Trump Reelected - Trump Won Again and He Has a Mandate

The Prediction Nov 4, 2024

The closing of the polls marks the beginning of what is anticipated to be one of the most historic electoral victories in recent memory. As results begin to come in, I predict a landslide win for Donald Trump, sweeping 35 states (over 300 electoral votes) and securing a significant mandate from the American people. This victory signals not only a return to power but also a monumental comeback, reminiscent of a seasoned general rallying from setbacks to ultimately triumph. Beyond Trump’s expected presidential win, I foresee Republicans maintaining control of Congress under the leadership of Scalise and Johnson in the House and regaining the Senate with a 54-seat majority, with figures like  Rick Scott, John Cornyn or John Thune likely poised to take the reins as Majority Leader.  

This predicted outcome is a definitive statement against policies perceived by many to have failed the average American as detailed below in the appendix. High inflation rates, soaring energy costs, and flawed immigration policies have left voters disillusioned and eager for change. Additionally, the implementation of social policies centered around equity, perceived by some as prioritizing ideological agendas over practical, fair solutions, has fueled a growing sentiment among the electorate seeking a return to foundational principles of fairness and balance.  

For Trump, this win embodies resilience in the face of adversity. From the economic toll of the 2009 real estate crash during the Obama administration to overcoming fierce opposition in Republican primaries and weathering countless investigations, Trump’s journey has tested him at every turn where he is the most battle tested politicians in decades.  

After a hotly contested 2020 election, accusations of electoral impropriety have only galvanized his base, transforming setbacks into sources of strength. The persistence of Trump and his supporters is underscored by a resurgence in popularity, which many dismissed as improbable three years ago. Now, as Trump gains ground, the support of millions of Americans—some disillusioned by the Democratic Party’s policies—indicates a significant shift. This shift has been propelled not only by economic and security concerns but also by changes in cultural and social policies that affect Americans of all backgrounds.  

Another significant aspect of Trump’s anticipated victory is his increased appeal among diverse voter demographics, particularly Latino and Black communities where Trump has won 300% more minority votes than Bush and Romney. Many within these communities find alignment with Trump’s stances on issues such as religious freedom, anti-interventionism, and the reinvigoration of the American Dream. This realignment represents a monumental shift in voting patterns, as minority groups that traditionally leaned Democratic are increasingly finding common cause with conservative values on issues they feel affect their futures, families, and rights.  

Beyond politics, Trump’s influence has catalyzed a transformation within the media landscape. Alternative platforms like Newsmax and Rumble have grown in popularity, challenging traditional media and reflecting a newfound spirit of independence and resilience among Trump’s supporters. Trump’s media influence, combined with his business acumen, has contributed to the growth of these platforms, fostering a space for perspectives that resonate with a broad base of Americans.  

In sum, tomorrows’ anticipated victory represents more than a political win; it reflects a broader movement. The expected triumph of Trump and the New Republican Party signifies a powerful wave of sentiment among working families and Americans calling for accountability, a renewed sense of freedom, and a focus on policies that prioritize the well-being of American families. This moment marks the culmination of years of perseverance, a testament to the enduring power of a movement emboldened by its setbacks and committed to reclaiming its vision for America’s future.

As a note, the economy is in shambles.  Real estate markets bankruptcy and personal bankruptcy may destabalize the economy.  Trump will be required to literally save the economy from collapse by installing a dream team of innovators as "Hoping and Changing" Failed miserably, and it is time for  Peace Prosperity and Success again.

Appendix of Why Trump Won 

Here is a list of some of the worst Triple Failures in the last 4 years. 

1.  Triple the Death – COVID Death Tripled after Trump left office according to the CDC.  ^[i] 

2.  Triple the Inflation – According to the Federal Reserve, since 2021, inflation and interest burdens have tripled on mortgage interest, student loan interest, auto loans, small loans and credit cards. Annual Rates at 25% hyperinflation interest for some card holders.  ^[ii] 

3.  10 Times Worse for Minorities and Women - Border Security is 1000% worse . This administration has allowed 10 million new immigrants to steal jobs and affordable housing from black and brown US citizens : Since 2020, the U.S. southern border has seen a significant failure in security and migrant crossings, with hundreds of poor children and immigrants dying while attempting to cross.  ^[iii] 

4.  Joblessness Tripled – Unemployment at about 10% now.  ^[iv] Presently, the USA is a subsidized economy with few good jobs: - While millions of phony jobs are posted online, 10 million or more were removed from the worker rolls by the government. Even if you make $20 dollar an hour, you can’t afford rent and food, housing, and utilities. 

