Trump campaigned more heavily than any candidate in US history. Massive rallies, massive enthusiasm. Biden is not a dumb guy - he KNOWS you can’t win a campaign from your basement with no enthusiasm. Say what you will, but the man has held public office for 47 years, he knows the ropes of campaigning. The Dems know this too - and the reason they didn’t attack Biden for not campaigning (under the guise of covid) is that he didn’t need to - they would ENSURE a win for him. Pay no attention to the gaffes, dismal “rallies”, and zero enthusiasm - the left would guarantee Trump would not win by three different cheating failsafes. No, they did not rely on enthusiastic Dems who happened to be in the last few swing states to rally up and send Biden votes - they already had ways planned in a few scenarios. No, energized dems in Atlanta and Philadelphia did not save Biden. They knew Trump would win legitimately.
Inevitably, when Trump would be leading heavily to a win:
Failsafes:
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Plan A: Stop the count, only keep Dem ally poll watchers, and send printed Biden ballots to be counted. Use media allies to hold off on “calling” races until the Biden takes lead
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Plan B (riskiest): Physically change votes from Trump to Biden / add votes to Dominion system
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Plan C (last stand): Pressure/attack Supreme Court justices from invalidating votes
Essentially, the way Biden and Trump campaigned they KNEW Biden would lose. Trump knew this too and knew they would rig the election. God gave Trump 3 Supreme Court justices for a reason
When selecting a VP candidate you typically want to select a popular but more importantly MODERATE person from a middle America state in which the citizens can relate. Three criteria of popular, moderate, middle America. Middle America in the sense of a pretty fair balance of Dems and Rep constituents. Look at Pence or even Tim Kaine who wasn’t particular popular but was at least not crazy extreme and came from an arguably swing state of left leaning Virginia.
Biden’s (campaign staffers) selects an unpopular candidate (abysmal primary performance), extremely progressive and nowhere near moderate (voted most Progressive in Senate), from possibly the most liberal city in America (San Francisco). This doesn’t meet any of the three typical criteria a VP pick. And obviously most people see Biden as old and her possibly taking the reigns if elected.
Just figured this needs to be mentioned although this election almost can’t even be compared to others in this atmosphere. For most of Biden voters it’s less a vote for him and more a vote against Trump. We’ll see how this horrible “VP” selection plays out with middle America who has already rejected her
