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They hate America.
They want Socialism.
They want open borders.
They want to ban guns.
We aren't even in 2020 yet, and the right wing media and political machine has already written its political narrative. It is not a narrative geared towards moderates but one of extremely effective rhetoric aimed at the base and the intent has already been announced, turn the fanatic support of Trump among the remaining GOP into turnout and carve a path to victory through the electoral college and to hell with the national popular vote.
I predicted Trump would win in 2016 and I am now predicting he will win in 2020 because the Democrats have nothing to build the level of strong support that Trump enjoys among the far right. The economy is still strong and stable, we are in a period of relative peace, and policies have not yet swung hard enough to make an impact on the day to day life of the average liberal voter. Trump enjoyed more support among his base with the recent race baiting and the progressives are all too willing to play into the "us vs. them" story line that has been laid out the last 4 years. Trump and his media pals have turned the success of the last election into a liability for the Democrats by using the newly empowered far left to incite fear and paranoia in the entrenched far right. It is even apparent on this forum how effective this strategy is as threads fall into extreme partisan overgeneralizations with little basis in reality. I am calling it now, we have entered the 3rd Red Scare.
They want Socialism.
They want open borders.
They want to ban guns.
We aren't even in 2020 yet, and the right wing media and political machine has already written its political narrative. It is not a narrative geared towards moderates but one of extremely effective rhetoric aimed at the base and the intent has already been announced, turn the fanatic support of Trump among the remaining GOP into turnout and carve a path to victory through the electoral college and to hell with the national popular vote.
I predicted Trump would win in 2016 and I am now predicting he will win in 2020 because the Democrats have nothing to build the level of strong support that Trump enjoys among the far right. The economy is still strong and stable, we are in a period of relative peace, and policies have not yet swung hard enough to make an impact on the day to day life of the average liberal voter. Trump enjoyed more support among his base with the recent race baiting and the progressives are all too willing to play into the "us vs. them" story line that has been laid out the last 4 years. Trump and his media pals have turned the success of the last election into a liability for the Democrats by using the newly empowered far left to incite fear and paranoia in the entrenched far right. It is even apparent on this forum how effective this strategy is as threads fall into extreme partisan overgeneralizations with little basis in reality. I am calling it now, we have entered the 3rd Red Scare.
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