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originally posted by: Coelacanth55
Donald Trump ran against a hostile media, a cutthroat incumbent Democrat party, some members of his own party among other things. How did he overcome?
1) Bad Democrat policies. voters able to see beyond the media smokescreen and Democrat spin saw a poor economy. working people struggling to pay their bills were not interested in subsidizing illegal aliens with hotels and gift cards. Real people wanted less crime, but the Democrats spent money and energy promoting green policies (outlawing gas stoves?) and pushing social issues that few of us care about.
2) bad candidates. replacing Joe with Kamala was a good idea, but in the end she was a poor candidate. paper-thin resume, and seeming unable to speak a coherent sentence. somebody said that the more she appeared in Pennsylvania, the more votes she lost. Walz looked like a real man but was just another shallow leftist with no accomplishments.
3) Trump ran a powerful campaign with an energy that belied his 78 years. at the end the left tried to suggest that he was senile and his rallies were half empty; they had nothing else to go with. Trump survived an assassination attempt (notice how the media dropped that story??) and ran on a proven track record of a successful administration. somebody pointed out, he was already President, and he didn't start WWIII and he didn't put Joy Behar (or whomever) in a concentration camp.
this is a simplification but I think presents the basic case. what are ATS' thoughts?
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Coelacanth55
Because we didn't let the democrats rig it again.
We had massive numbers of observers calling out the shenanigans as they happened, and Trumps team and States had teams of lawyers to challenge and overturn their BS.
The American people's voice was heard and we do not want the authoritarian left destroying our country.
A flurry of U.S. election-related lawsuits are playing out in courts nationwide with more than 160 cases already on the books, and experts say that's just par for the course during a modern presidential contest.
At least 165 election-related lawsuits have already been filed, the majority focusing on issues such as who should be eligible to vote, how ballots are cast and counted, and how to ensure election security and protect against alleged voter fraud.