The ad highlighted Harris's support for transgender surgeries for illegal immigrants in prison, contrasting it with Trump's focus on American citizens. This resonated with voters and shifted the race significantly in Trump's favor.
The youth vote played a crucial role, particularly among young men and Hispanic voters, who shifted significantly towards Trump. This was evident in states like Arizona and Pennsylvania, where the youth vote was heavily mobilized.
The red arrow tweet illustrated the broad geographic support for Trump, showing that his support was not limited to specific regions but was widespread across the country, which was a significant visual representation of his electoral strength.
The Democrats lacked a strong, relatable figure like Bill Clinton who could effectively counter Trump's messaging. They also failed to address key issues raised in Trump's ads, such as Harris's policies on transgender surgeries for illegal immigrants.
Alternative media platforms saw a surge in traffic, with Citizen Free Press receiving 7 million unique visitors in three days and 31.5 million page views in 24 hours. This indicates a significant shift towards non-traditional news sources for election information.
Trump's performance in Arizona was bolstered by strong support from low-propensity conservatives and effective ground game efforts by organizations like Turning Point Action. This led to a significant lead in the state, with Trump potentially winning by seven to eight points.
The referendums failed due to a disconnect between the presidential race and local issues. Trump's clear stance on not supporting a federal ban on abortion allowed voters who opposed abortion to still support him, diluting the impact of the referendums.
"Kamala is for they/them. Trump is for you." The left ridiculed Trump's most viral ad, but new post-election articles show it was his most powerful argument. Charlie and the crew dig into the media's excuses for Harris's crushing defeat Tuesday, and continue to watch Senate results in America's slowest-counting state, Stephen Richer's Arizona.
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