to understand the big picture. Yes, I think it is quite obvious that Ms. Hong in WI was a victim of voter fraud. I think that is beyond rational argument. It just follows the same pattern we have seen over and over and over. You know, once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, and three times is enemy action. This is not likely to be an accident…
Still, there were a lot of people got motivated to vote against her. And I don’t think that is an accident, either. In fact, we are seeing a strong trend across the country toward more conservative ideas and candidates. And these voters, for whatever reason, are simply not being adequately accounted for in the polls. Just as it has been for a decade or more.
These [voters] are in large part, lifelong Democrats shrinking away from what their party has become, even if they’re not willing to do a 180 just yet.
Even strong Leftists like Stephen A. Smith are openly talking about voting Republican and even being identified as a Republican. He may well not end up going there, but it gives permission to traditional Democrat voter groups to go!
And THAT is change. I think that this coming election is a nail-biter in many ways. And I think the polls always grossly overestimate the support for Democrat ideas and candidates. And when there is election integrity, Republicans win. That should speak volumes to you. Democrats very much depend on voter fraud in order to win.
So I don’t think that by any means the cause is lost. In fact, the trends very much favor Republicans. That is not overconfidence. That is the lay of the land.
Here’s where I’d pump the brakes on taking any of that generic ballot polling favoring Democrats as gospel, though. Three consecutive election cycles running now, pollsters have over-counted Democratic support on a meaningful scale. In short, I’m not buying it.

