the incumbent who survived a primary challenge by a margin similar to Ford’s, but lost to Ronald Reagan in the general. George H.W. Bush underperformed to an extent in the 1992 primary, which allowed Reform Party candidate Ross Perot to take a large chunk of votes when he ran in the general, where Bush lost to Bill Clinton. These are additional reasons as to why the outcome of the 2020 election remains so anomalous. Trump won all but one delegate in his primary while Biden received 51% of the vote, meaning almost half of Democrat voters preferred somebody else, but I digress.
Looking ahead, Biden has already suffered an unprecedented lack of support from within his own party for a sitting president. While official votes have not yet been cast, recent polling revealed a majority of Democrat voters would prefer somebody other than Biden to represent them in the general election. In fact, another poll shows Biden in a virtual tie with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In comparison, most polling shows President Trump with not only a substantial but expanding lead amongst other Republican contenders. The Biden primary parameters signal a promising outlook for whoever becomes the Republican nominee, and that undoubtedly includes Trump, despite the false narratives about his chances.
While the media focuses on “flaws” they find in Trump that make him “unelectable,” voters weigh both options as opposed to focusing on the flaws of whoever the media targets, which they still inconceivably don’t understand. And evidence suggests many preferred the path America was on under Trump as opposed to Biden, or whoever is pulling his strings.
With all this in mind, when you hear people like Paul Ryan say “Anybody not named Trump can beat Biden,” or others say Democrats want to face Trump again because “they know they can beat him,” understand if they truly believed those things, they wouldn’t continuously try to convince America this was the case. Trump received more votes than any president in history and since then things have trended in the wrong direction across the board. So, it stands to reason that he is stronger now than ever before, and that there would be even more momentum behind him the next time around.
So, can Trump win the general? Simply put: The candidate who generates the most enthusiasm within his party’s base is obviously the candidate with the best chance to win the presidency. Despite the newest establishment-parroted talking point, I’d actually make the case that a perfect storm is brewing in Trump’s favor, perhaps even greater than 2016 and 2020 when he received 62 million and 74 million votes, respectively. Of course, this sidelines the obvious threat of massive voter fraud once again occurring. But when gauging the true pulse of American voters, voter fraud aside, there is no question Trump is stronger than any challenger he will face.
With all the voting records Trump has already set, his outperformance of previous Republican candidates and Democrat governors in “blue” states, combined with the historic unpopularity of Joe Biden, it would not be an exaggeration to expect a Nixon/Reaganesque map for President Trump in a fair election, demonstrating to the whole world that America is truly the United States.
Matt Kane is a writer who graduated from Stony Brook University with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science. Follow on Truth Social: @MattKane
How Trump, DeSantis, Kemp stack up for Ga. Republicans
A new poll conducted by Landmark Communications rates Georgia Republicans' choices for president if the primary were held right now.
26 pages of mostly you posting about your hero while suggesting everyone else has TDS. He really owns your soul.How Trump, DeSantis, Kemp stack up for Ga. Republicans
A new poll conducted by Landmark Communications rates Georgia Republicans' choices for president if the primary were held right now.www.wrdw.com
WRONG!
Michael Adams overcomes election deniers, keeps GOP nomination for secretary of state
Adams will face former state Rep. Buddy Wheatley, D-Covington, in the Nov. 7 general election.
LoL next he'll be promising no homework and a soda machine in every classroom.Donald Trump Announces He Will Release ALL of the JFK Assassination Files if Re-Elected President | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
If Donald Trump is re-elected, we will finally know what really happened regarding JFK’s assassination.
Trump Holds Massive Lead Over 2024 GOP Primary Field
Months ahead of the first 2024 primaries, former President Donald Trump leads his would-be challengers for the Republican presidential nomination by a substantial margin.
Trump leads DeSantis by 45 pts in new Rasmussen poll…
Trump 7 points ahead of Biden in head-to-head matchup: poll
Trump and Biden both stand as the clear frontrunners in their respective party primaries, though many months remain before the first nominating contests.
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Maybe you can speak some logic into your fellow Republicans. Guys like @TigerGrowls are basically placing a vote for 4 more years of Joe Biden with their support of Donald Trump.
Opinion.
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WAYNE ROOT: Ron DeSantis, Please STAND DOWN for the Good of the GOP and America | The Gateway Pundit | by Assistant Editor
By Wayne Allyn Root Yes, it’s true I’ve been one of the most dedicated, passionate and loyal Trump supporters in the country for eight years now (since even before he came down that escalator in June 2015).
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Poll: Donald Trump's Net Favorability Rating Reaches All-Time High
Are the Anti-Trump GOP Forces Starting to Implode?
A mission-control breakdown for DeSantis and smooth launch for Scott bode ill for those hoping to thwart the former president.
www.politico.com
Never Trumpers are starting to implode… There is no stopping The Donald…
Trump Posts Memorial Day Message Honoring Those Who Gave the Ultimate Sacrifice | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald
Former President Donald Trump posted a Memorial Day message on Monday honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
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Former President Donald Trump posted a Memorial Day message on Monday honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
The message was posted to his social media platform, Truth Social.The leading contender for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination posted, in all caps:
Opinion: Trump showed that he can capably lead America and protect the unborn
Opinion: Only President Trump has what it takes to navigate our country successfully through these times, writes state Rep. Shannon Lundgren.
