I know they think they won. I’m aware of that.

I’m just saying…

If they have to live with the real life results of their policies and ideologies, they lose. More than they can even fathom.

And part of me wants to see that transpire; for them to take the helm and then have to live with what happens when they get what they want.

But, of course, the USA would go down in flames if that were to happen for any significant period of time, so I don’t really want it. People think they have it bad because gas is 4-5 dollars a gallon. That is laughable.
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Here is what I think really happened. There was, undoubtedly, fraud. Just look at Texas. Overnight one of the reddest States becomes a massively blue State? I won’t argue it, because what’s the point, but it’s dubious, at best.

I think they went too far and put too much of a thumb on the scale for it to be realistic, but at the same time, the handling of the Epstein situation optically, combined with the timing of the war in Iran, did fracture MAGA enough to lose just enough momentum that the election results can (with enough plausible deniability) be palmed off to that, in the media and in general.
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While I still fully support the Presidency of Donald J. Trump, I also recognize that he is a fallible human being. He’s a marvel of work ethic, especially to a guy like me who does his best work in his bathrobe, with a cup of coffee and a lap-top. I couldn’t do what President Trump does for even a week, let alone 10 plus years of non-stop 24-7 grind on 4 hours of sleep a night. God bless him. He’s made some mistakes, to be sure, but I’m riding with him all the way to the end of this one. No doubt this last midterm election cycle of his Presidency will weed out whatever sunshine patriots there might be left at this stage.