Iâm not so sure you should be all that excited about the type of person who will show up for a political convention amidst a pandemic getting all the camera time theyâre going to get.
Having almost all the attack ads being done by never Trump Republicans is an interesting dynamic too, because itâs tough to impugn their motives beyond they thought Trump was so bad they defected.
âThese elite GOP campaign guys with extraordinarily well paying jobs for not a lot of hours flushed their thirty year careers down the toilet for ???â
And Biden will still be the next POTUS. Trump is botching this virus deal so bad that I donât believe that the economy is going to recover any time soon. And that was the cornerstone of Trumpâs campaign.
Watch the polls get worse for Trump in the next few weeks.
The scary part is that the Democrats seem to actually have their â â â â together for the first time in forever. Especially after the primaries went off the rails.
They donât have a guy whoâs a generational political talent like Kennedy or Clinton or Obama, hell their guy is literally no ones first choice, but all the wings of the party are united, theyâre ignoring issues and making it a personal referendum, theyâre concentrating on the swing states instead of trying to run a nationwide campaign. Democrats donât do this stuff.
I think that they learned a lot from 2016. Hillary didnât think that the rust belt was important and it cost her.
If she would have picked Sherrod Brown as the VP instead of Tim Kane I believe that she would have got enough rust belt state votes to win. 3 states where Trump had a razor thin win. The Dâs are not going to make the same mistake again. And this is turning out to be more of a race against Trump then for Biden.
Which is fine by me. I have always said that this will be a turnout race. And if the folks turn out in Obama numbers Trump is toast.