Another Puny Trump Crowd

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Trump spoke in Central Florida yesterday. Where's the people?

 

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Not a good argument, especially when he was getting tens of thousands of people every time he stepped outside until coronavirus happened

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8 minutes ago, LadyGoo said:

Not a good argument, especially when he was getting tens of thousands of people every time he stepped outside until coronavirus happened

His support is still dwindling though. This crowd, sure, isn't necessarily an example of the support that he has, but he's only become more unpopular as time has gone on.

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4 minutes ago, M Monstre said:

His support is still dwindling though. This crowd, sure, isn't necessarily an example of the support that he has, but he's only become more unpopular as time has gone on.

Agreed, and he's only gonna become more unpopular from now on, it seems like.

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31 minutes ago, M Monstre said:

His support is still dwindling though. This crowd, sure, isn't necessarily an example of the support that he has, but he's only become more unpopular as time has gone on.

Sure, but if it were not for the virus, Trump would absolutely still pull an impressive crowd in Florida — a state he carried and has trended republican since 2016. Imo. 

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A cute bunch of kens and karens standing close to each other without masks, what could go wrong?

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3 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

Sure, but if it were not for the virus, Trump would absolutely still pull an impressive crowd in Florida — a state he carried and has trended republican since 2016. Imo. 

I mean sure, you could say that, but I've never been a big fan of, "Oh, but if 'x' happened, things would be like this..."

The reality is that "x" did happen. That is, the coronavirus pandemic did happen and because Trump didn't use the first 4-5 months to really do anything about it, it's exploded to the situation we have today. If Trump loses, it will be because of his handling of the coronavirus (as well as BLM). The impeachment didn't really work out for Democrats or really anything else the Dems wanted to push on the Trump administration.

That's sort of like saying, "Well Herbert Hoover would've won the election had it not been for the Great Depression." Well, maybe, maybe not, but the Great Depression did happen and it cost him the election.

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That grandpa hogging the fan in the back is giving me those parents in concerts just to chaperone their kid lol.

He was like, nope not going in that crowd. Staying here with the fan. 

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1 hour ago, LadyGoo said:

Not a good argument, especially when he was getting tens of thousands of people every time he stepped outside until coronavirus happened

When you look at all those crowd barriers, they clearly expected much more. Sorta like Tulsa.

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2 hours ago, M Monstre said:

I mean sure, you could say that, but I've never been a big fan of, "Oh, but if 'x' happened, things would be like this..."

The reality is that "x" did happen. That is, the coronavirus pandemic did happen and because Trump didn't use the first 4-5 months to really do anything about it, it's exploded to the situation we have today. If Trump loses, it will be because of his handling of the coronavirus (as well as BLM). The impeachment didn't really work out for Democrats or really anything else the Dems wanted to push on the Trump administration.

That's sort of like saying, "Well Herbert Hoover would've won the election had it not been for the Great Depression." Well, maybe, maybe not, but the Great Depression did happen and it cost him the election.

That's true, everything up until coronavirus made the Democrats look petty and didn't work. I wouldn't say his supporters are necessarily dwindling, they are hardcore fans who have their own narrative on what's going on. It's hard to say for certain. If Trump loses it will have nothing to do with Biden, who is just a placeholder And you're right, if Trump loses it will be because of his handling of the coronavirus

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49 minutes ago, LadyGoo said:

That's true, everything up until coronavirus made the Democrats look petty and didn't work. I wouldn't say his supporters are necessarily dwindling, they are hardcore fans who have their own narrative on what's going on. It's hard to say for certain. If Trump loses it will have nothing to do with Biden, who is just a placeholder And you're right, if Trump loses it will be because of his handling of the coronavirus

I mean, his supporters are dwindling though. Of course he still has a very strong and supportive fanbase, but he definitely is losing support.

I do agree that if Trump loses, it's not because of Biden, though. People are voting for Biden because they just hate Trump. There aren't many people that are super enthusiastic about Biden the way that Trump supporters are enthusiastic about voting for him.

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3 hours ago, MJHolland said:

Sure, but if it were not for the virus, Trump would absolutely still pull an impressive crowd in Florida — a state he carried and has trended republican since 2016. Imo. 

If not for the virus, a chunk of his base might not have seen just how incompetent and self-serving he was. His “response” to this pandemic has exposed just how chaotic and underqualified this administration has been since the beginning. 

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1 minute ago, djBuffoon said:

If not for the virus, a chunk of his base might not have seen just how incompetent and self-serving he was. His “response” to this pandemic has exposed just how chaotic and underqualified this administration has been since the beginning. 

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