Trump’s win is a victory for the non-brainwashed Americans
By: Rachel Marsden
US voters have proven they can still judge reality by what it is, despite all of the establishment’s efforts
Blowout alert! I guess average Americans don’t like being infantilized. At
least Trump trusted them to be able to take a joke, unlike his opponents.
So when’s Liz Cheney’s date with the firing squad already? Are we done yet with
the anti-Trump fake news now that the majority of voters see through it?
Probably not, huh?
With the exception of those in a handful of states, Americans united to send
former US President Donald Trump back to the White House and handed him carte
blanche with Republican control of the Senate and likely the House as well. Not
bad for a guy the establishment tried to brand as the reincarnation of Hitler.
Did Hitler also have giant Israeli flags at his Madison Square Garden rally? Or
hang out at the Jewish wall in Israel or with Hebrew-inscribed tablets in a
yarmulke? That should have been the Democrats’ first sign that their branding
attempt was off. Yet, just like the fitting title of the upcoming Harris
biography co-authored by Chelsea Clinton: She Persisted.
Maybe next time, instead of persisting with their idiocy, they’ll come up with
an actual agenda and a candidate who addresses questions and issues on point
rather than punting them in favor of talking points and platitudes that leave
voters guessing as to what to even expect if ever elected – beyond the usual
establishment status quo, which, of course, sucks. Just ask the overwhelming
majority of Americans who say that the country is headed in the wrong direction.
Presumably, the Democrats figured that they could make a whole campaign about
abortion rights – against a guy who, frankly, doesn’t actually seem too
interested in the topic, which was recently re-opened by the courts. It’s
telling that, according to CNN exit polls, Harris won the female vote by five
points less than Biden did in 2020 and three points less than even Hillary
Clinton did against Trump in 2016, when abortion wasn’t even an issue.
Certain categories of voters really capture the story of this election. The
first is white women with college degrees, 11% more of whom voted for Harris
than for Biden in 2020. Institutional establishment brainwashing and virtue
signaling apparently works more effectively on well-formatted brains, female or
otherwise. The message from the party hacks and their celebrity surrogates was
that abortion was really all that should matter to women, reducing them to
one-dimensional caricatures of actual human beings. But it turns out that many
more women than they figured don’t like being talked down to and treated as
little more than a walking uterus – even by other women. Which would explain why
white women with no degree voted overwhelmingly for Trump by 25 points over
Harris, and even voters of color with no degree, generally considered a lock by
Democrats, still voted by 14 points less for Harris than for Biden four years
ago.
The youngest voters, aged 18-29, who you’d figure would be most directly
affected by reproductive rights issues, either as women themselves or their
white-knighting male counterparts who were constantly told by Democrats that
they had to cast their vote primarily in support of the reproductive rights of
the women in their life, actually ended up shifting their vote to Trump by 11
points compared to 2020.
The bottom line is that women living real lives with a multitude of concerns and
interests don’t like being paternalized, which is what the Democrats constantly
do. Just because it’s a woman and her surrogates who are doing the talking down
to them, doesn’t make it any more appealing. It just makes you a useful idiot of
the patriarchal establishment – the same one that’s trying to emotionally
manipulate women’s electoral choices to maintain the status quo that
disadvantages women in every other possible way that actually matters to all of
their lives, from cost of living to foreign wars in which their sons are sent to
die and other countries’ sons are subjected to the same. All so Uncle Sam can
turn a profit. It’s the guy you keep calling a misogynist who wants to take him
on.
Speaking of pricey wars, CNN exit polls also show that about two-thirds of
voters say the economy is bad even compared with 2020, when the country was
grappling with the fallout from the Covid fiasco. That shift benefited Trump.
It’s no wonder when he’s the same guy who’s made it clear that he wants to
square away foreign wars and focus on the American economy. He’s even suggested
that he’d rather just strongarm allies into outright buying American weapons
with their own money, threatening to kill off NATO if they don’t rather than
ginning up actual war (or persist with the current ones) as a way to justify
spending increasingly more of America’s own tax money as the Biden
administration has done.
Harris has said nothing to suggest that she’s in any position to challenge the
establishment machine that’s been running the country since Biden’s been doing
his Weekend at Bernie’s routine and would have remained largely in place with a
Harris victory. And while Trump may not have all the answers, at least he’s
expressed a clear will. In that sense, he mirrors voters themselves, who mostly
don’t know what the answers are – just that they know things must change.
The bottom line is that while Trump was trash talking everyone from neocons like
Liz Cheney and her Iraq War architect father, the illustrious Dick, both of whom
came out in favor of Harris, he was saying what average people fed up with war
were actually thinking. But establishment virtue signalers cynically tried to
capitalize on his choice of vivid rhetoric to suggest that he’d go full-blown
Benito Mussolini on his opponents if he got back into office. Just like the last
time that he was in office for a whole four years, I guess? The only one
actually taking any gunshots to the head has been Trump.
It also turns out that people like a good laugh, still know what a joke is,
and aren’t buying into the Democrat and establishment hysteria that takes people
for idiots in pretending not to. Democrats and their proxies were convinced that
a joke by a professional comedian about Puerto Rico at a late-campaign Trump
rally would tank the Latino vote. Instead, Trump ended up winning it among
Latino men by ten points. And even Latina women shifted to Trump in this
election by 15 points compared with 2020.
America isn’t divided. At least not as much as we’ve been led to believe.
Normal, average, non-brainwashed people of all stripes, who can still judge
reality by what they see and experience in their daily life rather than what
they’re told to think by the establishment’s Hollywood and corporate media
minstrels and court jesters, have fully availed themselves of the opportunity to
express themselves in the most democratic way possible. And their message is
that Trump isn’t the radical – the establishment is.
The silent majority that feels increasingly marginalized, if not outright
censored, has found a voice in Trump that resonates with their own. Now it’s the
establishment’s turn to spend the next four years figuring out what they can do
to actually serve the average voter rather than spending all their time
indulging themselves and their attempts to leverage America’s diversity to
divide it self-servingly.
COPYRIGHT 2024 RACHEL MARSDEN