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Trump focused on blue collar workers and US. jobs in 2016. Hillary supported cop killers and dick suckers and lost. Why do Democrats think it will work in 2020? Bradley Effect will lock-in by Election Day.
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2020 is not like it was in 2016.
Trump/Pence will get even FEWER votes in November 2020 than their opponents because:
1) Voters now know Trump’s “MAGA” was a joke;
2) Trump has shown everyone that his big ego comes before the country he was elected to serve;
3) Trump has demonstrated his incompetence in government administration versus his mixed success/failures in business;
4) More chauvinistic men will vote for Biden then H. Clinton.
Trump spent three years as President and had the best economy in nearly 50 years. Speaking of 50 years, that's nearly how long Creepy Joe spent working in federal government and accomplished nothing.
Biden promises to destroy the suburbs and bring property values way down along with increasing crime. He promises to increase taxes on our job creators. He promises to cut our fuel supply forcing us to go green which is way more costly for businesses and families alike. He said he will bring back Commie Care, again, creating burdens for businesses and individuals. He said he would shut the country down if this virus is not totally gone which would kill more businesses and lead to supply shortages for our people.
Why would anybody vote for this guy?
You appear to be ignorant or a partisan to the hilt.
Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger! Examples ...
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Unemployment: Under Obama, unemployment was cut from a recession-peak of 10 percent to only 4.7 percent. It has continued to drop and now is extremely low at 3.6 percent.5
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Job growth: By the end of the Obama administration, the economy had experienced 76 consecutive months of job growth. Since Trump became president, the streak has been extended to 109 consecutive months.
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Average monthly job growth: During the last 33 months of the Obama administration, non- farm job growth averaged 224,000 per month. During the first 33 months of the Trump administration, the average was 34,000 jobs per month less.
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GDP growth: Average real GDP growth was roughly the same (2.6 percent) for the first 11 quarters under President Trump (ending Sept. 2019) and for the last 11 quarters of the Obama administration.
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Income: During the last two years of the Obama administration, annual median household income increased $4,800. This is three times more than the $1,400 increase during the first two years of the Trump administration.