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14 million? you need to work on your math skills... maybe you and Blisterfinger can go to the same tutorThink so?
Yet now, with 14 million fewer votes going to Kamala Harris than Biden received, it’s hard not to wonder: was there more to Trump’s concerns than we first thought?
The numbers are astonishing. Biden supposedly amassed an unprecedented 81 million votes in 2020 – more than any candidate in U.S. history, surpassing even Obama. And yet, just four years later, his successor Kamala Harris pulls in 66 million votes, a full 14 million fewer. That’s an entire electorate’s worth of votes gone missing. A collapse of this magnitude doesn’t happen out of thin air, and it raises a legitimate question: was Biden’s landslide in 2020 simply too good to be true?
Now, one might chalk this up to the natural ebbs and flows of the political tide. Anti-incumbency? Certainly a factor. The economy? Undoubtedly a thorn in the Democrats’ side. A lack of a clear, unifying message? Absolutely. And yet, these explanations don’t fully capture the monumental scale of the Democratic Party’s shortfall, particularly when compared with past election cycles. The historical trend just doesn’t align: Obama’s votes decreased modestly between 2008 and 2012. Hillary Clinton held steady in 2016. So how does Biden’s unprecedented gain in 2020 suddenly plummet in 2024? Something simply doesn’t add up.
Lara Trump, leading the charge this time around, didn’t leave a single stone unturned. Trump’s team was everywhere, watching, ensuring that the eyes of the nation were focused on this election. And lo and behold, with all this scrutiny in place, the Democratic vote tally has miraculously deflated.
Here’s the timeline that fuels our curiosity:
Could the reality be that Trump’s so-called “conspiracy” was, in fact, a real concern? With 14 million votes now seemingly evaporated, we have to ask ourselves: were those votes ever truly there in the first place? Or was the 2020 election padded by a “get Trump out” machine that went to extraordinary lengths?
- 2008: Obama brings in 69 million votes.
- 2012: Obama still garners a solid 65 million.
- 2016: Hillary Clinton musters a respectable 65 million.
- 2020: Joe Biden receives a staggering 81 million.
- 2024: Kamala Harris tumbles down to 66 million.
Many of us had our suspicions that very night in 2020. Who could forget that final massive surge of votes that appeared out of nowhere while we were watching live? And then, just like that, Arnon Mishkin, head of the Fox News decision desk, called the election. So many questions were left hanging in the air.
And when journalists started investigating and uncovered votes from people long laid to rest, we were promptly told to stop digging.
Of course, these are hard questions, and not ones the Democrats are keen to entertain. But for democracy to survive, transparency is essential. If the numbers don’t lie, they certainly raise suspicions. America deserves an answer to the question of whether those 81 million votes for Biden were, in fact, authentic. And if they weren’t, Trump wasn’t just making noise, he was issuing a legitimate warning.
So, as we look at this sudden evaporation of support in 2024, we must be willing to ask the uncomfortable questions. Did the Democrats really win in 2020, or did they construct a narrative too perfect to be real?
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