Subj : Re: Ride the Red Wave?
To   : RON L.
From : Mike Powell
Date : Thu Nov 09 2023 08:44:00

>  MP> Based on what I am reading this morning, that was the trend in most of
>  MP> the country.  Trump-endorsed candidates again did poorly.

> Of course, there's the taint of the 2020 election cheating that's still around
>  So the question of whether they lost fairly is still unanswered.

I am convinced they lost fairly here.  We have a good SoS who, along with
several other Republicans, swept the remainder of the statewide races.

The reason I pointed it out is that I believe there were shennanigans in
2020 but I also believe it likely that Trump still loses without them.  I
also believe that will be quite possible in 2024.  As I have said before,
I live in what has become a red state.  Outside of people whose posts I
read on the BBS, while I know plenty of Republicans, I know very few hardcore
Trump supporters.  While I know some who will ultimately vote for him if it
comes down to him vs. Biden, I also know many, many people who will never
vote for him (or won't again) even if it means voting for Biden or not at
all.

They are tired of the drama and frenzy that surround him.  I personally
believe the Republicans are more likely to win with a candidate that is
less of a lightning-rod of their own making.


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