Trump in 2016 10-20-24

Trump won 30 States in 2016. They included Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, Arizona and Wisconsin. Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.

https://www.newsweek.com/what-states-did-donald-trump-win-2016-1544516 

Trump was elected in 2016 by working class and middle-class voters in the “Fly-over” States. Trump received 304 Electoral Votes and Hillary Clinton received 227 Electoral Votes. Republicans also wan the House and Senate.  Democrats were stunned.  They had been indoctrinating students to be Liberal Activists since the 1980s and they thought these voters would vote Democrat.

Democrats were divided by “cradle-to-grave” Democrats and “far-liberal Democrats.

Republicans were divided by “Tea Party Populists” and “Establishment RINOs.

Seven candidates that didn’t make the cut because of they were languishing in the polls did participate in the first debate, hosted by Fox News. They are: Texas governor Rick Perry, former businesswoman Carly Fiorina, Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum, former New York governor George Pataki and former Virginia governor Jim Gilmore.

Republican presidential candidates who continued in the last Debates included Jeb Bush Gov Florida, Chris Christie Gov New Jersey, Ted Cruz Senator Texas, Mike Huckabee Gov Arkansas, John Kasich Gov Ohio, Rand Paul Senator Kentucky, Marco Rubio Senator Florida, Donald Trump and Scott Walker Gov Wisconsin. Ben Carson MD and Donald Trump.

When Trump appeared on stage in the first Presidential Debate in 2016, he stunned the other candidates. Trump named all the issues the current elected officials had been avoiding. Ben Carson and Donald Trump had never held an elective office. Trump made the case for following his plans and embarrassed the candidates who were Legislators. These Legislators had all campaigned as Conservatives, but were allowing flawed Legislation to be passed.

Republican Presidents had made expensive and unnecessary mistakes and were not opposed by Republican Legislators. George HW Bush had signed on to UN Agenda 21 in 1989. George W Bush launched into “Nation Building” in Afghanistan and Iraq from 2000 to 2008 and added $10T to the National Debt. Bush 2 also launched the “Great Recession” in 2008.

Republican Leadership had nominated Mitt Romney and John McCain as their Presidential Candidates and both lost to Barak Obama, who was implementing UN Agenda 21. Obama spent another $10T on Wind and Solar. 

Trump’s plans resonated with Republican Voters and Working Class Voters and he won. In 2017, Republicans held the House and Senate from 2017 to 2019. This enabled Trump to pass Tax Cuts and eliminate unnecessary Regulations to lower costs. Trumps Tax Cuts lowered the Corporate Tax from 28% to 21% to encourage US Companies to re-shore manufacturing and restore US jobs. He restored the Military and replaced the NAFTA trade agreement with USMCA and restored better prices for US Farm commodities. He unleashed Oil and Natural Gas Drilling and the US became energy independent. He lowered global energy costs by increasing the global supply.  He added $6000 to US Household Income and lowered US minority Unemployment. To restore the Supreme Court, he appointed 3 Conservative Supreme Court Judges who would began to restore the US Constitution to its original purpose.

In 2019, Democrats took the House and re-launched their attacks with the “Russia Hoax” and continued to attack Trump throughout his term. Republicans controlled the Senate. In 2020, Trump accelerated the development of the COVID-19 shot from 5 years to 1 year and reduced deaths from 2% to 1%. In 2020, Trump was able to close the border and end illegal immigration. 

In the 2020 Presidential Election, Democrat States ignored their Election Laws to give Biden the advantage. Trump was stunned when Biden was declared the winner. In 2021, Democrats had won the Whitehouse and Senate, but Republicans took over the House.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader