How America rejected the lies of Trump's leftist foes and returned...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Turncoat chicken hawk Republican Liz Cheney tweeted out the same sentiment a few hours later when she exhorted fellow never-Trumpers to "do everything we can to support and defend our Constitution, preserve the rule of law, and ensure that our institutions hold over these coming four years," as if Trump, whose first presidency was a success, poses some special threat.
54% : Despite it all, despite being counted out a thousand times over, Trump won the 2024 election overwhelmingly and unequivocally: the Electoral College, every swing state, the Senate, probably the House and, incredibly, the popular vote.
54% : "But there was no frivolity or triumphalism from Trump and his family and closest staffers as they stood on stage at the Florida convention center, or earlier when they dined among friends in the glittering ballroom at Mar-a-Lago watching the results come in.
42% : Trump knew it at dinner, as he broke off from deep conversations with UFC boss Dana White and Musk to keep turning around in his seat and watch the grim ­faces of the CNN anchors on the big screen behind him.
40% : It was very different from the freewheeling joy of 2016, when we were all naïve about the true nature of the opposition to Trump and the Deep State power that would be weaponized against him.
39% : His opponents threw everything they had at Trump.
25% : "She ran through a litany of the disqualifying sins of Trump, "violent insurrection," "convicted felon," "authoritarian leader," "anti-democratic force," yada yada yada.
21% : It was the American people who defied the elite gatekeepers who scolded and demeaned them, who told them that they were sexist, racist, Nazis and garbage if they dared to even think of voting for Trump.
20% : Trump did it by attracting to the Republican Party a new coalition of voters who had been told he was their enemy: the working class, blacks, Hispanics, American Indians, the Amish, Jews, young people.
14% : Abortion and hating Trump were the lifeblood of the Harris campaign, negative emotions that did nothing to assuage real-life concerns over inflation and illegal migration.
1% : "The New York Times quoted a Harris-supporting 79-year-old retired cabdriver from Washington, DC, who said he feels "afraid" about four more years under Trump because of the lies he's been fed that Trump will cut Social Security.

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