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Originally Posted by SnyderBock
Trump's visual is that he puts the wealthy and specifically himself ahead of America and average Americans. Where is the disconnect here? His actions are clear. Nothing he has ever said or done indicates he puts America first, other than his obvious attempts to manipulate public opinion with obvious misinformation. He specifically appeals to the greedy who care more about themselves and their families financial wellbeing than America as a nation. So he specifically does not put America first, he puts greed first.
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Is Trump a conman and a narcissist? Yes, and ~40% of the population agrees with you. You can pretty much count on whoever is the Dem nominee already has 45% of the vote. In politics perception is reality and clearly the country is deeply divided.
But look at an
electoral map. Trump has 'fought' hard enough for jobs in Ohio that Ohio will stay red. Florida, always close will almost assuredly stay in the red column. I'll put MI in the blue column. Their 16 electoral votes gives Dems 248 electoral votes. The election therefor will come down to PA, IA and WI. Even if Dems are able to turn PA blue that's a total of 268 electoral votes, 2 shy of what's needed. If Dems lose PA, they're dead in the water.
Something interesting I've noticed. Left end of Dems likes to attack Big Tech. In way they're an easy target. They're also biting the hand that has been feeding them.