In the 2016 democratic primary in South Carolina 368,877 voters turned out to vote for our democratic candidates. In the 2020 democratic primary in South Carolina 527,728 voters turned out for our democratic candidates. Although there is some crossover voting by republicans this still does represent an increase in the enthusiasm for our democratic agenda. Our blue wave is still riding high from our 2018 election successes. In 2 days we sill see a tremendous amount of evidence for our coming blue wave election. With 11 states voting or caucusing, more than 40% of our national population is represented.
With California and Texas in this grouping a huge amount of democratic votes will be able to solidify the fact of our blue wave election with near or record turnout. I do expect this to be the case since all indications are pointing toward it. The fact that trump is such an unpopular polarizing figure, even within the republican party, is the fuel that will drive our democratic momentum up into dizzying heights. With 3 of the 4 states already behind us as evidence of our blue wave, despite Iowa, the next round of democratic primary elections should also trend toward rising democratic enthusiasm.
Super Tuesday will be our best indicator of blue wave enthusiasm and shortly we will have our talking point. The republican party knows they are in trouble and will be doing everything, and I mean everything, in their power to confuse and disambiguate the results of our blue wave. The problem for republicans though is that our blue wave is not just a current phenomenon. It is a simmering long suffering personal aspect of the time trump has been our appointed president. This personal aspect we the may have as a daily companion is not one for others to interpret for us. We feel it every day and now we are getting our opportunity to express it and express it we will!
With California and Texas in this grouping a huge amount of democratic votes will be able to solidify the fact of our blue wave election with near or record turnout. I do expect this to be the case since all indications are pointing toward it. The fact that trump is such an unpopular polarizing figure, even within the republican party, is the fuel that will drive our democratic momentum up into dizzying heights. With 3 of the 4 states already behind us as evidence of our blue wave, despite Iowa, the next round of democratic primary elections should also trend toward rising democratic enthusiasm.
Super Tuesday will be our best indicator of blue wave enthusiasm and shortly we will have our talking point. The republican party knows they are in trouble and will be doing everything, and I mean everything, in their power to confuse and disambiguate the results of our blue wave. The problem for republicans though is that our blue wave is not just a current phenomenon. It is a simmering long suffering personal aspect of the time trump has been our appointed president. This personal aspect we the may have as a daily companion is not one for others to interpret for us. We feel it every day and now we are getting our opportunity to express it and express it we will!
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