Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "USA TODAY" channel.

@afranks8566 Kamala is Brahman India (upper Indian caste/class on her mom’s side) and Irish slaver who lived in Jamaica on her dad’s side. The claims about her being of African descent are fabricated. She used these ethnicity claims to gain access to scholarship money meant for poor black students with excellent grades, who otherwise could not afford law school in CA, after she moved back to the US from Canada. She didn’t have the grades, even though both her parents are PhDs. She came from an upper class family of very intellectual parents with a lot of money for travel and excesses that most black kids never even imagined possible. Her back story is mostly a fabrication designed to appeal to DNC identity politics with candidates who have no substance, but certain desired optics.
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@margaretsant1769 Weird, my pre-election comment is gone, where I reached the same conclusions.
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@xSilentRecon People’s buying power peaked after inflationary price increases for the past 4 years. Inflation down to 2.4% doesn’t change the price increases that are now standard, especially with all the big ticket items of housing, transportation, energy, utilities, appliances, insurance, and groceries. Look at DTI relative to median home prices. These all indicate a blow-out election is brewing in favor of Trump/Vance/Elon/RFK Jr./Tulsi. Americans are smarter than the pundits Gove them credit when it comes to recognizing weak leadership and failure.
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@BengVideo Jan 6th was a joint DOJ/ANTIFA false flag operation designed to obscure or distract from the fact that multiple Senators and Congressmen were officially placing their votes of no confidence in the rigged election. They didn't want people to see any of that, or let the media cover the declassification of Nancy Pelosi's father's FBI files that were released that day (he was a Mafia puppet). The false flag killed multiple birds with one stone.
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@latontagrande265 Trump negotiated more Middle East Peace deals with Abraham Accords than all US Presidents combined. Trump sent anti-tank missiles to Ukraine and Ukraine paid for them, along with $600 million in US weapons in 2018-2019. He also threatened Putin not to mess around in Ukraine or he wouldn’t be able to survive the consequences. So Trump was objectively better than all US Presidents combined on the Middle East and Ukraine. Most US Presidents worked to disarm Ukraine, making them ripe for invasion by Russia.
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@bret1930 He still stands by his 2000 metrics and blames Florida blacks for not being smart enough to know how to fill out a ballot (he’s racist). He ignores the fact that after conceding the election, Al Gore’s campaign only wanted specific counties in Florida re-counted to try to win the State. He also claims he got 2016 right, and I think he did, but the 13 keys predicts popular vote, not the EC. Hillary “won” the popular vote in 2016 and Trump won the EC. Allan needs to explain this.
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It fails on almost all of the keys. I don’t know if he’s reading WSJ and watching CNN for the 2 Economy metrics, but he is way out of touch with voters on those, and Trump/Vance/RFK Jr. still win without those, even though they’re primary concerns of voters. The 3rd party challenger joined the Trump campaign and is promised to have a leading role in the WH covering health of the Nation and oversight of agencies who have failed us time and again. How do you metric that in the 13 Keys for 3rd party? Definitely not in-favor of the incumbent WH. What major policy did the Biden/Harris WH enact with their 81 million votes mandate? Normally we would have an easy-to-remember massive piece of legislation associated with Biden/Harris. Let’s establish clarity through contrast: LBJ: Civil Rights Act/Vietnam Nixon: End of Vietnam/Watergate Carter: Oil crisis/Iranian hostage crisis Reagan: Cut taxes/Reaganomics/Military revitalized/“Mr. Gorbachev: Bring down this wall!” Clinton: Endless Scandals/NAFTA/Lewinsky Bush 43: 9-11/Afghanistan/Iraq Invasion Obama: Obamacare Trump: Renegotiated NAFTA and APP on US terms/re-shore US jobs/affordable energy/first-step program/Abraham accords (more ME peace deals than all US Presidents combined) Biden: Open border policy, killed Keystone pipeline, massive inflation, incompetent/derelict/geriatric, scandals with Hunter & James Biden money-laundering foreign enemy monies paid into Biden family Even when I’m generous to the Biden/Harris WH, Trump still walks away with 7 of the keys. A realistic voter perspective based on the economy and other accepted FALSE answers to the keys shows 9-12 FALSE answers, which indicates a freaking blow-out election. 13 Keys predicts popular vote, not the EC. So now Allan has to explain 2016 again. If we believe the numbers, Hillary got the popular vote.
