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RomanCatholic1953 · « **on:** October 22, 2020, 09:40:07 AM »

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Early voting: Republicans are crushing it
Posted: 21 Oct 2020 06:06 AM PDT
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DAILYKENN.com (video script) -- Aside from the far-left mainstream Marxist media spin, arrows are pointing to Donald Trump investing the next four years of his life in White House.

Here's are five indicators the Biden campaign is imploding.
1. Early voting is crushing Biden
Look at this chart.
In Texas — where Democrats invested heavily — 50.6 percent of the early votes are from Republicans, compared to 41 percent for Democrats.
Republicans shattered all previous years. That's not supposed to happen, according to the Biden hαɾɾιs moonbat cave.
Early voting was supposed to hand the election to Joe Biden and the extremist Democrats.
And that's just the beginning.
Take a look at Michigan. That state was supposed to be solid blue, now and forever.
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Look at Michigan. With 25 percent of the vote in, 40.2 percent of the vote is from Republican voters and 38.3 percent is from Democrats.
Here's why that's a problem for Democrats: Early voting was supposed to hand the election to Biden. The reason is: Historically, there have been more Democrats than Republicans, but Republicans still managed to pull off wins. That's because a sizeable chunk of Democrats are too lazy to go vote. Mail-in ballots were supposed to solve the lazy Democrat syndrome. But it's not working.
Side note: Keep in mind that not all Democrats support Biden. Democrats learned that the hard way in 2016 when early voting suggested a Hillary landslide. What they didn't count on then, they shouldn't count on in 2020. Some self-identified Democrats are really Republican-leaning independents.
source: toptradegurus.com
2. Americans are turning red
Look at this map.
Projections show the Biden strategy backfired big time and early voting is turning the nation pink to red with a few blue holdouts.
And look at this chart. Republicans outnumber Democrats 28 percent to 27 percent. For the first time since 2004, more voters identify as Republicans than Democrats.
source: gallup
Why is that? I'm just guessing, here. But could it be that Democrats don't like the stigma of being affiliated with far-left Marxist hate groups? I'm not naming names because I don't want YouTube's AI will hear it and penalize the video.
3. Black Americans are turning red
"Twenty-four percent of registered black voters in the Aug. 22-25 survey...said they approve of the job Trump is doing as president..." according to thehill.com quoting a Hill-hαɾɾιsX poll.
"That is up 9 points from the previous survey conducted Aug. 8-11, where the President received 15 percent support among this group.

"The survey found support among Hispanic voters also grew by 2 percentage points, from 30 percent in the last poll to 32 percent in this most recent survey."

4. Youth vote is collapsing
Gone are the days when the far-left could count on the youth vote.
College and university campuses were made-to-order recruitment centers for far-left Democrats. Now there's a problem: Campuses are ghost towns thanks to the COVID-19 scare.
5. Voter sentiment
The New York Post reported that "A majority of Americans find themselves better off under President Trump than they were four years ago, according to a new poll."
That wasn't supposed to happen.
What was supposed to happen? Riots across the nation were suppose to unsettle voters who would blame the current administration for deadly disturbances. Throw in a pandemic for good measure, and what you have is — or were supposed to have — is an unhappy voter base that would take anything or anyone — even Hunter Biden's Pop — over Trump.
But that's not how we reacted.
The riots remind us of a need for law and order.
"Defund the police" nonsense reminded voters of how crazy the far left Democratic Party really is.
The pandemic was a trial run for an authoritarian, Venezuela-like government, something voters really don't want. Many voters see the mandatory masks as a dress rehearsal for the Mark of the Beast.
Telling Americans they can't go to church and, if they do, aren't allowed to sing, was a direct assault on the First Amendment. So much for separation of church and state.
The tricks of the far-left backfired. They reminded Americans of a need for strong but benevolent alpha-male leadership; something voters find in Donald Trump.

* What do you think?

Matthew · « **Reply #1 on:** October 22, 2020, 12:08:48 PM »

This article makes a lot of very good points.

Nevertheless, everyone needs to GO OUT AND VOTE. We don't want to be like Chile who thought leftists would never win, and go to the beach instead of voting -- and let the Leftists win in a close election! I need to google the details, but I was just talking with a man who lived in Chile during a key point in its history. It was one of the only countries that VOTED IN communism.

Author Topic: Early voting: Republicans are crushing it (Read 153 times)

RomanCatholic1953

Early voting: Republicans are crushing it

Matthew

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