Staff Reports
Kamala Harris’s recent political woes extend far beyond an embarrassing defeat in crucial swing states like Georgia and Pennsylvania. As Americans witnessed on election night, the Vice President not only struggled in battlegrounds but also faltered in states presumed to be safely in her camp. The green light from liberal media experts—which had led many to believe she was destined for an easy victory—turned out to be nothing more than predictions spun out of wishful thinking.
Once the dust settled, the Trump train chugged along victoriously in places where Harris was anticipated to squeak by, if not outright dominate. States like Maine, Minnesota, and New Hampshire, which had the Democrats licking their chops, ended up turning a shade of red that would make anyone pause. In Maine, Harris only held a lead of a measly seven points, while she barely scraped by in Minnesota with only four. These numbers don’t instill confidence in her electoral prowess. On the flip side, Trump’s victories by double digits in states like Florida and Texas aren’t just victories; they represent a solid repudiation of liberal sentiment, making it clear that the American populace is not buying what Harris or her crew have been selling.
The joy has left the building officially. Kamala Harris lost the popular vote and the electoral college. There's not enough aspirin in the world to cure the hangover she has today. pic.twitter.com/BDfue5oVsf
— Link Lauren (@itslinklauren) November 6, 2024
If one needed an extra dose of humility as a reminder of the election’s reality, they only needed to look at the states that Harris put her confidence in, which she expected to solidly support her. Instead, the thermal imaging revealed ice-cold reactions from voters in places like Colorado and New York, where her projected margins were laughable at best. With major states opting for a conservative direction, it’s hard to shake the question: at what point will her supporters realize the error of their ways?
Adding salt to the wound, Harris’s apparent “blue wall” crumbled under scrutiny. In fact, people are now left to ponder if her electoral safe haven was painted a shade so dark it might as well be black. The left-leaning media is likely scrambling to brush this off, but the undeniable truth is that voters are making informed choices instead of following the trend that the liberals are desperately clinging to.
Despite the mind-numbing attempts by liberal pundits to blame the Electoral College for Harris’s misfortunes, the numbers tell a different story. Trump is holding a robust lead in the popular vote, well above 72 million, which is approximately 50.9 percent of the total count. Harris, in contrast, lags at around 47.6 percent with 67.8 million votes. The Democrats can certainly whine about the Electoral College all they like, but deep down, they understand that it’s more about winning hearts and minds than simply chasing numbers. With so many formerly blue states teetering on the edge, the GOP stands poised to capitalize on a momentum that appears to be burgeoning with every passing election cycle.
It’s amusing to think about how the Democratic Party keeps touting a coalition that’s more shaken than stable. The GOP, bolstered by a rejuvenated populist conservatism, is ready to seize the initiative moving forward. With Harris’s performance shaking the foundations of the Democratic platform, it’s clear that the Trump coalition is far broader and more resilient than anyone anticipated. As we look ahead, the conservative movement is not just primed to win; it is learning how to dominate, ensuring the values that truly make America great will resonate for many elections to come.
