If Hitler was on the ballot in Oklahoma, Alabama, Louisiana, and Kentucky listed with an R next to his name he’d garner around 65% of the vote in those four states.
You know…Hitler was immently qualified in that he’d previously had a reality television show and done an Access Hollywood show with Billy Bush.
These people aren’t leaving Donald Trump.
It doesn’t matter how many people die from the virus or how many trillions are wasted from the U.S. treasury.
I repeat…these people aren’t leaving Donald Trump for Joe Biden.
Maybe if Joe Biden named Nikki Haley as his running mate some of this might change. Maybe.
There is not a Republican Party any longer. It died along with John McCain, Bush 41, Ronald Reagan, and Gerald Ford.
Polls mean nothing with Donald Trump because this is Richard Nixon’s ‘Silent Majority’ circa 2020. The Trump base has made it clear black people need to know their place. That being…in the OU, O-State, Auburn, or Alabama backfield.
Racism is a big part of the Trump allure with these people. If I’m wrong then tell me why Trump went out his way to be endorsed by Jeff Sessions in 2016. Tell me why Tommy Tuberville just whomped the same Jeff Sessions in the GOP runoff in Alabama after attaching himself to Trump ala Kevin Stitt. Explain it to me.
Because with these people they’d vote for Hitler if he was aligned with Donald Trump. Period.
Math, science, history, economics, qualifications don’t matter.
It is about Trump with these people and to be frank Joe Biden is every bit as uncompelling as Hillary Clinton. If he was a compelling candidate then Barack Obama never would have been the candidate in 2008. Same with Hillary.
When I went to the Michael Bloomberg rally in OKC surrogate Judge Judy said, “Joe Biden is a really, really nice guy. But….” She didn’t finish the sentence. She didn’t have to.
There are two completely different countries within the borders of the United States. One reads books and has a higher college graduation rate, the other does what Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh tell them to do.
I don’t think the election is over at all.
It hasn’t even begun.