Getting back to our nation’s roots: Trump’s newest policy embraces Founding Father’s vision…
Getting back to our nation's roots: Trump's newest policy embraces Founding Father's vision... - Revolver News
Things are getting absurdly out of hand with the whole "birthright citizen" law scam.
www.revolver.news
Trump’s latest policy pitch: A massive birthday party for the nation
The former president is proposing a yearlong bash to commemorate 250 years of independence.
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You might be right but I am still voting for Trump! We need Trump back in charge in an urgent way.
Seditious traitors don't get a say in American celebrations.Trump’s latest policy pitch: A massive birthday party for the nation
The former president is proposing a yearlong bash to commemorate 250 years of independence.
Lol. He can’t win but I’m voting for him anyway! Why not support someone electable so we can at least get the dems out of control? Biden is an incredibly vulnerable incumbent, unless he’s running against Trump.
Newt Gingrich breaks down why trump will be the republican nominee. He is able to reach the average republican voter, like @TigerGrowls and @OleFastball
“One of Trump’s great advantages is he talks at a level where third, fourth and fifth grade educations can say, ‘Oh yeah, I get that. I understand it.’” Gingrich told host Laura Ingraham on her Fox News show.
Newt Gingrich's Unintentional Burn Of Donald Trump Is Priceless
The former GOP speaker tried to praise Trump's communication skills but it backfired on Fox News.
You keep asking me this question. I have a question. Will you vote for Trump in the general election against Biden?
When have we ever heard this before? Trump can never win. He will NEVER beat Hillary. She has a 90%+ chance of winning. Doom and Gloom. All the polls show him losing bigly.
You want to know why they say that? Because they are terrified that he will win.
Moderates are not going to show up to vote for the Biden circus show. The Zuck bucks are gone. Repubs are going to ballot chase like dems in 2020. Information will flow more freely than in 2020 and thus one side of the debate will not be censored. They will try to cheat again by putting Trump on trial for some bogus charges etc but it won't work this time.
Joe and the Ho gotta go.
No. I'll leave it blank. Or write in someone. Obviously won't vote for Biden though.
Moderates won't show up to vote for Biden, agreed. But many will show up to vote against Trump. And keeping Trump out of the white house will energize the left's base, driving turnout as it did in the last election.
Trump will be the #1 driver of democrat voting energy/turnout in 2024. Not Biden or whoever is the nominee.
That's lame bro. What exactly did Trump do to give you this attitude?
If the other republicans candidates want to stand a chance, they are going to have to admit that the election was not stolen. It is hard to call trump unelectable if you cannot admit that he actually lost.
Of course, admitting that trump post is blasphemy to the uneducated maga base. So I don’t see it happening.
Hopefully Chris Christie will come through with some haymakers on trump. At the very least, it will good for people who never leave their conservative echo chamber to actually hear criticisms of him.
- Refusing to accept the results of the election and the continued election fraud claims.
- Handling of the GA senate runoff. His election fraud claims depressed R turnout and he - like a complete idiot - suggested a higher stimulus than what had already been approved by both sides. Gave the Ds something to campaign on. This really showed his narcissism and complete self-interest.
- In general, the divisiveness that comes with all things Donald Trump. He's pushed people further apart politically and made things more toxic in America.
- He's not a fiscal conservative.
- He's not a good person.
- Trump is not respected by the rest of the world. Other countries think we are a bunch of morons for electing a blowhard like him. The US used to be the pinnacle of respect globally. Not with Trump.
- I disagree on some of his policies that he's been promoting. For example, he's railing against Rs that want to figure out how to control SS and Medicare spending. If you are an actual fiscal conservative, you know that we have to get a grip on these categories as they represent a massive % of our budget. Instead, he wants to do nothing about it and punish Rs that want to do the responsible thing.
- I also disagree with his stance on Ukraine and think he's completely full of shit when he says things like "I'll have it resolved in 24 hours." I mean, that statement is so full of shit it's laughable.
- He's proven to be a total loser in the last few elections. He lost to freaking Joe Biden by 8M votes because so many people hate him. His candidates flopped "bigly" in the 2022 elections, including in key swing states like GA, AZ and PA.
Newt Gingrich breaks down why trump will be the republican nominee. He is able to reach the average republican voter, like @TigerGrowls and @OleFastball
“One of Trump’s great advantages is he talks at a level where third, fourth and fifth grade educations can say, ‘Oh yeah, I get that. I understand it.’” Gingrich told host Laura Ingraham on her Fox News show.
Newt Gingrich's Unintentional Burn Of Donald Trump Is Priceless
The former GOP speaker tried to praise Trump's communication skills but it backfired on Fox News.news.yahoo.com
There’s a whole lot more people with average and below average intelligence than there are bright people. It’s why we constantly think WTF when listening to politicians on both sides. They know where the votes are, and who is more easily manipulated. Trump has mastered it.
RIP to all those white boys in south ga that run pine needle farms.Getting back to our nation’s roots: Trump’s newest policy embraces Founding Father’s vision…
Getting back to our nation's roots: Trump's newest policy embraces Founding Father's vision... - Revolver News
Things are getting absurdly out of hand with the whole "birthright citizen" law scam.