5.  Gas Prices Pummeled Families and Farmers for 4 years Straight : Gasoline prices in the U.S. surged to over $5 per gallon in June 2022, the highest on record making travel, utilities and gas unaffordable. 

6.  Unaffordable Food : Global food prices reached a 10-year high in 2021, driven by supply chain disruptions, bad energy prices, and increased demand .  ^[v] 

7.  Global Wars and Triple the Conflicts : The number of global conflicts has increased, with significant hotspots in Ukraine, Syria, Gaza, and Yemen, contributing to global instability. Global supply chains in key areas have been totally destroyed while driving up the cost of medicine, chips, and merchandise. 

While Obama and Clinton had horrible failures in Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, ISIS, Yemen, Syria and other areas, their mistakes did not drive up the cost of oil by 100% . The Russia conflict without diplomacy has helped drive up the cost of battery power and heating oil worldwide. The amount of money spent on Ukraine alone could have paid off almost all credit card debt for Americans under 40. 

8.  National Debt - Tripled Interest : The interest on national debt Tripled in the last 4 years. Thus, it costs over a $1 Trillion per year just in interest on the debt.  ^[vi] This extra interest each year cost about $500 Billion. So, you could buy 1,250,000 homes each year costing $400,000 each with $500 billion. 

9.  Triple Number of Americans Are Worse Off – 65% say Family Security Devastated : Household debt in the U.S. reached new levels of danger and peril. Shockingly, 65% of Americans worse off for 4 years straight since Trump left office.  ^[vii] 

10.  Triple the Debt Burden - Credit Card Debt: U.S. credit card debt hit the worst levels in history primarily because the debt burden was tripled by the government.  ^[viii] Many young workers are paying 25% interest on debt with no tax relief. Others pay 10% or more for an auto loan sucking away any extra money for savings or fun. 

11.Triple the Credit Bankruptcies: Personal bankruptcy filings in the U.S. increased reflecting financial stress among small business and households .  ^{[ix]  [x]} This week, Forbes says, U.S. Credit Card Delinquency Rates Reach Highest Levels in 12 Years. 

12.  Triple the Student Loan Debt Burden: U.S. student loan debt reached $1.75 trillion in 2022, with millions of borrowers struggling to make payments because they were all overcharged by up to 300 Billion over the last 4 years .  ^[xi] While Biden and Harris tried to give some of the overcharges and gouging back to borrowers, it seems illegal to do so. 

With the failures of policies on energy and inflation, crime and border control, and family debt explosion, this entire 4 year experiment has been a total disaster for the majority of Americans where workers, teachers, union members, and minorities have literally been kicked in the gut with horrible policies. 

In a report this week from WalletHub, a ranking was released of the 100 largest U.S. cities where credit card, auto loan, and personal loan debt is increasing the most. In the top ten were parts of Las Vegas, NV, Albuquerque, NM, Madison, WI, and Phoenix, AZ area. 

These are all critical swing states that are obviously getting hit the hardest right now with inflation, crime, illegal migration, and economic failures .  ^[xii] As with Bill Clinton and Obama, the voters don’t care how weird your past is, but rather voters do care if you are up for the job and are willing to do the work. The cover up of the recent campaigns and health of candidates is a sad chapter in our nation’s history. 

Overall, the burden on Americans may be severe enough to get them to re-elect Trump as President. Time will only tell. If enough workers feel that their benefits and opportunities will only increase with Trump, he could win a large victory again like he did in 2016 when the New York Times gave him little or no chance of victory. Presently, Trump is polling 6 points higher than in 2020, and he seems to have a much better path to victory than in 2020.  ^[xiii]