5 Reasons Trump Will Win 40 States in 2020
Delusional progressives are powerless to stop it. Ineffective never-trump laughingstock are dwindling into oblivion.
After
every curve-ball has been thrown at him from every conceivable direction,
Donald Trump will win 40 states, and do so in a most extraordinary way.
He will
have made Americans believe in American greatness once again!
He
already is.
In 2006
a full two years prior to his election I was the first to predict that Barack
Obama would be elected President.
No one
believed me, but I based it on five instinctive realities I could see forming.
I indicated if as few of three of the five occurred he’d likely be elected.
Four of the five came true.
Here’s
why I feel similarly as to President Trump’s re-election.
5. Foreign Policy Dominance
In
every move President Trump has made in terms of foreign policy, wildly, he has
kept consistent on two levels. He has kept his campaign promises. He has also
delivered an America First policy without apology.
I use the word apology purposefully. The previous administration apologized for
America endlessly. The lack of appreciation for the country that gave Barack
Obama everything he ever deemed of value in his life took a psychological toll
on our people. But decades of policies allowing trade, security, and
immigration imbalances took tolls on our welfare. From NATO to the G7, Saudi
Arabia, to Israel, North Korea to Iran, from Russia to China, Trump’s
unapologetic stance of advocating for his nation’s best standing is reversing
that psychological effect. And he now lives rent free in the minds of all who
believed America was weak.
4. Stronger Might, Less War, Safer World
Unrelenting
in his belief that a strong America makes a safer world, President Trump has
also for the most part kept his campaign promises to not send America’s best
into theaters of combat that don’t serve our purpose. He has a budget that is
bulking up our fighting hardware. He has deployed missiles. He’s coordinated
with our allies. He’s responded to the actions of state sponsored terrorists.
He has ISIS all but obliterated. Almost none of it requiring more human boots
on the ground. Meanwhile rogue nuclear powers are having their bluffs called,
phony agreements torn up, and their futures reconsidered—because America is
dealing from strength, not desperation.
3. His Base Is Strongest Of The
Era
At two
years into his term the base of support he grew to support his candidacy stands
almost unmoved from his inauguration at 87%. The only President in the modern
era that bests him was George W. Bush in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. His
support is largely based upon promises kept in numbers of areas but his particularly
aggressive appointments of judges in the appellate system, as well as the
Supreme Court of The United States have already secured pro-life, and
pro-religious liberties wins. If he does not have the chance to place another
appointment to the Supreme Court before the 2018 mid-terms, this becomes an
especially effective campaign focus for 2020. The difference then will be that
he has a record of delivering on this promise to demonstrate—whereas in 2016
never-Trumpers never believed he’d fulfill this promise. But proving people
wrong has been one of President Trump’s most endearing features since gaining
office.
Driven
largely on great home-ownership numbers, George W. Bush garnered the modern
era’s greatest numbers of African American voters. It was all of 11%.
The
lock-hold that the American left has handcuffed the African American vote with
is both cultural and economic.
And while President Trump will — like all GOP Presidents in the era — not
likely gain the majority of African American votes, even an increase of 15-20%
of their overall votes would trigger a seismic landslide. Consider that Bush
was able to improve the lives of many by increased home-ownership. Consider
that President Obama oversaw a rapid decline in the lives of African Americans.
Then consider that no group has benefitted more from Trump reforms,
deregulation, and job creation initiatives than the nation’s African Americans.
But also consider the cultural impact President Trump is making on the issue of
prison reform, cracking down on dangerous gang activity (of which minorities
are the overwhelming majority of victims,) and pardoning African Americans
wrongfully imprisoned, and their is a cultural shift occurring that no one is
yet reporting. That he is even reaching out to the very sports figures who have
opposed him and embracing cultural figures and giving them audience to hear
their hearts and minds in order to achieve justice on some social level—is a
picture that African American communities are unaccustomed to seeing. President
Obama’s went to black churches, put in affected speech patterns, and bemoaned
conditions. By contrast President Trump invites them to the White House,
listens to their legitimate complaints and plots solutions. I would not be
surprised if he were to break 30% of African American support in 2020.
When
people used to not have the dignity of work, they will be exceedingly hesitant
to turn to options that will adversely affect that reality. With the economy
growing 4-6% annually (which is possible by 2020,) and unemployment bouncing
below 4%, along with the greatest number of workforce participants in two
decades, people simply vote their pocketbook. Over the course of our history
people’s economic realities have continued to be some of the most reliable
indicators of electoral success. That he continues to push records and new
thresholds of success for people vis-a-vie wages, vertical job opportunities,
and exploding entrepreneurial environments there will be great hesitation to
change horses midstream.
In 2006
I was right on 4 of the 5 conditions for Obama’s election. Should at minimum 3
of these 5 conditions hold I believe Donald Trump will be overwhelmingly
re-elected almost irrespective of who the Democrats decide to run.
He’s
now keeping the promises he made.
He will
in all likelihood be given a chance to make and keep more promises to the
people who gave him the chance the first time.
This
ain’t rocket science!
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