His greatest strength has been given to him by his opponents. It is
the fact that they have so consistently underestimated him, and still
do. When he entered the fray, they said he wouldn't last a month. He
had too much competition. Then little by little, the competition
"melted away." They said he couldn't win the primaries.
Then he won the primaries in a convincing manner. Then they said he'd
never get enough delegates to win the nomination.
Then
he got enough delegates to win the nomination. They took a deep
breath and said, "Okay; he got the nomination, but he can't beat
Hillary. Then he beat Hillary like a drum. They then said that, even
though he won the election, he'd never get to occupy the Oval Office.
so where
do you think he's going to be in the afternoon of January 20th? They
"pulled out all the stops" to prevent him from getting
enough electoral votes to be confirmed as president.
They
really thought
they could
get 37 electors to change their votes and vote against him, even
though their states went FOR him. So what are
they going to do now
they've
confirmed
him as president? They're going to say he isn't a "proper
president." since Hillary got more votes than he did in the
popular vote. Most of those votes were "cast" by illegal
aliens, convicted felons, and dead people (mostly in Chicago).
But
he was elected by the method we've used ever since this country was
begun, and which is THE LAW, whether they like it or not, when they
LOSE (not a peep out of Democrats when they WIN that way).
They're
just going to have to accept the fact that he won, fair and square,
even though they played ALL their "dirty tricks" to keep
him out of the Oval Office. They LOST, and they're going to have to
accept
it in the long run. They can whine and carp all they want, but he
WILL be the president, at least for the next four years. And if
America (not the liberals) like what he does, EIGHT years. The backs
of the Democrats have
been "broken." They'd better get used to it.
(Just common sense)
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