...that didn't age well. I remember the left and moderate Republicans saying the Republican party is dead. They all pushed and pushed their radical bullshit, then propped up a moron who is only there because of Willy Brown. Your elected leaders have failed you because they had ridiculous policies, like a wide open border, weak on crime, more help for illegals than veterans, stupid foreign policy, and so much more.
As our standard of living falls, the poor and middle class feel it first, and that motivates them to pay attention, and vote. It's a good thing they woke up... they saved the country.
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Today is a great day to watch the leftist media and watch how they reflect on what just happened. What will they talk about for the next 4 years? I don’t think they will pivot to being journalists, I think they will continue obsessing over everything Trump says and does as their audience continues to shrink.
I hope the globalist monsters are paying attention… this red wave may not be limited to this country.
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Can't quite figure out what the holdup is in calling MI . . . Trump is up by over 80K and there's only about 45K missing from Wayne County/Detroit . . . even if by some miracle all of those 45K votes went into the Harris column, she's still 35K shy of carrying the State.
Musk definitely helped, but I think the national wakening to the lies helped the most. Telling Americans that the economy is doing great when most can't afford to live... that only works with the delusional base, which is shrinking.
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I think it more than helped . . . not having the ability to co-opt all of the major social media sites along ideological agreement prevented most, if not all, of the major ones from participating in suppression this time around. No business is willingly going to surrender revenue to a competitor when they can grab at least a portion of it for themselves.
