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It’s Donald Trump again. However, this was clearly a loss for Joe Biden.
When an election is so close, everyone looks back at the losing candidate’s choices and blunders to see where everything went wrong.
It doesn’t appear to be that near. Trump is expected to sweep the swing states, win the popular vote, and win a few Senate contests.
In red places, his leads are growing, and in blue areas, his losses are getting smaller.
To be sure, it was a masterfully planned handoff that carried Vice President Kamala Harris along. However, Hillary chose Tim Walz as her running mate rather than Pennsylvania’s well-liked governor, Josh Shapiro.
Aside from hiding from the media, she frequently gave ‘word salad’ speeches and stammered during interviews.
Kamala Harris was ultimately inextricably linked to Biden. She was unable to deny her involvement in the concealment of his cognitive impairment. She was also unable to avoid his terrible legacy.
However, it now appears that none of that mattered because she was ultimately bound to Biden.
She was unable to deny her involvement in the concealment of his cognitive impairment. She was also unable to avoid his terrible legacy.
Prior to Biden’s withdrawal from the campaign, it appeared that Trump would win.
Although she was unable to alter that course, Harris provided the Democrats enough fervor to prevent a more widespread collapse. The election concluded with a Trump landslide, essentially as it had in July.
Many of Trump’s wrongdoings were forgiven by Americans. They thought he could do better than Biden, not because they had a different opinion of him.
The budgets of families were eroded by years of unchecked inflation. They opened the border. Crime increased. After Americans bled in Afghanistan for two decades, the country was turned over to the Taliban. Hamas and Putin went crazy. Men were forced into women’s sports by crazy, progressive gender regulations.
Hispanic voters were at the forefront of the rebellion by Americans worldwide.
Democrats encountered opposition from rich Virginians, Southwestern Latinos, outer-borough New Yorkers, blue-collar white Midwesterners, and Southerners in North Carolina and Georgia. The cherry on top was the abandonment of Kamala by Arab voters in Michigan because to the Gaza war.
Biden exacerbated the situation each time he appeared throughout the campaign. He claimed that Trump’s supporters were “garbage” and that he should be imprisoned. However, he also stood up for Ron DeSantis when Harris claimed that the governor of Florida was not returning her calls while destructive hurricanes pounded the Southern state.
The Democrats’ attempts were all unsuccessful. They believed that abortion would be the answer, and they did win some votes on the subject. Voters, however, generally disagreed that abortion should take precedence over the economy, the border, and national security. In Florida, DeSantis even defeated an abortion amendment—something Republicans haven’t done since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Everything else failed, including the indictments, the constant droning about January 6, the attempt to remove Trump from the ballot, and even the confected uproar about a roast comic’s offensive comments.
Americans were more concerned with themselves than with Trump, it turned out. Millions of them simply concluded that they fared better under him than under Biden.
During the Covid epidemic, Biden was given a national emergency, a popular majority, control of both Houses of Congress, a supportive mainstream media, and historians who predicted he could be a game-changer.
He made a mistake.
Joe needs to sneak off to a retirement community. It is also time for the Democrats to start over. The American people have had enough of this.
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