Here are some interesting facts.
Trump won Ohio and Florida. The candidate that wins both has won 26 of the 27 elections. The only exception was 1960 when JFK through a gift of 100k votes defeated Nixon.
Trump set GOP records for minority support.
Trump delivered gains in the House. The Senate remains hotly contested.
Now we learn in key bellwether counties, Trump won 14 of 17 dominating Biden.
Lest we forget Trump dominated the primaries whereas Biden didn't.
Incredible enthusiasm throughout the campaign with tens of thousands constantly showing up for Trump.
But Biden won? Not buying it.
It's not looking like Trump will be able to overcome obvious fraud but he does leave behind a significantly stronger GOP. Where the Democrats squandered all their enemies into an Orange Man Bad universe - leaving them without a single functional doctrine or coherent policy other than tedious social justice ramblings and leaving the party open to middling rabble rousers like AOC and her ilk - the GOP are consistently adding more and more power to their base as these results in the elections have shown.
Trump did well. Biden and the DNC were spectacular failures. Even wth the entire cultural and media class in their favor, all they could do is steal votes in certain key states like hoodlums and punks.
The long game here is the GOP is in a good spot. In a way, Trump did win.
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