In 2017-2018, Republicans had control of the House, Senate, and Presidency. They should've passed Election protection laws. National Voter ID, No ballot harvesting, and strong systems in place to assure that every ballot is legitimate.

Regardless of the outcome this year, we need to regain control and make the necessary changes. That means we have to get out and vote in every single Election like we did this one. Get Dems out of local office, too.

Meanwhile, if Pedo Joe gets in, Republicans need to do exactly what Dems did. Open a huge investigation into the Biden laptop and secret/not so secret deals with China, Iran, Ukraine, Russia, etc. Tie them up in investigations and refuse to work with them on anything. Stall them out and make gains in the midterms, then take back the Presidency in 2024, assuming they succeed in stealing it now.

Whenever Trump is out, whether in January or in 2025, he needs to immediately launch his own news channel/site, social media, and search engine/email platforms. He could've had his kids already start such a thing. Through this, he can stay politically active and help Republican candidates campaign. We need people close to him to suggest it to him. Tweet it at him or whatever. We also need to keep finding populist candidates.

Republicans also need to make ground in the culture war. TV, movies, music, and video games. That's a big way to get and keep a lot of younger voters. Not to mention it's a good way to have entertainment not overrun with libtard propaganda.

This election should not be this close. Biden is even worse than Hillary. It's got to be election/voter fraud. If the Demoncrats had run an Obama-level candidate (charisma wise), then I could believe it.

A few take aways:

1. Trump should've walked away from Big Tech (Twitter, etc) as soon as he was elected. Over four years, he'd have built at least as big of an audience on Gab, Minds, etc.

2. Republicans dropped the ball 2017-2018 because we stupidly thought we had House/Senate/Presidency for 8 years. They should've brought Big Tech into check in 2017. They should've also secured our elections. National Voter ID + no early voting before 1 week out, etc.

3. We have GOT to be just as vigilant during every fucking election. Midterms, special elections, etc. I remember in 2018 I was fully confident that we'd have a red wave. We lost the house. We can't leave anything on the table. Including local elections. Including swamp creatures like Lindsey Graham. Sorry, South Carolina is the best state in the United States. We were the first to succeed because we were the first to see the bullshit.

4. Whatever the outcome, we MUST walk away from ALL of Big Tech. Get off of FB, Twatter, Gmail, google, etc. A lot of us here are internet old guard. We were around before Google. I had a Hotmail account before Microsoft bought them out. I remember email mail groups. We have to absolutely 100% abandon all the BS we hate. The normies will follow, just like they followed us to the internet to begin with.

5. We need to win the 2018 midterms and we need another populist for 2020. I love Mike Pence, but he ain't winning the Presidential election. Trump should've figured out the heir apparent. I don't have a populist in mind. No, Rand Paul isn't ever going to be President. I'm not confident in Ted Cruz either, although I like both. We need another outsider maverick like Trump. Someone that Trump could campaign for, too.

Anyhow, I've ranted too long. I've got way many points and most will not have read this far.

Can you imagine Joe Biden's sad Election Night party? Held from his basement. Will they put a lid on it at 4 pm? Low energy party. Will Hunter be there with the party favors? I guess we'll find out next week.

I jumped up every time Trump nailed Biden like I was watching boxing or college football. And I jumped up yelling at Biden every time he lied, which was a lot. Biden shit his Depends every time Trump brought up those emails and those illegal deals. Trump should've said "The only reason you may avoid jail is because you have Alzheimer's or dementia, Joe."