Staff Reports
On November 5, the political landscape was shaken as Donald Trump, often compared to a zombie in a horror movie for his remarkable ability to resurrect his career, emerged victorious in the presidential election against Kamala Harris. The showdown was less of a debate and more of a masterclass in political survival, complete with the uncanny ability to dodge both political bullets and the perceived demise of his candidacy.
The election, which many expected to be a cakewalk for the Democrats, turned out to be a spectacle of epic proportions. Kamala Harris, who had her sights set on the White House since day one, found herself facing an energized and resilient Trump, a man who many claimed was washed up after his previous term. But those very naysayers should have known better; Trump has a talent for springing back into action that would leave even the most ambitious zombie movies envious.
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— Grace Chong, MBI (@gc22gc) December 16, 2024
Voter turnout was higher than ever, with red states rallying behind Trump like fans at a football game in the final seconds. They were determined to show that a man who had been through the political wringer could still lead America. Meanwhile, Harris couldn’t quite manage to drum up the same enthusiasm, leading to speculation that her policies and image simply didn’t resonate with a sizable chunk of the electoral base.
The election was not just a referendum on the candidates but also a loud message against the current Democratic establishment. As Trump celebrated his comeback, political analysts pondered over a new awakening among conservative voters who felt left behind. The narrative crafted by mainstream media about a guaranteed Democratic win crumbled faster than a house of cards when faced with the undeniable energy of the red wave that swept through the nation.
In the aftermath, Trump’s defeat of Harris became a lightning rod for discussions on political resilience, voter enthusiasm, and the ever-relevant question of who really knows what the American people want. With the Democrats staring down the barrel of a much-needed reality check, Trump’s victory served as a reminder that in politics, just like in life, giving up is never truly an option—especially when you’re channeling the spirit of a comeback kid who just won’t quit.
