Well, the 2020 presidential election is in the books (kind of), so let’s take a look at some of the key takeaways from the raucous electoral contest:
– Donald Trump built on his support from 2016, by gaining more votes in 2020, even more than Hillary Clinton. He could top 69 million votes.
– Trump gained more votes from minorities than any other Republican since 1960, contradicting some conservatives’ views that blacks and Hispanics are brainwashed and live on a Democratic plantation.
– Did anyone have any doubt there would be some election shenanigans? Imagine if there is a ballot counter who hates Trump so much and he or she sees somebody voted for the president. What do you think would happen?
– The woke crowd lost.
– Gold and silver markets are expecting a Joe Biden win and lots of spending, which is indicated by the massive rally on Thursday.
– Considering how Trump gained more support and the GOP narrowed the Democrats’ control of the House, the Republican Party might need to adopt the Trumplican branding moving forward.
– Jo Jorgensen and the Libertarian Party captured just one percent of the national vote. The LP is dead.
– No matter who won the election, more spending was always going to happen.
– The Federal Reserve will continue to play a crucial role in the U.S. economy.
– Joe Biden, who will likely be declared the winner, will be a positive force for the conservative movement. If he follows through on his campaign promises, like ending the oil and gas industry and maintaining the Bush-Obama Doctrine of endless wars, the next generation will not entirely be left-leaning.
– The mainstream media’s credibility, if the industry had any, has been entirely eviscerated.
– The polling industry is dead (or should be at least).
– THOMAS MASSIE WAS RE-ELECTED!
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