Despite four indictments with ninety-one charges, over 90% of mainstream media coverage rated “negative” since 2018, and attempts to garland albatrosses around his neck in every possible manner (Russia collusion, BLM riots, COVID, social media censorship, law-fare, etc.) Donald Trump had perhaps the most dominant Super Tuesday since Ronald Reagan when the big event began back in 1984.
In state after state, Trump is receiving well over the required fifty-percent threshold to win delegates, with many states preferring him at over 80%. States where Trump took more than 70% of the vote include:
- Alabama (83.2)
- Arkansas (76.8)
- Maine (70.9)
- Oklahoma (81.8)
- Tennessee (77.3)
- Texas (77.9)
- California (78.6)
- Alaska (87.6)
By comparison, Donald Trump in 2016 took in the following:
- Alabama (43)
- Arkansas (33)
- Maine (33)
- Oklahoma (28)
- Tennessee (39)
- Texas (27)
- California (75)
- Alaska (34)
One can argue the 2016 field of candidates was considerably stronger, with John Kasich, Ted Cruz, and Marcio Rubio all garnering larger numbers than Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Ron Desantis. However, Desantis was likely the most popular governor outside of Phil Scott thanks to his freedom-loving stance on COVID policy and aggressive pushing back against Disney’s sexualizing children and banning DEI across the state. Ramaswamy was a relative unknown whose kamikaze approach to debating was less popular than anticipated. While Haley’s popularity seems more linked to her insider status than capability, she also suffered from ad campaigns exposing her equivocating (re: lying) on major issues.
Furthermore, advertisement spending is a fraction of what it was for Trump in 2016, having shelled out a paltry $65,000 to date compared to 2016, when he spent over $1.5 million in just six states. Rather than making him unelectable, it seems the constant negative coverage and clear law-fare attacks are having the opposite effect, acting more like millions of dollars in campaign funding.
Psychoanalysis of an individual is a risky practice, let alone diagnosing an entire country. However, the clear message from the American voter to those who operate the machinery on air and in the Beltway is – Donald Trump is our guy. He was in 2020, and he’s even more popular now than when he shocked the nation by upsetting elite D.C. darling and heavy poll favorite Hillary Clinton.
Of course, activist Vermont bucked the trend by voting for Haley by the narrowest of margins. Her 50% to 46% win says less about Trump than it does about the Green Mountain state being thoroughly out of touch with the rest of the country, aside from the 98% Democrat-registered (and psychopath capitol of the US) District of Columbia. How out of touch?
Even states where activist judges attempted to remove Trump from the ballot gave him decisive victories. Colorado had 63.3% for the former president compared to Haley’s 33.4%. Maine had Trump at 70.9% compared to Haley’s 26.4%, and the Supreme Court even swept the floor 9-0 in favor of Trump, the voter, and the Constitution.
For all of their failings, social media and smartphones deserve a lot of credit for allowing people to share information at lightning speeds. Videos, memes, and alternative articles offering more to the otherwise highly curated mainstream narratives have allowed Americans to form much more informed decisions than in Super Tuesdays past. Americans are more aware now than ever that their institutions have not only been attempting to brainwash and force insider-chosen candidates preferred by the elite class who owned and controlled most of the information highway system. That is no longer the case.
Despite constant messaging from the media-industrial complex, the United States voters seem to be united once again in a response message the plutocracy refuses to hear from a diverse public tired of the dystopian hellscape they’ve wrought in our once great country. We want Donald Trump to represent us. Like the American Bald Eagle soaring over the skies, the hands that filled out their ballots are holding up another glorious bird in response to eight years of chicanery and corruption being shoved down their throats.
From sea to shining sea and all the states in between, last night’s stamp of approval for the embattled former president could not be any clearer.
