Staff Reports
The Democrats have mastered the art of denial, but the truth is as clear as a whistle: Donald J. Trump won the 2024 election. The man has officially become the indomitable force of American politics, racking up victories not just in the Electoral College, but also in the popular vote. With every smear campaign thrown his way by the mainstream media and legal challenges hurled against him, Trump only seems to emerge stronger. It’s high time the Left put down their fanciful narratives and accepted that they simply cannot outmatch him.
In an age where even facts are under assault, the Left desperately clings to their mantras. They whip up Twitter threads, attempting to belittle Trump’s electoral success by insisting he didn’t win the popular vote. However, they might want to reconsider their approach after a keen observation from none other than Nate Silver—a statistician who’s managed to irk both sides of the political spectrum. His insight utterly dismantles the spin emanating from the Left, leaving them scrambling like cats in a room full of rocking chairs.
Enter John Podhorzer, the former AFL-CIO operative turned disgruntled social media critic, who seems to think that the verbiage of victory can be construed differently. His tweets suggest that Trump’s rise is merely a reflection of Democratic failures rather than a robust endorsement of the MAGA movement. Apparently, voting “against” someone is more significant than casting a vote “for” the candidate you actually like. Never mind that this logic reeks of desperation; the real kicker is that a whopping 15 million fewer votes were cast against Trump in 2024 compared to the previous election. That’s a staggering drop of anti-MAGA enthusiasm.
One Tweet That Shattered This Lib's Arguments About Trump Not Winning the Popular Vote https://t.co/eKfxoKyBpK
— Observing Time (@TimeObserving) January 6, 2025
On the numerical side of reality, Trump’s voting trend speaks volumes. He increased his vote total from 63 million in 2016 to 74.2 million in 2020, finally landing at 77.3 million in 2024. That sounds like popularity on the rise, not a trending decline. The left would do well to remember that logic isn’t bound by their wishful thinking. In a world where the Democrats try to spin their defeat into some kind of moral high ground, Trump’s numbers are the proverbial nail in the coffin for their absurd arguments.
In the realm of accountability and reflection, the Democrats remain as lost as a ship without a compass. Until they can come to terms with the reality of their electoral debacles, they’ll continue to flounder in a sea of their own fabrication. It’s time for them to step off the hamster wheel of excuses, because the American people have spoken loud and clear. The only thing more absurd than their denial is the notion that Trump’s victory could be viewed as anything but a resounding endorsement of his leadership.
