REALITY:
CUT AND PASTE YOUTUBE LINKS
Donald Trump's Empire Pushed to the Brinks | Full Documentary | Biography
Nolte: Donald Trump Is America’s ‘Most Respected’ Leader (By a Wide Margin)
Former President Trump is America’s most respected leader by a 20-point margin over second-place Joe Biden.
Rasmussen Reports asked 749 likely voters a very simple question: “Which one of the following do you respect most as a leader?”
Donald Trump won a large plurality of 41 percent. His Fraudulency Joe Biden came in second with just 21 percent, while former President Barry Obama came in third with a measly 17 percent.
Fourth place was a tie between Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who earned five percent, and former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) at five percent.
Outgoing Never Trump Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Cuck) earned just three percent support. Former First Lady Hillary Clinton earned just two percent.
Here’s the chart:
- Donald Trump: 42 percent
- Joe Biden: 21 percent
- Barack Obama: 17 percent
- Bernie Sanders: 5 percent
- Nikki Haley: 5 percent
- Mitt Romney: 3 percent
- Hillary Clinton: 2 percent
You’ll notice that Trump’s 41 percent tops Biden (21), Obama (17), and Hillary (2) combined — 41 to 39 percent.
The internals are even more intriguing. Get a load of this…
A full 28 percent of black voters claim Trump as their “most respected” leader, compared to just 25 percent for Biden…. Trump beats Biden on this question with black voters by three points.
Hillary earned just one percent of black voters, which tied her with Romney and Haley. Only Obama topped Trump with this group — but only by seven points, 35 to 28 percent.
Among Democrats — Democrats! — Trump earned 13 percent support, which put him ahead of Sanders’ eight percent…
Only one percent of Democrats chose Hillary as their “most respected” leader.
Among Republicans, 75 percent chose Trump. Compare that to the mere 43 percent of Democrats who chose Biden.
Among unaffiliated or independent voters, 39 percent chose Trump. Biden didn’t even come in second. That spot went to Obama with 17 percent. Only 13 percent chose Slow Joe. Trump beat both Obama and Biden combined with independents.
This comes right on the heels of a poll from far-left NBC that shows how the passage of time has been favorable to how voters remember Trump’s presidency.
When asked how the “Biden and Trump administrations meshed with their expectations,” Trump fared much better. Only 14 percent said Biden exceeded their expectations, while 42 percent said Biden did worse than expected.
A whopping 40 percent said Trump exceeded their expectations, while only 29 percent said Trump did worse than expected.
Critically, Trump also fares far better than Biden with independent voters — 38% of them say Trump’s administration went better than expected, 43% say it went as expected, and 18% say it was worse. Just 6% of independents believe Biden’s administration is going better than they expected, with 52% saying it has gone worse.
More proof that this upcoming presidential race is Trump’s to lose.
Get a FREE FREE FREE autographed bookplate if you purchase John Nolte’s debut novel, Borrowed Time (Bombardier Books) in December.
“Borrowed Time soothed my aching heart in many ways. It made me think about the things that really matter in life and the things that don’t. It made me think about true love, about finding one person to spend your life with—something that has always eluded me. And it made me think about death, about why we need to believe there is a hereafter because, without it, life becomes unbearable.” —Sasha Stone, Free Thinking Through the Fourth Turning.
After your purchase, email JJMNOLTE at HOTMAIL dot COM with your address and any personalization requests.
The Republican Party Is Not Prepared for the 2024 Election
There is a growing consensus among conservatives and the vast majority of Republican voters that the 2024 election is a watershed moment for the United States. The dire reality of another four years of a Marxist-dominated Democrat Party in total control is beginning to increasingly come into focus.
However, the Republican Party hierarchy appears unconcerned, as exemplified by their near total lack of urgency regarding the need to offset voting manipulation by the Democrats and a lack of understanding of 2024 political demographics. Is the Republican Party hierarchy serious about winning the White House and both Houses of Congress?
In 2024 there will be approximately 237 million eligible voters, or 72% of the overall population, who are U.S. citizens, meet state residency requirements, and turn 18 before election day. Of that number it is estimated that 170 million will be registered to vote.
The average turnout among eligible voters in the 25 presidential elections from 1920 to 2016 is 58.8%. In the 2016 election, 137 million or 59% of eligible voters voted. By comparison, in 2020 156 million or 67% of eligible voters supposedly cast ballots.
This was the highest percentage since the presidential election of 1900, when the overall population was one-fifth of the current level and less than 30% of the population were eligible voters, as women could not vote.
Which turnout will it be in 2024? If the 2016 turnout is repeated, approximately 146 million votes will be cast. If the 2020 results are recorded again, approximately 158 million votes will be cast. A difference of 12 million votes, which will determine the outcome of the election.
The Republican National Committee (RNC), beyond issuing the usual fatuous press releases and reports about what they are going to do, has done nothing of substance on the ground to offset the Democrat’s determination to repeat their success of 2020.
In an effort to do what they can, individuals such as Scott Presler and his PAC have been on the ground in the various battleground states not only registering voters but instructing and recruiting volunteers to promote early voting, mail-in voting and to ballot harvest where legal.
