Assuming Trump goes on to win the nomination, objective historians will probably conclude that it was a result of excess and overreach by the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the mainstream media who relentlessly persecuted him with false accusations and investigations (Russia hoax), two sham impeachments, and unprecedented political legal persecution. They will note that the American public responded with a massive sympathy vote for someone unfairly harassed while being subjected to woke cultural and economic mandates that were contrary to traditional American values. They'll also note that Trump voters and conservatives in general were also harassed and persecuted by the government, which further motivated them to vote against the party in power.In the GOP Primary It's the Trump Show. Everyone Else is a Side Act
Years from now, this will astound historians. The Republican Party will have rejected all others to field a candidate who is twice impeached, criminally indicted four times, and wants to suspend the Constitution. This is a moment in history when millions are rallying behind Trump to replace constitutional democracy with an authoritarian strong man.
The notion that Republicans and conservatives would rally behind someone who wants to replace the constitution and become a dictator is absurd. Neither of those assertions about Trump is true.
Agreed. We have the Democrat party and their misguided cultural and economic policies to thank for that. Economic stagflation, rising violent crime, uncontrolled illegal immigration and cultural degradation.This would not be happening if millions have not lost hope in the American Dream.
Agreed - very much so.This is less about Trump and more about the economic divide and the loss of the belief that people can prosper by merit and hard work.
This is a myth created by the Democrats and amplified by the mainstream media. Trump's tax cuts applied across the board, especially for the middle class.Ironically, they see people like Trump change the tax laws to benefit the rich, and they seek out a strong man to right this perceived wrong.
"Income data published by the IRS clearly show that on average all income brackets benefited substantially from the Republicans' tax reform law, with the biggest beneficiaries being working and middle-income filers, not the top 1 percent, as so many Democrats have argued."
IRS data proves Trump tax cuts benefited middle, working-class Americans most
Republicans’ 2017 tax reform law did exactly what was promised: It lowered taxes for all income groups.
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