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DeSantis, Trump, or Otherwise

2024 and 2020 Elections

It looks that the Republican side of the 2024 presidential election will include a hard fought battle that spends millions and millions of dollars for candidates trying to defeat one another.  Apparently, our side could not work together to agree on a candidate to support without a huge war in the party.  Meanwhile, the Democrats will pour huge amounts of money, almost incalculable sums, to further perfect their ballot harvesting strategy.  Instead of preparing themselves for this same tactic, Republicans will spend it bashing each other before general election time.

Evidence shows large numbers of varied entities rigged the 2020 U.S. presidential election, including Covid related ones.  The Durham Report alone proved that and then there’s Hunter Biden’s laptop.  Despite all the forces against President Trump during his presidency, he accomplished much.  I wish he became president in 2020, like many of you readers.

Giving Trump His Due

In addition to all the good things that came out of the Trump presidency, he changed the Republican party in a positive way.  He influenced many other leaders to take a similar combative toughness as he.  He showed them the way.  I thank him for that.  If another Republican besides him wins in 2024, Trump will have made a significant influence to that victory.

Republicans or conservatives should give Trump his due.  They should stop disrespecting him in the manner they are.  This will not help Republicans win 2024.  It will not persuade any Trump supporter to vote for someone else.  Insulting Trump and those who voted for him looks self-serving and virtue signaling.

Everyone knows Trump’s negatives.  Most of what makes him negative is also what makes him positive.  You might say, “He should stop doing this.”  Well, “this” is also what makes him popular.  Trump would not measure what he said for maximum political correctness.  He also pushed back on the mainstream media almost to the extent that it pushes against political candidates it doesn’t want.

Since we will have to choose our candidate, I might still vote Trump, because voters have a lot of time to watch what will happen.  I haven’t made up my mind yet.  The one who gets my vote will stand up and battle for an almost identical agenda as Trump.  I know Trump will fight, because I’ve seen him do it.  Whoever wins for the Republicans will face monumental forces from many different fronts almost like no one in American history.

My Primary Vote

As I look toward the future, right now I predict though that I will vote for Governor DeSantis in the Republican primary.  I don’t know that, but it is what I foresee right now.

Trump did his part.  I give him credit for it, but in the present I believe his time has passed.  He could still win.  I would be happy if he did.  I prefer Governor DeSantis at the moment.  DeSantis could easily pick up the mantle of Trump and do better with it, even if Trump won’t hand it to him.

I get Trump’s anger about disloyalty.  DeSantis could help with this too and bring along more Trump supporters by more strongly giving Trump his due.  He could disarm the Trump disloyalty attack by honoring Trump.  He should have won 2020.  Many Republicans who supported Trump understand why someone would run against him.  Both could happen, a candidate like DeSantis honors Trump and then explains why the Republicans regretfully need someone else.

Advice for DeSantis

Fight

DeSantis could pledge to fight in the example of Donald Trump.  He could tick off all the ways he will emulate Trump and then honor him by winning on his behalf and those who support him.  In an analogical way, I can see Trump not as the candidate like David wasn’t the candidate for building the first Temple.  Trump was uniquely suited for the job he did in taking down Hillary in 2016.  Please don’t say I’m saying Trump is David, the latter who loved God.  Trump brought the fight to the party like it needed and will continue to need.  David fought the Philistines.

At the time Trump became a candidate, the Republican Party needed a fighter extraordinaire.  Of course, the spiritual solution is most important.  Some of you critics rarely preach the gospel.  Don’t be critical of spiritual lack in the political area if you are distracted in the evangelistic area.  Are you really that dedicated to the gospel that you don’t have time to think about religious freedom?  Good for you, but I don’t believe it with most of you.  When’s the last time you even made a disciple in fulfillment of the Great Commission.  You’re just, again, virtue signaling.

Trump’s kickstart of fighting for freedom and the American way is the start.  Everyone now has a standard.  All must surpass it.  DeSantis, I believe, must prove that he will surpass Trump.  I’m not convinced yet.  What I am saying is that I believe he will.  I hope he reads this.

