Comments by "Fumble_ Brewski" (@fumble_brewski5410) on "Bloomberg Opinion: Trump's MSG Rally Made No Sense, O'Brien Says" video.

  1. It’s 1980 all over again. For weeks before the 1980 presidential election, the gurus of public opinion polling were nearly unanimous in their findings. In survey after survey, they agreed that the coming choice between President Jimmy Carter and Challenger Ronald Reagan was “too close to call.” A few points at most, they said, separated the two major contenders. They’re saying the same thing now in 2024. But when the votes were counted, the former California Governor had defeated Jimmy Carter by a margin of 51% to 41% in the popular vote–a rout for a U.S. presidential race. In the electoral college, the Reagan victory was a 10-to-1 avalanche that left Carter holding only six states and the District of Columbia. Carter (like Kamala Harris) was an unpopular candidate, and the pollsters were blind to that fact. Trump, like Reagan 44 years ago, brings hope to an America desperate for a new start in a positive direction. Harris can’t even articulate a coherent sentence. Case closed.
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