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I’m sure the gathering was great. Unfortunately if Kamala wins there won’t be a next time to work on making it better.

It’s not all doom and gloom. 5 polls on Friday put out with Trump leading Harris nationally. 1 poll from the super biased NYT/Sienna which hasn’t been correct in 30 years, says Trump is behind and the media pushes that one poll as fact.

Well here’s a fact. Kamala’s support is not as wide as is being displayed.

When members of my family who are Biden voters and liberal supporters saying they won’t vote or leaving the pres part blank. That means something. They DO NOT like Kamala.

Dems can’t be as confident as they are. But let them think they got this ALA 2016 Hillary landslide style. And they will be disappointed just as that year was.

But if people are going to vote based on “feelings” and hurt feelings and not on policy then this nation deserves the disaster it votes itself into.

As mentioned before. The problem is that it is in most states too easy to vote.

Easy means fraud and cheating. And our system is wide open to that.

I don’t really care what you say that Trump is doing wrong. Trump can’t do right no matter what he does. If he cured cancer they would complain that he’s putting oncologist out of work.

Trump could hold the greatest rally ever and the media would twist it to look bad and it’s not good that we have people in the so called conservative media buying into it.

I’m gonna say it. Bank it. Trump will win. That’s it. Deal with it.

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I truly enjoyed going to the gathering last year and talking around the table with people from multiple states. Sadly I couldn’t go this year and was already looking forward to the next one. 😁

I do understand though that regional gatherings would help focus on more localized candidates and issues. Encouraging voters to get involved in local and state issues is of primary importance.

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