Pro-abortion hatred
6/24/24
Who remembers this video? 😅
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 24, 2024
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Who remembers this video? 😅
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 24, 2024
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The media can't help themselves. This is not legitimate analysis, but TDS, with a new spin. Some of his supporters who lost their mid-term election races do not believe Trump was the problem. The never-Trumpers in the establishment had a lot to do with it. Many, also, believe that Mr. Trump has shown the way to a new Republican majority, even if he may no longer be the party’s best standard-bearer. But, Trump's popularity among Republicans is falling. He is still at 70% approval, DeSantis is at 10%, in pre-2024 preference polls. But that is down from over 90%. The 2020 election concerns, the Jan. 6th riot & commission, his own mouth, and now his mid-term failure, all contribute to the constant media TDS and becomes a mountain for him to climb. Would it be better if he steps aside? Many believe so. But, you hate to left the media win. Also, the media is already going after DeSantis. Without Trump, that would just mean they have more guns with which to attack DeSantis. Just hoping for the drama of Donald Trump to leave the daily media will not make America a better place, national elections any less contentious, nor the Republican Party any more successful. It appears that Donald Trump can't win another presidential election. But, neither can the Republican Party, unless it brings his voters into the fold. If Donald Trump does what everyone expects him to do Tuesday night—never a sure bet with the 45th president—he will announce another run for the White House. Thus the spotlight moves back on him, not that it ever really left. Thus, the highlighting of the "Trump is so bad, that even his supporters are starting to drop him" narrative, will be just the prelude to two more years of TDS, on steroids. More From The Washington Post:Trump was a huge factor to be sure, but not 63 to 3 above abortion. https://t.co/lBRLVj6u9J
— Brit Hume (@brithume) November 14, 2022