MY UNSCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS - SIX REASONS WHY TRUMP WILL WIN IN 2020

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  Barring an unfortunate circumstance, God forbid, such as a health problem or being assassinated Trump wins in a landslide in 2020. This is my unscientific analysis of why I think this will happen. Two years from now I can review this post and see how wrong, or right I was. I know that many Conservatives are upset over some of the decisions that Trump has made. Such as the resignation of General " Mad Dog" Mattis over his Syria policy and the bill that Trump signed yesterday funding the border wall. This bill is fraught with Democratic minefields and as Trump said in his speech yesterday the Republican controlled Congress let him down by not getting the wall funded during the first two years of his administration. Trump, however; did the right thing declaring a national emergency in order to get the wall built and the bill he signed gives him access to funds that were  appropriated by Congress. 

REASON 1 - Those of us who voted for Trump in 2016 are not going to abandon him in 2020, regardless of how hard the mainstream media has tried to corrupt our thinking on Trump. No buyers remorse here. 

REASON 2- I believe that the majority of Conservatives that didn't vote for Trump in 2016, like my brother for instance, will vote for him in 2020. They were the "Never Trumpers" who couldn't vote for Trump because they didn't think he was moral enough or Conservative enough. Trump is a heathen in his personal life but he has done  more for religious freedom, the pro-life movement. and Israel, than any president since Reagan. He has also proven that he is a fiscal conservative much like Reagan. In many ways he might surpass Reagan as a successful and effective president. In my view these Conservatives will vote for him in 2020. 

REASON 3 - I think Trump will also pick up even more votes from moderate Democrats and independents in 2020. In 1980 I was a moderate Democrat who voted for Carter. I didn't vote for Reagan because I believed the rhetoric about him from the mainstream media. In my view at the time he was a right wing cowboy who would get us into a war and would be bad for the working man. It didn't take me long to realize that Reagan was getting things done. Very quickly he restored our economy and made me proud to be an American again. I was very happy to vote for Reagan in 1984 and he won by a landslide. There are many Greg Segroves style Democrats and independents out there who will vote for Trump in 2020. 

 REASON 4 - There is movement called BLEXIT. It stands for Blacks Exiting The Democrat Party. The mainstream media is ignoring this movement but I believe that it will have a huge impact on the outcome of the 2020 election. It is my understanding that more Blacks voted for Trump in the 2016 election than for any other Republican since Eisenhower. This number will increase dramatically in 2020 in my opinion. Blacks cannot help but notice the historically low unemployment numbers affecting Black people and they are beginning to wise up to the fact that Democrats are not their friends. Kanye West has had an impact on young Blacks but there are some brilliant young Black leaders like Candace Owens out there and many others. They are challenging Blacks to consider the conservative way of thinking.

REASON 5 - Hispanics have also benefited from Trump's economic policies and they realize the danger that illegal immigration poses to them and our sovereignty. I think that you will see a rise in the numbers of Hispanics that will vote for Trump in 2020.

REASON 6 - The Democrat Party has been socialist for a long time but they have always tried to veil their socialism in order to have a chance at being elected. The recent coming out of hardcore socialists like Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and others will not help the Democrats on a national level. Although there is a great chance that socialism may triumph in this country one day soon America is still not ready to give up capitalism. They are overplaying their hand with this Green New Deal proposal. 

When I tell people that I believe Trump will win in a landslide I always get a negative or fearful response. Greg, I hope you are right but the media won't let it happen or the Dems will figure out a way to steal the election. I am not worried about the left. We forget that Reagan was also hated by the elites but he always had the ear of the common people of America. Trump is no different. He won in spite of the Deep State, no matter what they threw at him. The people elected Trump in 2016 and even more of them will reelect him in 2020. Trump is still the man of the people. Theodore Roosevelt once said that when a president stands with the people they will always stand with him.

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