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Anonymous wrote:DECISION DESK HQ PROJECTS DONALD J. TRUMP HAS A 76% TO WIN GEORGIA

F***!

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Trump is doing way better than expected.

Not really. Other than here, in the echo chamber of DC, many thought he would win. It’s still early.

I voted for him and my coworkers have no idea. We never talk about it at work.

+1 I also voted for him and my friends and coworkers would have no clue.

Me as well.

I don’t bother to tell anyone who I’m voting for.

Go Trump.

The polls will be way off. Trump will do much better.

I'm another secret Trump voter. I volunteered for Obama's campaign. There are a lot of us who are quietly done with Dems' BS. I despise Trump, but I despise what the far left has turned the party into more.

It’s over. He and the movement are over.

Anonymous wrote:Suprisingly, It seems like the Puerto Rico comments did not impact Trump support. He is actually performing better in Florida’s heavily Hispanic counties than in 2020.

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Anonymous wrote:I told everyone on this board to not knee cap Biden because he would perform far better among independents and moderates than some woke San Francisco liberal, but NOOOO…you had to get lost in your hubris. Idiots! This is on you, you traitors!!!!!

Biden would’ve faired worse. The issue is Kamala. She had an opportunity to shift policy and didn’t. The die has been cast. Ride it out and just remember this come next election. You’re probably going to be lucky this time around, but not next election.

This is all Biden’s fault. He should have addressed illegal immigration concerns from the beginning of his administration. Instead he surrounded himself with progressive advisors. He ran as a moderate but didn’t govern as one.

Anonymous wrote:South Carolina already called for trump WOW

Anonymous wrote:DECISION DESK HQ PROJECTS DONALD J. TRUMP HAS A 76% TO WIN GEORGIA

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Anonymous wrote:I’m starting to feel like 2016. How is this happening? How are this many people voting for this goon?!

I voted for Harris...but only by a thin margin. The Dems are at fault - more specifically, the far left progressive/liberal political and social policies have simply gone too far. If Trump wins I blame the Dems for pushing the pendulum way to far too the left.

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If Trump wins, I wonder if there will be any introspection at all by the left as to why they lost. Probably not. The left never acknowledges when they're wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Trump is doing way better than expected.

Not really. Other than here, in the echo chamber of DC, many thought he would win. It’s still early.

I voted for him and my coworkers have no idea. We never talk about it at work.

+1 I also voted for him and my friends and coworkers would have no clue.

Me as well.

I don’t bother to tell anyone who I’m voting for.

Go Trump.

The polls will be way off. Trump will do much better.

I'm another secret Trump voter. I volunteered for Obama's campaign. There are a lot of us who are quietly done with Dems' BS. I despise Trump, but I despise what the far left has turned the party into more.

It’s over. He and the movement are over.

Anonymous wrote:Putin’s thugs calling in bomb threats is a new innovation! Great job, Trump supporters!

Anonymous wrote:I’m still not sure how this is going to go. The odds are against the incumbent party because of people’s pocketbooks and high prices. The instinct is to flip. However, I just don’t know what planet you have to be on to think that this guy and the Republicans will make things better for you.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m starting to feel like 2016. How is this happening? How are this many people voting for this goon?!

I voted for Harris...but only by a thin margin. The Dems are at fault - more specifically, the far left progressive/liberal political and social policies have simply gone too far. If Trump wins I blame the Dems for pushing the pendulum way to far too the left.

+10000

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If Trump wins, I wonder if there will be any introspection at all by the left as to why they lost. Probably not. The left never acknowledges when they're wrong.