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<blockquote data-quote="Guitarman01" data-source="post: 6026224" data-attributes="member: 90385">Yes. It means the country is still equally divided, and a lot of that has to do with Trump himself.Did you see his Thanksgiving tweet?Actually all his holiday tweets.Absolute psycho.That part will play out during his next presidency.The guy can&#039;t even vet his own cabinet selection.Half the country voted against Trump. Kamala didn&#039;t have much to do with it.Most barely even knew of her.Nikki Haley would have done better than Trump in the general election, so it really has nothing to do with some Trump mandate.So much for some mandate when it ends at 48 to 49 percent.You can&#039;t exactly call landslide victory when Trump didn&#039;t even get the majority vote.There has been much more dominant wins by Republicans and democrats for that matter.You can tout your 90 year argument all you want when it comes to a rebuttal, but this thought of a historical Trump victory doesn&#039;t hold up to scrutiny, because even his Republican predecessor got more approval from the country.That and a lot of Trump voters are pretty slow themselves. In fact the GOPs education level is the lowest it&#039;s ever been. We can thank Trump for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guitarman01, post: 6026224, member: 90385"] Yes. It means the country is still equally divided, and a lot of that has to do with Trump himself. Did you see his Thanksgiving tweet? Actually all his holiday tweets. Absolute psycho. That part will play out during his next presidency. The guy can't even vet his own cabinet selection. Half the country voted against Trump. Kamala didn't have much to do with it. Most barely even knew of her. Nikki Haley would have done better than Trump in the general election, so it really has nothing to do with some Trump mandate. So much for some mandate when it ends at 48 to 49 percent. You can't exactly call landslide victory when Trump didn't even get the majority vote. There has been much more dominant wins by Republicans and democrats for that matter. You can tout your 90 year argument all you want when it comes to a rebuttal, but this thought of a historical Trump victory doesn't hold up to scrutiny, because even his Republican predecessor got more approval from the country. That and a lot of Trump voters are pretty slow themselves. In fact the GOPs education level is the lowest it's ever been. We can thank Trump for that. [/QUOTE]

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