When did you feel Trump had won the election (and it doesn't have to be on election day)?

[Locke11_21]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

 

[Toro]

At 9pm.

It was clear that Harris was underperforming Biden in 2020 pretty much everywhere.

 

[blackhawk]

When Biden made his garbage comment.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

About 11 PM last night.

Went to bed knowing Trump won. Woke up and yep

 

[lennypartiv]

Close to midnight. I kept waiting for votes/ballots to appear out of nowhere to turn Michigan and Wisconsin blue. I guess some of the new voting laws prevented voter fraud from happening this year.

 

[MarathonMike]

When an assassin's bullet missed blowing his brains out by an inch.

 

[Thunk]

When I woke up this morning & saw that kamala did not recieve 30 quadrillion votes while I slept.

 

[TemplarKormac]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

The moment I woke up the next day and saw no shenanigans had taken place like in 2020.

 

[Rambunctious]

I knew it months ago when her initial wave of support started to weaken... every time she spoke she lost favor...
But I must admit there was still the cheat factor out there so I was a bit nervous until around 10PM....

 

[talksalot]

Trump was less than an inch away from death in PA. I think God spared him so he could defeat the evil Democrats

 

[shockedcanadian]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

It varied in stages for me even I suspected Harris might just have enough money and powerful allies to squeak through after the last month or so. However, for.Trump, after the assassination attempt, I thought,." there is no way he can lose now, it was too powerful a moment". He was once agaiin a victim and he would now have no problem motivating his voters to get engaged.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

I predicted that Trump would win ever since he started his campaign a few years ago.

 

[Dekster]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

I felt he was probably going to win the day he was shot and it appeared from the get that the secret service wasn't protecting him like they should. I knew that would really supercharge his base.

The point I knew for certain he was going to win was when he won GA and was ahead in Wisconsin. Harris could have afforded to lose GA or PA, but not either and Wisconsin.

 

[Foxfyre]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

I didn't know honestly until today when MSNBC and CNN and the networks finally conceded Trump had conquered. Fox News called his victory early but nobody else did. So I guess I didn't want the huge letdown I felt in 2020 when we ALL knew Trump had won but then he didn't.

I'm sure glad he did for our sake. But if we don't get a GOP majority in the House, and as of right now that is still up in the air, we can look for more harassment, impediment, impeachments, etc. The Democrats will do everything in their power to make his life miserable and keep him from succeeding.

 

[Independent thinker]

At what point during this election did you feel that Trump was going to win this election? Was it at some point during election day, or was it prior to that?

For me, I was pretty sure Trump had it already won well before election day. There were some small incidents that happened that made me think, "well, maybe he will win, but none of which was that big shock, that major something that would change things. That major moment did happen. The moment where I felt Trump was going to win was when Robert F. Kennedy Jr joined forces with Trump, when that happened I felt it was all over. While Tulsi Gabbard and Elon Musk definitely helped, RFK Jr was the knockout punch.

While Kamala Harris made some mistakes as did Trump, Kamala made a major mistake by bringing in the two warhawks, Dick and Liz Cheney. Seriously, I think where there is something in common between the left and the right - both sides hate the Cheneys. Who would you rather have on your team campaigning for you? RFK Jr. or Liz Cheney? That should be a real easy answer. Dick Cheney, the guy that the left referred to Darth Cheney and a war criminal, both terms of which I completely agree with.

I am pleased with the election results, and I have to say had RINO McDaniel still been the head of the RNC, we might be seeing the inauguration of Kamala Harris instead of Trump. Great move the the GOP to dump RINO Romney McDaniel who was nothing more than an undercover operative for the democrats

Things really started turning around after the VP debate and the polls/betting markets turned in Trump's favor.

 

[Billiejeens]

When they called Ohio for Moreno.

It was obvious where the flow was going.

 

[Kruska]

Trump was less than an inch away from death in PA. I think God spared him so he could defeat the evil Democrats

Comments like the above and all it's alike - made it obvious to anyone being familiar with the average American mindset and cultural behavior, that a pathological liar, criminal and fraudster will be the preferred Candidate to an average American, especially who is/was competing with a women that is additionally of color.

So it was obvious (at least to me) from the moment K. Harris was presented by the democrats - that the Republican Party is going to pocket this election.

 

[BluesLegend]

When Biden and Harris gleefully let 15 million illegals flood in RAPING and MURDERING Americans.

 

[BluesLegend]

I knew it months ago when her initial wave of support started to weaken... every time she spoke she lost favor...
But I must admit there was still the cheat factor out there so I was a bit nervous until around 10PM....

The 270th time she told us she was raised in a middle class family.

 

[talksalot]

Comments like the above and all it's alike - made it obvious to anyone being familiar with the average American mindset and cultural behavior, that a pathological liar, criminal and fraudster will be the preferred Candidate to an average American, especially who is/was competing with a women that is additionally of color.

So it was obvious (at least to me) from the moment K. Harris was presented by the democrats - that the Republican Party is going to pocket this election.

She lost because, like Biden it was increasingly obvious she's a FRAUD.

Democrat leadership lied about Biden's dementia and so did Harris.
Harris was chosen to be VP based solely on being a WOMAN of COLOR.

Democrat leadership was planning on replacing her on the ticket until Biden's decline couldn't be hidden any longer.

The Republican party will elect the first woman President by supporting a QUALIFIED female candidate.

Democrats are liars who only care about power.

Spare me your phony outrage.