Trump's landslide victory exposed deep divisions and frustrations within the liberal base, leading to widespread emotional reactions and calls for censorship and unity from the left.
The Trump team began meeting with the transition team to strategize filling the next administration and started considering potential candidates for key positions.
Black voters in battleground states turned out for Trump in much greater numbers than in 2020, significantly contributing to his electoral success.
Key factors included high early voter turnout, strategic voting in battleground states, and significant support from black voters, which disrupted traditional electoral calculations.
Immediate agenda items included firing FBI Director Chris Wray and other key officials, implementing executive orders on the border, and reauthorizing tax cuts and funding for the border wall.
The left showed little interest in unity, instead doubling down on calls for censorship, social media regulation, and attacking political opponents, reflecting a lack of self-reflection and a continued focus on division.
Critics argued that the Electoral College undermined the popular vote, particularly in states like California and New York, and contributed to perceptions of voter suppression.
The media and political analysts viewed the Never Trump movement as a failure, noting that it failed to sway Republican voters and only served to strengthen Trump's support base.
The Biden administration was surprised and in disbelief that their massive spending initiatives did not translate into political credit, leading to internal questioning and recriminations.
The left-wing media handled the election results with denial and continued to push narratives about Trump's fascism and threats to democracy, revealing a lack of self-reflection and a refusal to acknowledge their role in the political landscape.
More! More! In this episode, I compile some of the most unhinged reactions to Trump's landslide victory, plus a full breakdown of the key factors that led to his election and what we can expect for the next four years.
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