US MAGA Math is Hard

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MAGA Math is Hard

As we all sit around waiting on “The Decision” that is supposed to drop today…

Let’s participate in a quick lesson that I like to call “MAGA Math”.

(Or ‘Addition by Subtraction’ as coined by monkeybrainpolitics in a comment from another story.)

The question is: HOW many ‘Republican’ voters from 2020 has TGDFG alienated or lost for the 2024 election cycle? There are at LEAST 10 major blunders that TGDFG has orchestrated since 2020.

We have had only 2 states conduct their Caucuses/Primaries so far in 2024. TGDFG has won both with a majority of those voting Republican. Seemingly GREAT news for Cheetolini. However, a slightly closer look at the exit polling data shows some truly terrifying numbers for the Candidate of Chaos.

Iowa = 51% For 49% ----> Against

NH = 54% For 45% ----> Against

2020 (R) voting totals: 74.3 Million votes

In Iowa and NH, there were a percentage of voters who stated they would NEVER vote for the Tangerine Turd, and another (somewhat larger) percentage of voters who stated they would NOT vote for a convicted criminal (+/-30%).

DISCLAIMER:

Jan 2024 is NOT November 2024

● Attempting to accurately discern anything MAGA related is FUTILE

Having said that... on to the Point:

30% of Non-Trump voters

in Iowa = (14.7%)

in NH = (13.5%)

If any candidate for political office (pre-Trump) were LOSING a minimum of 13.5% of their support, they would immediately decide they “needed to spend more time with their families”.

Is TGDFG THAT different?

Can he overcome a LOSS this Bigly?

IMO----The answer is NO to both questions.

LOOK at TGDFG’s reaction to Nikki not getting out of the race, and his campaign managers KNOW how bad these numbers are.

Just HALF of 13% of 74 million votes is at least 3.75 million lost voters. MOST of these voters are in the Center-Right column. (Nikki voters)
 
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