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Comments by "" (@RedXlV) on "Trump begs Supreme Court to rule in his favor in ‘closing message’ to New Hampshire voters" video.
The narrative being put forth is that this is the first time anybody has gotten an outright majority in the Iowa caucuses. Which makes it sound like a "historic win" like it's being hyped up to be. But that "first time" comes with a huge asterisk: it excludes all the times that an incumbent President won the Iowa caucuses, because every time a President has run for reelection they've won the Iowa caucuses by a very large majority. And Trump is for all intents and purposes running as an incumbent. This is the first time an ex-President has ever run in the Iowa caucuses (the Iowa caucuses didn't exist yet when Grover Cleveland ran for a non-consecutive second term in 1892). Polling of Iowa Republican caucus-goers showed that about 2/3 of think that Trump is the incumbent (ie that he won the 2020 election). Given all of that, Trump's 51% of the vote should be seen as a sign of massive weakness. The same as it would be if Biden were to only barely get a majority among Iowa Democrats. Imagine how the media would portray that: if Marianne Williamson got 19% of the vote, Dean Phillips got 21%, and Biden got 51%.
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The entire narrative of "open borders and high prices across the board" is a blatant lie, though. We don't have any such things.
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