Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "Trump is 'one of the weakest candidates' in the Republican Party: Professor" video.

  1.  @tomslick2112  Apparently, a metaphor is too difficult for you to comprehend, so I will dumb it down for you: A fanatical fan base isn't representive of the majority of Americans. It does matter how many people show up at Trump's rallies when you have more people show up to the polls to vote against him and his allies.
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  2. Taylor Swift gets more people to the stadium to see her. That doesn't mean the majority of Americans are Taylor Swift fans.
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  3. You know if 30% of Americans love Trump, while 60% hate him, then he still loses? It doesn't matter if Trump wins over the 10% who are indifferent to him, he still loses.
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  4. Trump played golf and watch cable news all day, while he had competent cabinet secretaries run the executive. Trump also degated his legislative agenda to McConnell. Trump brought nothing to the table that wouldn't have been better under any other Republican.
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  5.  @tomslick2112  Where is the evidence? He had two years, multiple recounts, several audits, a DOJ investigation, but there still isn't any evidence of enough voter fraud to change a single election.
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  6.  @tomslick2112  In court, Sidney Powell says ‘no reasonable person’ believes election claims were ‘statements of fact’. Only a fanatic would ignore the obvious.
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  7.  @tomslick2112  Barr did investigate and found nothing. The court cases are public record, so you can look up where Trump-appointed judges asks Trump's lawyers if they evidence of their claims, and the lawyers say 'no'. Without evidence, the cases are thrown out.
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  8. Because commies say traditional Republicans would have beat Democrats? Or do commies point out how the MAGA candidates lost election after election?
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  9. Traditionally, after a party loses as bad as Republicans in 2020, they self reflect and restrategize for the next election. Instead Republicans denied they lost and double downed on the same losing strategy. As long as Republicans refuse to acknowledge they lost, they will never win again.
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