MARK PENN: 8 lessons for Democrats and Donald Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Trump won a majority of the working- and middle-class voters, while Harris won only those making under $30,000 and those earning over $100,000 a year.
58% : Every day in the mainstream media, Trump was dumped on as hysterical and Harris praised as positive and sane while pushing for national unity.
50% : Although still small, support for Trump from Black men doubled to 16 per cent.
43% : Latino men went for Trump by 55% according to the exit polls.
37% : In the final days they hyped the joke of an introductory comedian at a rally as though it was the end of Trump.
24% : Trump did the opposite - telling the voters it was issues like inflation, immigration and trade that mattered -- no matter what their gender or race was.
24% : The biggest gender gap was with the young voters: men aged 18 to 29 who voted for Trump by 2 points while young women broke for Harris by 24 points.
19% : It's the working class and middle America that run our country Trying to bankrupt Trump, imprison him, calling him a Nazi and a threat to democracy all made him stronger not weaker.

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