Better To Win Now than 2020?

This thought crossed my mind. But I'm not sure. It's never good to lose.

I think.

But sometimes a setback can lead to good things.

I suspect that you may be right. I pray that you are.

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We didn't know the half of the problems in 2020. Maybe we don't even now, but we do know much more.

The damage to the country in the last 4 years is immense. No.

They stole 2020 ( 20 million dem votes just vanished, Kamalas number are in line with Obama and Clinton).

I'll take it, but absolutely no.

Kozak (View Comment):

The damage to the country in the last 4 years is immense. No.

They stole 2020 ( 20 million dem votes just vanished, Kamalas number are in line with Obama and Clinton).

I’ll take it, but absolutely no.

Very good point.

iWe (View Post):

Trump was unfocused last time, and did not manage to drain the swamp (and much else besides).

I credit the modest turning point to be the VP Debate where J.D. Vance outclassed Tim "deer in the headlights" Walz by a mile. Trump's polling numbers began to slowly rise at that point and eventually erased his deficit against his empty-brained opponent. Normally, VP debates do not impress much, but this year we were limited to a single debate by the headliners where Trump's worst flaws were on display for all to absorb. And for some unknown reason, ever since the VP debate, Trump has kept his big yap shut from spewing all the expected rubbish that he is known for. I think even his tweets softened up. My wife attributes this to a dose of humility that set in after his assassination attempts. It only takes a few short weeks or months for many voters with short attention spans to forget the sins of the past.