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@afranks8566 Look up Fajitagte, Jamal Trulove, Cheree Peoples, CA State Prison slave labor: Fajitagate is where SF DA Kamala made the case go away as a favor to Willie Brown and the Police Chief. The police chief’s son and 2 of this drunk buddies (all 3 off-duty cops), bullied some random patrons of a restaurant/club who walked out with their food. They demanded the people to hand over their meals just being drunk jerks, then beat the victims, stole the food, and drove off with it. PD pulled them over, said, “Oh, you’re chief’s son, have a nice evening boys.” Public outcry over the crimes started to rise, and Kamala refused to investigate the offenders. Jamal Trulove is a black man who was randomly targeted by Kamala’s DA office, where she bribed a fake witness to testify against him with over $60,000 in taxpayer money. Kamala showed up for his sentencing to smirk at him as he was convicted and then given a 50 year prison sentence for a murder he never committed. 6 years of appeals and his lawyer discovered not only the exculpatory evidence, but the prosecutorial crimes of bribing a fake witness in a capital offense case leading to imprisonment of the innocent. The appellate judge ordered Jamal released immediately and his record expunged, but Kamala stepped in and fought his release. The Supreme Court had to intervene and smack down her corrupt office. She should have been immediately disbarred, prosecuted, and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole. Cheree Peoples is a black single mother/nurse who was raising and caring for a daughter with sickle cell anemia. Kamala was State AG at the time, and saw that CA was losing $1.4 Billion in Federal funding due to truancy, so she said blacks are the main offenders who need to be arrested, starting with the parents. They randomly picked Cheree Peoples, got a warrant for her arrest, perp-walked her, took her to jail, she lost her job, her daughter had a stroke with a paralyzed right arm, they became homeless, and Cheree had to fight the case for 2 years before the DAs finally gave up on trying to get her to plea. US Supreme Court had to intervene once again on civil rights and basic Bill of Rights violations by Kamala and CA. Kamala responded by saying people weren’t ready for her ideas yet. She should have gone to prison for that as well and never let out. Trump did the opposite with his First Step program, helping incarcerated 1st-time non-violent offenders who were nabbed for an ounce of weed or limited possession that CA and other States considered intent to distribute, and used 1994 Biden Crime Bill Federal mandates to put harmless people away for 25 years.
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@JoseDiaz-rh2vp Allan predicted Trump would win the popular vote in 2016. I think he was right, but according to the votes counted, Hillary won in 2016. Allan has not openly addressed this because it exposes voter fraud and election-rigging. Trump’s turnout in 2016 was too big to rig, even for the combined efforts of the DNC, CCP, Google, and corporate media in the US. They reorganized for 2020 to make sure that wouldn’t happen again, and installed a geriatric kiddy-diddler who was the laughing stock of the DNC in 1988. The 13 keys show a massive Trump/Vance/RFK Jr./Elon win tomorrow. Even with the most generous answers for Biden/Harris WH, you still get 7 keys for Trump. By several of my assessments, you really get 9-12 keys for Trump.
