I had to split this into 3 parts because it was too long for one post. It's worth the morale boost.

Part 1: https://thedonald.win/p/HYCCTIu6/vote-vote-vote-trump-is-headed-f/c/

Part 2: (This post)

Part 3: https://thedonald.win/p/HYCCTIyH/vote-vote-vote-trump-is-headed-f/

2. The Ohio Decision

This one is pretty well-known. Simply put, since its statehood in 1803, it has been won by the winning GE candidate every time, with the exception of 1824, 1836, 1844, 1848, 1856, 1884, 1944, and 1960. Trump won Ohio in 2016 by a whopping 8 points, well ahead of even the polls that were in his favor. I knew when he won the state, the night was over.

Currently, RCP is giving Biden a +3.3 average for the month of September, but as you are well aware, we saw all this before four years ago. The polls are mostly inaccurate, sometimes extremely. But Biden hasn't cracked above +8 in any poll in the state (taken in mid-July) while other battlegrounds are showing polls Biden +10 in places he will probably lose. In addition, Ohio has had a suspiciously low amount of polls taken in the state when we're on the brink of an election, which further begs the question if they are purposely hiding evidence of Trump's likely lead in the state.

If Trump wins Ohio, he has (at minimum) 84% chance of winning the GE, given the total historical data.

From everything we have seen, Trump has not done a lot of campaigning in Ohio...because he probably doesn't need to. He's instead campaigning in the Midwest and Pennsylvania. The RNC is using extremely expensive and accurate internal polling systems they introduced in 2016...which showed holes in the blue Midwestern wall, and the rest was history.

From this, I'd speculate that Trump has Ohio, a known swing state, totally cleared according to RNC internal polling to a point where it has not been classified as a high-priority campaign spot. The state is already going to vote for him.