As I sit back and observe the current state of the GOP, I can’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction knowing that Trump’s lunacy is finally catching up to them. For years, they have embraced his degeneracy and extremism, thinking it would lead them to victory. But now, as the Florida supreme court bans abortions but allows weed to go into ballot measures, the liberal-leaning folks who don’t typically vote are being heavily incentivized to get out there in November. Trump may have won Florida by a slim margin in 2020, but the tides are shifting, and the impact on the upcoming election could be significant.… Continue reading
I must admit, the rollercoaster of conflicting polls and headlines about the upcoming election has me feeling a bit uneasy. Seeing Trump signs plastered across different states during my recent road trip only solidified my concerns about the current political climate. It’s clear that there is still a lot of support for Trump out there, which is why I urge everyone, regardless of which side you’re on, to exercise your right to vote.
The recent swing state poll conducted by Franklin & Marshall College that shows Joe Biden leading Donald Trump by a significant margin is definitely a positive sign. Biden’s surge in the polls since the State of the Union address is an encouraging indication of his growing support.… Continue reading
It comes as no surprise that Donald Trump’s support in Gen Z has taken a significant hit. The numbers from the polls are quite telling, showing a decrease from 55% in February to 35% in March. The fact that there was even a substantial portion of Gen Z supporting him in the first place is baffling to me. What could possibly have appealed to this younger demographic about a man who embodies everything that is wrong with humanity?
Looking at the overall support for Trump across all age groups, hovering around 47-48%, it’s clear that there are still a significant number of individuals who continue to stand behind him.… Continue reading
The Biden campaign’s recent announcement to target flipping Trump’s Florida has sparked discussions and debates among political enthusiasts. Many believe that focusing on Florida might be a strategic move, while others view it as a waste of resources. As a bystander observing from the sidelines, it’s fascinating to see the diverse range of opinions on this matter.
It’s evident that Florida has been a historically challenging state for Democrats to win, with Republicans consistently dominating in past elections. However, with recent developments such as the abortion ruling and marijuana initiatives being put on the ballot, the political landscape in Florida could potentially shift.… Continue reading
Biden is building a ‘superstructure’ to stop Trump from stealing the election. This is a grave task that should not be taken lightly, as the fate of our democracy hangs in the balance. Republicans have been laying the groundwork for an opposing structure for years, preparing to exploit every trick, abuse of power, and loophole to change the outcome of the election. It is crucial for Biden to anticipate these moves and counter them effectively to ensure a fair and legitimate election result.
The fact that Trump and his enablers have gone to such lengths to undermine the democratic process is a clear indication of the rot at the core of our political system.… Continue reading
Biden and Obama Absolutely Torch Trump With Record-Breaking Fundraiser
The recent news of Biden and Obama’s record-breaking fundraiser has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. As a Democrat myself, it’s both reassuring and inspiring to see such overwhelming support for our current administration. With a staggering $26 million raised, it’s clear that the momentum is on our side.
The stark contrast between the Democrats and GOP’s fundraising efforts is glaringly obvious. While the Republicans have been funneling money into Trump’s legal fund, we’ve been strategically investing in key areas such as local elections. The impact of this shift in focus is already being felt, with conservatives experiencing a meltdown on social media platforms as the reality of our fundraising success sinks in.… Continue reading
Susan Collins won’t vote for Trump. Big surprise, right? Well, not really. In fact, I think we all saw this coming. Susan Collins has a history of talking a big game and then failing to deliver. Remember when she voted to not convict Trump during the impeachment trial because she thought he had “probably learned his lesson”? Yeah, that was a real show of spine.
Her recent announcement that she won’t be voting for Trump shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. After all, she has enabled his disastrous policies for years. She talks a big game but when it comes down to it, her actions always seem to fall short.… Continue reading
I have been following the recent statements made by Liz Cheney warning about the potential consequences of another Donald Trump presidency, and I can’t help but resonate with her concerns. The idea of another four years under the leadership of Trump sends shivers down my spine, considering the chaos and divisiveness that characterized his previous term. The fact that countries like Russia, China, and North Korea seem to support his re-election while America’s allies are looking towards a Biden victory speaks volumes about the global implications of another Trump administration.
When I think about the damage already done by Trump’s appointments to the federal judiciary, I question whether we truly survived his first term.… Continue reading
It’s fascinating to witness the recent shift in political dynamics within the GOP, with Senator Lisa Murkowski making headlines for her bold statement expressing her discontent with former President Trump and not ruling out leaving the Republican Party. This declaration has undoubtedly sparked a wave of speculation and anticipation about the potential repercussions on the future of the GOP.
Having a prominent figure like Murkowski, who has demonstrated a level of independence within the Republican Party, consider the possibility of leaving is a significant development. Her track record of occasionally siding with Democrats on key issues and voting against Trump in his second Senate trial only adds to the intrigue surrounding her next steps.… Continue reading
I have always found it perplexing how millions of GOP voters still support Donald Trump despite his controversial and divisive nature. Losing by 7 million popular votes should have been a wake-up call, a signal to be more inclusive, but alas, that bridge was burned down in hopes that enough of the team had already crossed over. The fact that so many GOP voters express dislike for Trump yet still vote for him speaks volumes about the complexity of party loyalty and political allegiance.
It is disheartening to see that history has shown Republicans consistently coming home and voting for their nominee, regardless of personal reservations.… Continue reading
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