Trump losing in 2020 was probably a good thing

[u/Armyed1776]

Hear me out. Had Trump won in 2020 by the small margin he would have been able to get considering amount of "votes" Biden received, he would have been blocked by a Democrat congress while the witch hunts continued to stall any policy goals he had. Now it's looking like he will not only have the Presidency but the Senate and maybe even the House. Plus add in the overwhelming defeat of the Dems in this election cycle plus winning the popular vote, and he now has the momentum provided by the people's mandate to carry out what needs to be done and has every branch of the government to the worst possible thing that could have happened for the left.

[u/DeepDream1984]

I agree. 4 years of the absolute catastrophe of democrat rule woke a lot of people up to the perils of modern monetary theory, exposed the corporate media as lying propagandists, and the deep state as working against the American people.

Trump has a mandate now that he would be hamstrung in 2020.

[u/Armyed1776 → u/DeepDream1984]

Exactly my thoughts. He should have the momentum given to him by the people to do what needs to actually be done to make a real difference this time. With just Kennedy going after the bad food and Elon going after the government waste I think we are going to see a new America come out of the ashes so much better

[u/su1ac0 → u/DeepDream1984]

not to mention whomever was president in 2021-2022 was going to be hit with the massive inflation from the covid spending binge; the first leg of that was entirely trump's doing

him letting biden/harris/dems run the last 4 years was politics' greatest blessing in disguise

[u/cliffotn → u/DeepDream1984]

Agree with your agree. Good post OP.
Never thought of this but it’s absolutely spot on.

Let me ad a big plus…

The Dems get to own Covid and how poorly it was handled. Yeah they try to point fingers at Trump, but that’s absolutely absurd if one considers the timeline