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The US electorate has NEVER elected a consecutive Democrat WH in the last 180 years unless the President dies in office, namely FDR-Truman and JFK-LBJ. America has elected 2 Republicans consecutively with Teddy-Taft in 1908, 3 Republicans back-to-back with Harding - Coolidge - Hoover, and 2 again with Reagan-Bush in 1988 (same year Joe Biden first ran for President and was laughed out of his own party with plagiarism and gaffes). Al Gore, after conceding the election initially, demanded to only re-count certain ballots in Florida, not the whole State, while the State wanted to do a total recount. SCOTUS shot down his campaign’s arguments under per curiam and Equal Protection clause of the Constitution. And if we look down the 13 Keys for the year 2000, it was an indictment by the people of 8 years of Clinton scandals, abuses of power, failures, and key metrics that didn’t sit well with the people. 2000 wasn’t a clear key-turner for Dems. Clinton WH suffered a major and humiliating military failure with Somalia in 1993, with US soldiers’ bodies being dragged through the streets. Allied Force in Yugoslavia was seen by many as wag-the-dog, with hardcore Democrats even making a movie about it called “Wag the Dog”. The number of scandals was too much for Americans to even keep count of. Waco, Whitewater, campaign finance, Foster, affairs, Chinagate, cattle futures, Hillarycare, Lewinsky..... Allan’s 13 Keys did predict that Al Gore would win the popular vote, and if the votes are correct, he did 50.999 million to Bush’s 50.456 million. The 13 Keys predicted Trump would win the popular vote in 2016, but the vote counts say Hillary did. So either the model works and something is off with vote-counting, or the model is flawed and vote-counting works better, but still gives conflicting results to the 13 Keys consistency.
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I think the 13 Keys are an interesting and valid metric that work very well when you look back 180 years of US history with Dem vs Republican. I just think Allan isn’t quantifying each key realistically, especially the economic metrics. Most voters are going into the booth with economic malaise from 4 years of Bidenflation, as well as the looming immigration crisis.
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I’m in a similar boat. His own 13 keys not only favors Trump/Vance/RFK Jr., but indicates a significant blow-out for the popular vote (13 keys only predicts popular vote). The 3rd party thing works as a double-false since RFK Jr. is now in the Trump campaign. It would be like Ross Perot joining one of the 2 candidates in 1992 or 1996, but he’s a Kennedy. Whoever he joined would throw the election that way. What are the major identifiable policies that Joe & Kamala have enacted? Inflation reduction that resulted in more inflation? Open borders? Neither of these help Kamala at all. Those are giant negatives. Scandal is in the incumbent WH for the 13 keys. Hunter Biden Ukraine, laptop, cocaine, CCP money, tax evasion, money-laundering, the gun/cocaine possession, etc. Kamala has nothing but scandals from when she was SF DA and CA AG, egregious crimes that required Supreme Court intervention against her 3 times.
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@afranks8566 He predicted Trump would win the popular vote in 2016. Hillary supposedly won the popular vote. So which is it?
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@afranks8566 The questions/keys are mainly about the incumbent party, especially when it comes to economy, contested primary, military/foreign policy failure, military/foreign policy success. Biden/Harris WH is seen by most voters, regardless of party, as a major failure with the Afghan withdrawal. It was worse than Saigon. But there’s another foreign policy/domestic policy failure and that is the border. Most Americans recognize the Biden/Harris border policy as a colossal failure, with waves of crime happening now as a direct result of it. FBI had to adjust their crime stats to indicate what people already knew”. Crime is on the rise for the 1st time in decades. Other than that, there are no definitive Biden/Harris National policies that they championed through Congress with an 81 million vote mandate from 2020. Why is that? People see them as weak, that’s why. So no matter how you go down the 13 keys, you end up with not just a significant favorability to Trump/Vance/RFK Jr./Tulsi/Elon, but the signs of a blow-out election. We’ll see tomorrow.
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@afranks8566 Allan has always clearly stated that the 13 Keys are predictive of the popular vote, not the EC. I’ve been tracking the 13 Keys since the 1980s. He said Trump was going to win the popular vote in 2016, just like he said Al Gore would win the Popular vote in 2000.
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@afranks8566 He gave both economic keys to Biden/Harris. Let that sink in for a minute. Most Americans are worse off under Biden/Harris than under Trump, with some pretty extreme examples across the main indicators of housing, transportation, groceries, utilities, energy, insurance, appliances, household goods, etc. There are new rounds of lay-offs as well, crime on the rise from all the illegals and sanctuary cities, Venezuelan gangs taking over apartments, Haitians taking over rural communuties, stuff we haven't seen before.
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