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My guess is that they were exaggerating for effect then.
Who can predict the future? But my guess is that you're wrong. Our entire history is going back and forth between parties, and it will probably happen again. Especially since I don't think it is even that warranted. Hillary Clinton, a candidate with some of the lowest favorability ratings in history, came within .7% in three states from becoming President. Winning the popular vote doesn't directly matter toward anything, but it's hard to say that a party that won the Presidential popular vote, and just about tied the national House popular vote is dead.
And the early approval ratings on Trump and the some of his first legislation he's trying to get through, (like the healthcare bill), are subpar to say the least. Overall, I'd like it if we had a more conservative policy direction perpetually in the future, (in some areas, and I don't like where Trump is going on a lot of stuff), but I seriously doubt this is permanent.
I think Queen Kankles came close to stealing the election, like she stole the primaries form Bernie. The only useful information to come from the Jill Stein recount was that Democrats were stuffing ballot boxes in areas they controlled. I believe if this voter/election fraud investigation is able to access the information it will show that it was a real Trump landslide that kept her from stealing it.
The current poles on Trump are about as accurate as the ones that gave Queen Kankles a 90% chance of winning. But even with that he is still more popular than the Democrat party or the MSM.
Trump actually has a higher average approval than Bill Clinton during this time period. Although it was not his policies that caused it Bubbas popularity took off when the economy skyrocketed. Just by repealing Obama's executive orders and negotiating with companies Trump has created the best economy we have had in 10 years.