Give Trump His Due

The Florida governor could also pledge to homogenize the MAGA support into a unified team.  Some of the Trumpers could make the cabinet.  This kind of approach to Trump is what will make it difficult for Trump to oppose DeSantis.  Recently Trump said he had a hard time saying a bad word about Gavin Newsom because of how positive Newsom was with him.  Trump takes well to positive reinforcement.  Start every speech with a litany of pro-Trump signals before turning to what makes you the man for whom to vote.

DeSantis should set his sights on the enemies out there.  Fire away at them.  In my opinion, he’s tough, but still not tough enough.  The way to impress Trump voters won’t be doing the Chris Christie, talking tough about Trump (especially to the press).  The way to do that is to talk tough to and at the political elite.  Hone that skill.  Elevate the fire not against Trump, but against them.

I write this because it is what I think.  I was just now ready to say it.  Talk amongst yourselves.

Ballot Harvesting, the Big Lie, and the 2020 Election

Just to be clear to you reading, I don’t think President Joe Biden won the 2020 election.   Even if I can’t show you the evidence yet, it’s still what I think.  Most who join me in thinking the same thing don’t have access to what they would need to prove it.  Others are already proving it.  I hope they do.

I did not take the tack of blaming computerized voting systems, the Dominion voting machines.  It sounded very fishy and I still think people might prove people rigged that too.  However, I pointed to the ballot harvesting made easier with the use of the Pandemic, the strategy of not letting a good crisis go to waste.

President Biden received 81 million votes, but I don’t think he got them legally.  Like many others, I say “no way” he got that many votes.  He did the least I’ve ever seen to win an election.  William McKinley had his “front porch campaign.”  Joe Biden had his basement camera campaign.  Trump filled arenas and Biden very often couldn’t fill classrooms.  How did President Biden get enough votes?  Ballot harvesting.

So much corruption went into a Biden win in 2020.  The media concealed and censored the Hunter Biden laptop story.  The media and big parts of the government helped and promoted the Russian collusion hoax.  Tech giants like Zuckerberg helped Biden in likely illegal ways. The Trump impeachment was a fraud.  The media shielded the country from Biden family crimes.  Without all of those, even with ballot harvesting, maybe Trump wins.  On the other hand, with all of those and also without ballot harvesting, probably Trump wins.

I’m not saying President Trump ran the perfect campaign, but those who blame the election loss on Trump, this including recently Attorney General William Barr, I think they’re very wrong.  The things that Barr and others like him say lost Trump the election are also what won Trump the election.  You can’t separate the two.  People come out for Trump because they like what others say lose Trump an election.

In the background of Elon Musk buying Twitter is Trump ousted from Twitter.  The bigness of the conversation about Musk and free speech connects to Trump canning by social media.  This doesn’t even start with the search algorithms that send people to biased locations, helping promote the choices of the tech titans.

To remind you, ballot harvesting occurs when operatives essentially vote for massive numbers of people who would not vote otherwise.  They fill out the ballots for people who would not vote.  Many more votes could come from nursing homes and other large institutions.  This also explains the opposition to voter identification by those who want ballot harvesting.  They call this Democracy.  If you do not like the corruption, you oppose democracy or better, you’re a threat to democracy.

Part of hiding the crime and corruption came and comes by calling the investigation of or even accusation of crime and corruption, the Big Lie.  Those who say people stole the election are co-conspirators of the Big Lie.  If someone says the other side stole the election, they join the Big Lie.  The allegation of the Big Lie is a Big Lie.  The Big Lie isn’t a lie.  The lie is the claim of a Big Lie.  It is just another lie among many.

Even if entering the capital on January 6, 2020 was the wrong move, the treatment or coverage of January 6 is part of the cover-up of a stolen election.  Many reading here probably know the possibly true story that government operatives joined and helped lead the crowd into the capitol that day.  Whatever happened, they helped push it into something they could use to conceal all the real corruption.

You may have heard the terminology, “useful idiot.”  It is technical for being used, really manipulated, by the wrong side in propaganda necessary to promote the wrong cause and ideas.  If you cooperate with those accusing the Big Lie, you’re useful to them.  You help them silence those uncovering the truth.

Like me, you might be thinking there’s no way Joe Biden got 81 million votes in the 2020 election.  Maybe he got those votes.  It’s just that someone else filled out the ballots than those whose name was on them.

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