It becomes a littttttle more possible when you step up and vote for him again.
If he wins, I'd be more welcoming to taking that blame rather than all the other alternatives that will surface.
I’d love to hear the range of alternatives you see as probable. Then, I’d love to see you separate this field of alternatives into two categories: (a) those that would likely produce better outcomes than if Trump we’re re-elected, and (b) those that would likely be worse than if he were re-elected.
Let me clarify: when I said alternatives, I was referring to alternative explanations as to why he won (explanations that presume people voting for him wasn't the reason he won).
Ok. Perhaps I should go back through the last few pages and see what the controversy is. Because while, yes, people in this divided country certainly voted for him, it’s plainly obvious that he’s in office because those people were aligned well enough according to the Electoral College’s method of assigning points. That is, NOT because the majority of people wanted him to be president.
Sure, and that's a viable explanation. To save you time, I was trying to ascertain if it were possible for Trump to be re-elected this fall by the country or if the default belief is that if he's re-elected, it's because [some reason other than he was voted in].
Cool. I wonder why there would be suspicion surrounding his re-election? Just another way that Trump is being victimized, I guess.
Btw, it’s not just a “viable” explanation.
I'm assuming the last comment is a response to an amalgam of individuals perceived as similar in ideology due to being viewed as being on one side of an arbitrary line?
Yes. To be more clear, do you think that votes and opinions were swayed toward Bernie by Russian advertising and propaganda?
It’s in response to the spirit of our times. After all, I’m sentient and I speak English... and I’m able to understand all the times when the chief executive stands up and makes statements about how he’s been victimized.
My response was to this original comment:
And my question was if it were possible that Trump won. The implication is that because of "the **** they pulled in 2016" that we've been living with "the hellish result ... on a daily basis," which I take to mean Trump being president. The originator of the intent of my questions asking if it were possible that Trump actually won by saying "Possible, yes. But they undeniably helped him."
Ah. Well, I tend to enjoy engaging with what people have actually said.
