Those were different times than each other, even: Bush's re-election victory was 286 electoral votes, and the media extremely distraught at how the Democrats appeared so doomed, officially cast out into the wilderness. And then, 4 years later, Obama's first win was 365 electoral votes, and with the cult of personality around him, it appeared that no Republican could ever compete with the "cool" new "woke" Democrat Party. Then Trump won, with 304 electoral votes. And now again it APPEARS that the political movement that Trump inspired has been crushed, yeah? But do you really think our side--the supporters, not the politicians--AREN'T going to have MORE rallies? And won't be able to influence the course of U.S. politics, including elections?
I assume that downtown DC will be closed off from any large pro-Trump gathering, but that an OCEAN of people will gather right NEXT to the diving line, and gather again and again, and I can imagine some confrontations and other moments that occur from those, and that this year and next will not period of solid Democrat rule for the entire country. Texas, for one, already stated that it's getting ready to fight against new policies, and how will the proposed 100-day nationwide mask mandate go when some states--like Florida, as seen in that highway view of Trump driving to Mar-a-Lago--have increasingly less mask-wearing and enforcement, and other states--like South Dakota--enacted far fewer restrictions than most other states began to enact last spring. And I'm just talking about those things even ASIDE from what Donald Trump will do and create and say.
But do you think our side--the supporters, not the politicians--AREN'T going to have MORE rallies? And won't be able to influence the course of U.S. politics, including elections? I assume that downtown DC will ne closed off from any large pro-Trump gathering, but that an OCEAN of people will gather right NEXT to the diving line, and gather again and again, and I can imagine some confrontations and other moments that occur from those, and that this year and next will not period of solid Democrat rule for the entire country. Texas, for one, already stated that it's getting ready to fight against new policies, and how will the proposed 100-day nationwide mask mandate go when some states--like Florida, as seen in that highway view of Trump driving to Mar-a-Lago--have increasingly less mask-wearing, and other states--like South Dakota--enacted far fewer restrictions than most other states began to enact last spring.