It's time to face reality

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Legion

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I’m just going to say it: Donald Trump stands a good chance of losing the election, and Republicans could be blown out of Congress.

It’s not a foregone conclusion, not close to a certainty, but it’s foolish to pretend otherwise.

For the pundit class, there is no downside to proclaiming Trump will win.

What is going to happen to them if they’re wrong? Absolutely nothing. Their columns will still run, their paychecks will still clear.

If the president does win reelection, they can proclaim themselves soothsayers who “were the only ones who saw it coming.”

I promise you, they’re not telling you something they know. Likely, it's not even something they believe.

To be continued...


https://townhall.com/columnists/derekhunter/2020/10/12/its-time-to-get-real-about-november-n2577860
 
I’m not telling you this to ruin your day.

I’m telling you this to put a burr under your saddle.

It’s easy to sit on the sidelines and wait. Rooting for an outcome isn’t enough this year.

Posting to around 50 people on JPP is fun, but it’s not reaching the people conservatives need to reach and it's more than drowned out by left-wing social media billionaires and their army of flying monkeys hellbent on manipulating the election into a DEMOCRAT landslide.

We’ve all got to do more, a lot more.


To be continued...
 
If there’s one Republican who can fight off that horde it’s Donald Trump, but he can’t do it alone.

Every advantage that can be thrown his way, we must give him.

Every disadvantage that can be put in the way of the left must be slammed down in their path.

In 2016, Facebook, Twitter and the rest were barely interested in politics. Now, it’s what they breathe.

The battleground states remain, but the battlegrounds have changed, dramatically.

It’s not impossible, but it is nearly as close as one can get.

Complacency is the enemy of all that must be done to pull America back from the precipice.

A false sense of inevitable victory will breed complacency, which is why I’m critical of those spreading it.

There aren’t any days off between now and November 3rd.

The Supreme Court nomination hearing for Amy Coney Barrett started today.

There are 20 news cycles before all this is over.

The crazy we’ve seen from the left in the last four years is going to look like a walk in the park compared to the next three and a half weeks.

To be continued...
 
There will be good news days and there will be bad news days, lots of them.

Polls tell you nothing but the media won’t shut up about them; they will be shouted from the mountain tops.

There will be lies, lots of lies, and probably some more violence too.

Have no illusions about what’s to come or how it will end.

No one has any idea whatsoever how it will end.

We’ll find out if there is a silent majority or not.

We’ll have to fight for every inch of America, and we may lose.

Don’t believe the people telling you they know what’s going to happen.

It may make you feel good, or it may make you feel bad, but nobody has any idea.
 
I still hold to my gut feeling that Trump will win with at least 300 electoral votes...

What I'm more concerned about is the fact that Republicans have a much smaller chance to win back the House, and might not even hold onto the Senate, and if Democrats get both the House and the Senate, then it's goodbye Trump (as they will impeach him for being hated by them and find him guilty of being the object of their hate)...
 
President Trump has been accused of horrible things, including adultery, incest, child molestation, treason, murder, statutory rape, rape, tax fraud, using his office for monetary gain, homophobia, and racism.

I don't believe a word of it because his actions prove the opposite

Crime family boss Biden supporters don't believe a word of the allegations against Joe, either because...because...because...

:dunno:

I got nothin'.
 
Legion said:
I’m just going to say it: Donald Trump stands a good chance of losing the election, and Republicans could be blown out of Congress.

It’s not a foregone conclusion, not close to a certainty, but it’s foolish to pretend otherwise.

For the pundit class, there is no downside to proclaiming Trump will win.

What is going to happen to them if they’re wrong? Absolutely nothing. Their columns will still run, their paychecks will still clear.

If the president does win reelection, they can proclaim themselves soothsayers who “were the only ones who saw it coming.”

I promise you, they’re not telling you something they know. Likely, it's not even something they believe.

To be continued...


https://townhall.com/columnists/derekhunter/2020/10/12/its-time-to-get-real-about-november-n2577860
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Well, technically, their columns could be shut down by a Dem Congress with the blessings of a 13+ member SCOTUS controlled by judicial illiberals.

Anyway, I decided not to vote Jorgensen...
 
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