Can Trump Actually Win in November?
Posted By: Hazymac, 12/4/2023 12:06:29 PM
There’s a huge difference between some chud with a username like @MagaBeefcake8008 insisting that Trump can win in the general election, and some neutral guy who’s earned a little bit of respect for actually performing adequately over time with his predictions saying so. Well, that’s happening. People who are not bizarre weirdos who previously thought Donald Trump was doomed in the general are now arguing that Donald Trump might well win. Is it true? That’s debatable, and I am not convinced. But what’s not debatable is that some intelligent and reasonable people who are not involved in Trump’s campaign
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However, Biden's approval ratings are underwater and a string of polls suggest he could lose to Trump.
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For what it's worth, I didn't think DJT could win in 2016, either. Next year? Democrats will cheat as much as the Republicans allow them to cheat. Will it be enough to cheat Trump a second time?