Trump Will Win in 2020. This is Why

The media’s job is to bring news of chaos because it brings in the ratings. Period! Happy news are short lived. Just turn on the TV and you will see fires in Australia, earthquakes in Puerto Rico, possible war with Iran, Harvey Weinstein guilty on rape charge, and Trumps impeachment. Controversy brings in pundits to opine their views. Reporting the news became a dinosaur. Offering opinionated views is the mainstay.

With an impeachment saga that will never end, and unable to find a suitable presidential Democrat candidate to challenge Trump, the media is purposefully prolonging the narrative to gain viewers and advertisers. Once the narrative ends, viewers and advertisers would drop. 

Hence, if the truth ever came out that Trump has a high percent that he will be re-elected in 2020, then the news cycle would die. It would force the media to concoct another made up story or fake news to dupe the American public. 

The media is trying to dupe the American public that there is a strong Democrat candidate to challenge Trump. However, that is an absurd idea. Warren has fallen off the top tier. Mayor Pete is disguising himself as a heterosexual male; even though, he is a happily married gay man. What you have left in the top tier are two or three angry, old, white men. Yeah, those are the Democratic choices to run in the presidential 2020 elections; unless a dark horse would be nominated during the convention. 

Democrats on the Hill and the liberal establishment are getting nervous because Trump outsmarted them. It is unlikely a sitting president will lose re-election with a robust economy. It is unlikely for a Republican to lose if they are able to tap into the Democrat base, the black vote. Historically, Democrats usually win an election with greater than 95% of the black vote. George W. Bush was able to grab 11% of the black vote to win two terms to the Oval Office. Trump has 34% of the black vote support. Likewise, Hispanics and other minorities are supporting Trump in record numbers. During Clinton’s impeachment in the 90’s, Clinton got majority of Americans to flip Congress to Democrat. Unlike Clinton, Trump is made as a victim of a witch-hunt. There was no due process. Trump was unable to defend himself.  It was completely unfair and the American people are fully aware of it. With a majority of America not supporting impeachment, it is not stopping the Democrats. If the past lesson is a good indicator for future events, the American voter would vote the Democrats out of office. 

Besides, let’s be honest. People vote with their pockets. With more disposable income to spend, wages are up for the lower tier of the economic scale, and historic low unemployment; while the world is experiencing a global recession, America is still resilient under Trump. 

A new poll came out. Trump has an approval rating of 49% to Obama 46% at the same point of his presidency. With over 90% of Republicans and nice support of independent voters (40%) , it eclipses Obama numbers when he won his second term.  

I won’t sit on my laurels. As long the economy is maintaining as a world leader and economist hedging no recession in 2020, it is absolutely inconceivable to see Trump screwing this up. 


REPORT: Trump support among Republicans reaches all-time high in poll

The Bright Side for the GOP From the 2019 Elections

I read many articles from the mainstream media after the 2019 elections. The win in Mississippi for the GOP went silent. The media  mostly touted the huge win in Virginia and the governors race in Kentucky. They are saying Trumps star status has faded and his popularity will wane before the 2020 election. Of course. the media, Democrats, and the far left are trembling because they know deep down Trump will win re-election. There are Democrats caught on TV saying if we don’t impeach Trump, he will win re-election.

Base on analytic reports and other relatable election model base on the economy, it showed Trump winning in 2020. Also, in the past 40 years, only two presidents failed to win re-election. They were Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush. Carter economic policy failed the country and George H.W. Bush lied and raised taxes. However, we had Reagan, Clinton. George W. Bush, and Obama winning a second term to the Oval Office. Base on that, there is a strong likelihood that Trump will win a second term. 

It’s a far gone conclusion about Virginia going Blue. It’s turning into another California. But I can’t help looking what happen in Kentucky and smile. Yes, the GOP may had lost the governorship, but there is hope. When the media failed to report the other races in Kentucky, I had to ask why. It is because the other 5 races won in Kentucky were Republicans. And they won huge by double digits with the help of Trump. Prior to the race for governor, the incumbent was already falling behind in the polls because the GOP governor picked a fight with the teachers union. The incumbent was one of the most unlike governors in the nation. I read he was 18 point behind the Democrat challenger before Trump stepped in. After Trump gave a pep rally in Kentucky, pollsters made Kentucky competitive. That 18 point deficit was wipe away, but the incumbent lost by 5000 votes. By looking at that scenario, Trump still have the star power to motivate the masses. If Trump can keep the message alive and bombard that message daily, he will win in 2020