However, instead of supporting and coordinating with Presler and various other get-out-the-vote organizations such as Turning Point USA, the RNC has deliberately ignored them and criticized their emphasis on direct contact with potential voters in their efforts to get-out-the-vote.
R.C. Maxwell writing at Red State:
John Seaton, an RNC-aligned consultant with ties to former Senator John McCain, perplexingly said he “cannot fathom” that much money being spent on get-out-the-vote efforts. “There’s not even enough doors” to knock on, said Seaton in an Associated Press article that labeled him as an “expert”.
Maxwell further points out that Ronna McDaniel and the RNC proudly announced to the world that the RNC has begun a “Bank Your Vote” initiative, which they touted as an all-out effort to offset the party’s mail-in ballot deficit. However, this inane initiative simply calls for voters to visit BankYourVote.com to confirm that they have mailed their ballot. It does nothing to recruit volunteers, work with independent groups, or encourage low frequency voters to vote.
Meanwhile, the Democrats are spending massive amounts of money, time and organization on ballot chasing in order to repeat their success of 2020. In fact, the DNC has a website and PAC with overwhelming monetary resources to finance and train any left-wing organization that wants to participate in the effort.
B
ecause of this lack of commitment, the rank-and-file Republican voter is neither enthusiastic nor financially contributing to the party. Additionally, there has been an absurd and foolish level of spending on non-get-out-the-vote efforts as pointed out by Jennifer Van Laar at Red State. The RNC is broke, and its finances are in shambles. Thus, the party is grossly uncompetitive with the Democrats.
Donald Trump, as its three-time presidential nominee, is the de facto leader of the Republican Party. Despite being forced to wallow in numerous legal quagmires, he must request Ronna McDaniel’s resignation and immediately initiate a housecleaning at the RNC.
Trump understands that rampant Democrat voting manipulation will not be defeated in the gilded offices in Washington, D.C. but in the precincts throughout all the battleground states. He must get involved and act quickly as the hour is growing exceedingly late.
Per a recent Gallup poll, the current breakdown of party identification is: 27% Democrat, 27% Republican, and 43% Independent, as more Americans are increasingly fed up with both parties. When Independents are asked whether they lean Republican or Democrat, the result is 45% of all poll respondents identified as or lean toward being a Republican and 43% identified as or lean toward being Democrats.
Analyzing exit polls, which eliminate the impact of voting manipulation, in 2016, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump each won 88% of the vote of their respective parties, the deciding factor -- Trump won independents by a 46-42% margin. In 2020 Biden and Trump each won 94% of the vote of their respective parties, the deciding factor -- Biden won independents by a 54-41% margin.
Polls nine months out from the election are essentially meaningless, but they do underscore the potential impact of the independent vote. For example, a Quinnipiac poll published on February 1, 2024, revealed that the independents polled were backing Biden by a margin of 52-40%, and Biden beats Trump 50-44% in the overall poll. However, in an NBC News poll published on February 4, 2024, Trump leads Biden 48-29% among the Independents they polled, and Trump beats Biden 47-42% in the overall poll.
The bottom line, independent voters, a majority of whom dislike both Biden and Trump, are a volatile but exceedingly important segment of the electorate.
This volatility is further exemplified by various polls published over the past six months which revealed that a majority of Independents believe Trump should be prosecuted for attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election. A January 31, 2024 Bloomberg poll indicated that over half of voters in the key battleground states would not vote for him if he is convicted of a felony.
Trump’s "insurrection" trial in Washinton, D.C. has been postponed indefinitely. If the decision of the appeals courts or the Supreme Court regarding presidential immunity goes against Trump, the odds are that the trial could take place in July or August. Any conviction so close to the election would leave Trump and the Republican Party in an untenable position going into November.
What is the strategy of the Trump campaign to deal with any potential conviction, or the very real possibility of Biden dropping out of the race? What is the blueprint for the RNC to turn out independent voters? At present, there appears to be none by either the Trump campaign or the RNC.
A portrait of the American electorate reveals that 73% are either conservative or moderate while just twenty-five percent claim to be liberal or very liberal. Seventy-one percent of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track. And 92%of Republicans and 75% of independents deem themselves to be conservative or moderate on social issues.
Thus, the vast majority of the current American electorate is not in the thrall of the Marxist-controlled Democrat Party and can be swayed to vote for Republicans in 2024.
Whether that outcome can be achieved lies primarily in the hands of Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee, and secondarily in the hands of the individual candidates for federal and state offices. They must convincingly spell out why voters should 1) financially support the Party, 2) trust them to do everything possible to defeat the Democrats, and 3) turn out in massive numbers in November.
JOE'S PARTY IS ME AND THE BRIBES! TRUMPER'S PARTY IS ME AND THE GRIFTS!
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. - The Todd Ault Podcast - Full Interview
America’s Lawyer: RFK Jr. Is A Real Threat To The Status Quo
RFK Jr.: I’m Creating A New Political Party
 |
|
No comments:
Post a Comment