“when you add policies to the mix it becomes obvious there’s only one possible result – victory for Trump”
Greetings from Southport, in the swing state of North Carolina. The signs in the houses and lining the highways suggest a close result, impossible to call. The mainstream media also echoes the too-close-to-call mantra, but that is off the mark.
In its dreams the MSM hopes it was impossibly close while they pray for some gift of god (or rather mammom for these godless, abortion-loving humanists) to derail the relentless former president Donald Trump express.
In August we saw the hysterical crowning of Kamala Harris at the Democrat National convention, as she bypassed the primary election process, orchestrated by Democrat bigwigs like Barrack Obama, and Bill and Hillary Clinton. They had been thwarted by ailing president Joe Biden who played for time while trying to hold on to the Democrat nomination.
By the time he was forced to concede after his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump, Obama/Clinton probably feared it was too late to find a good candidate. Best stick with the useless, hapless Harris. At least she could be manipulated, like the wretched Biden. That demonstrated that you could fool all of the people all of the time? Except for the Biden/Trump debate, which showed millions of American voters that they had not only been cheated by the Democrats, but that the mainstream media was complicit in the deception.
The fact is Harris is uniquely useless and out-classed as a presidential candidate and potential leader of the free world. This becomes obvious after she’s exposed to the briefest of interviews requiring actuall thought, rather then rehearsed banality. This will shine through to the few floating voters who hold the key to every election. They will either vote Trump or not vote at all. She is that much of a turnoff. That looks like a shoe-in to me. But when you add policies to the mix it becomes obvious there’s only one possible result – victory for Trump.
What about her policies? She had a reputation as the most extreme leftist in the Senate. Remember her relentless, arrogant, corrupt, merciless, (and let’s face it unhinged) pursuit of Brett Kavanaugh as he was attacked by her Senate committee during Supreme Court nomination hearings.
· She would pack the Supreme Court, add Washington and Puerto Rico as states, making it impossible for the Republicans to even win a presidential election or the Senate again.
· She supports all the grotesque pronoun based-bollox.
· She is committed to the equality agenda, where race distribution of jobs is all, even if it means your pilot is not really qualified to fly jets.
· She is fully committed to allowing children to decide which sex they are, and the physical and mental mutilation that demands.
· She can’t see how much normal people despise her acceptance of trans (er not) women in women’s sports.
· She is a fully paid-up climate change extremist where the belief is that only a return to a pre-industrial revolution economy can save the planet.
· She repudiated fracking for oil and gas which had liberated Americans from the middle east tyranny and given its economy the lowest energy costs in the Western world. She tried to roll that back during the campaign, but I don’t believe it.
· Her foreign policy would track the Biden/Obama attempt to play nice with Iran, which has led directly to giving Hamas and Hezbollah the wherewithal to fight Israel.
Trump had a good reputation for economic husbandry during his term. Voters can look back on a time when wages were higher and rising and inflation had yet to raise its ugly head. It seems everybody here in America can’t stop talking about the horror that is grocery shopping now. The fact Trump’s regime coincided with good times, is a huge plus for him. The lack of foreign wars resonates, as does Joe Biden’s hopelessly incompetent and humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Some conservative economists are said to be worried about Trumps threat to use tariffs to protect American industry and its potential to cause a world economic slump, but they ignore Trump’s previous use of tariffs as a bartering tool. He will have no urge to implement policies which destroy America’s lucrative export markets for the likes of Tesla, Google etc.
The Trump campaign has hit high gear at just the right moment. Biden gaffes have helped, with his “all Republicans are garbage” insult echoing Hillary Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” in the 2016 campaign. Biden biting babies as the White House celebrated Halloween won’t have helped. Posters of Trump, with ear bloodied by a failed sniper’s bullet and him crying “Fight! Fight! Fight” are all over the campaign.
Just how brazen will Democrats be?
There is, as always, a key, unpredictable factor hanging over the task of predicting U.S. election results. Just how brazen will Democrats be in trying to cheat? We hear their empty calls for free, open and fair elections, as they refuse attempts for voter ID. We see many Democrat states fighting Republican calls to remove the dead and illegal from voter rolls. California threatens officials seeking voter ID with legal penalties. This time around the Republicans have mounted an expensive, and hopefully effective, campaign to eliminate corruption, but this is a skill the Democrats have practiced for decades, and they are very good at it. Perhaps the only sure thing to predict about this election is more profit for lawyers afterwards.
I’m hoping that the unique uselessness of Harris will spur an unarguable and landslide victory for Trump, including the House of Representatives and Senate, allowing America to get back on a track laid down by Ronald Reagan.
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