What Does A Trump Comeback Victory Signal To The Rest Of The World? FDD Senior Fellow Weighs In

[@timefororbit]

Peace, prosperity and Christian values is what we can expect.

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And, P25 will be under everyone's xmas tree this year. Happy Holidays 🌲

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It’s time to get back on a real progressive track not bs laws and regulations GO TRUMP

[@et1016]

That we’ve regained our sanity!!

[@thomaslaubli1886]

If you were in a psychiatric ward before, now you want to turn the US into an insane asylum by electing a convicted felon and rapist.

[@Surfranger]

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Trump’s victory, years in the making, is as notable for its breadth as for its method. His campaign aimed from the outset to remake the political coalitions that have underpinned American elections for generations. Trump reached out to constituencies traditionally loyal to Democrats: union households, wage workers, and Black and Latino men. At the same time, he courted the disillusioned - men scattered throughout America’s forgotten places who had long given up on electoral politics altogether. And his allies exploited rifts between Democrats and their base of support. A Republican-tied super PAC, for example, aired ads on Detroit radio urging the area’s Arab voters to support Green Party candidate Jill Stein over the Democratic ticket due to the Mideast conflict. Rather, the outcome reflects the very scenario Trump foreshadowed two years earlier: An American public beset by inflation, frustrated by years of immigration mismanagement and ultimately prepared to pivot away from the party in power - even if it meant putting the executive branch back in the hands of an unpopular, twice-impeached ex-president whose failed attempts to remain in office ended in a bloody riot in the nation’s capital. For Vice President Kamala Harris, saddled with the baggage of an unpopular incumbent and sour views about the US economy, the race proved challenging, and her scramble to demonstrate her readiness for the role Trump once held ultimately fell short for enough Americans to tip the scales.

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Am I the only one who feels that the reporter's question is batting for criticism of President Trump?

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Britney, YOU ARE A SMART REPORTER, i LOVE WHEN YOU ASK IMPORTANT QUESTIONS, THANKS. i MET YOU TODAY.

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He didn’t loose on 2020😡

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Like we care

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Keep crying 😂

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