As the Presidential election slowly approaches, many pundits and political analysts are weighing whether former US President Donald Trump will win the US Presidency in 2024.
Most Americans are looking at Trump based on opinions, examining the former President’s personality, political track record and all controversies that surround him.
However, after several scandals that led to legal problems, including him being under criminal investigation and the daily negative news reports by a maliciously biased media, destroying his image, this shows that the former President needs to win to achieve his upset victory in 2016 which would frustrate the Democrats more.
Four years following the vicious attacks against Trump, another propaganda campaign arose, falsely accusing the former President of conspiring with the Russians.
After Trump was impeached, the former President still won the votes of millions of Americans in a close presidential election in 2020.
However, he then again got impeached the second time after Democrats attacked him with the left-wing media, accusing him of leading an insurrection which was an attempt to overturn the 2020 election.
Moreover, in an opinion article published by Larry Hoist of PunchingBag Post, he revealed that “those on the left have spread their venomous propaganda to the entire Republican Party – with Trump leading an ongoing or prospective coup attempt. According to the voices of the left (as heard daily on MSNBC), Trump is a threat to the Republic. They even claim that he is a threat to democratic institutions across the globe.”
“And in terms of the court cases, the chickens are starting to roost. His family business has been convicted of tax fraud – and fined millions of dollars. His Mar-a-Lago home has been raided. With so much baggage, it would seem inconceivable that Trump could get elected to a school board in Mississippi.” Hoist added.
In addition, Hoist also claimed that “Democrats made that mistake in 2016. They relied on Trump’s shortcomings to be enough. They failed to consider what the public thought of them – his opposition, and specifically Hillary Clinton. I think it would be fair to say that Trump won because a LOT of voters could not stomach Hillary. They chose the less-than-ideal Trump over an even more disliked Hillary.”
He also claimed that although “Trump will not be returning to the White House in 2025,” it is still possible that he would win.
