Opinion Trump Needs To Get Over His Victory The Washington Post

Opinion | Trump: Can It Get Any Worse? - The Washington Post

Opinion | Trump: Can It Get Any Worse? - The Washington Post By the time vice president kamala harris emerged as the democratic nominee a month later, many voters had grown comfortable with the idea of voting for mr. trump over mr. biden. We’ve been sounding the alarm on trump since day one. reporting extensively on his authoritarian leanings, his dangerous foreign policy, his racist and fascist rhetoric, and how he stoked a bloody insurrection on our nation’s capitol on jan. 6, 2021.

Of Course Trump Can Win - The Washington Post

Of Course Trump Can Win - The Washington Post In the weeks before the 2016 trump electoral college victory, donald trump was polling between 35% and 40%. he would average only about 41% approval over his tumultuous four year tenure. no. In his finest post election moment, trump, echoing lincoln, vowed on election night to “ bind the wounds of division.” to acknowledge citizens’ concerns and adjust accordingly is an essential, if unlikely, first step — so far missing from the president elect’s repertoire. After nine years of the most unrelenting demonization of any presidential figure in american history, donald trump emerged as a heroic figure. In the wake of a 2024 election that saw democrats lose the white house and both chambers of congress, there have been multiple theories as to why voters were less receptive to democrats’ messaging.

Opinion | Eight Columnists Discuss: How In The World Is Trump Winning? - The Washington Post

Opinion | Eight Columnists Discuss: How In The World Is Trump Winning? - The Washington Post After nine years of the most unrelenting demonization of any presidential figure in american history, donald trump emerged as a heroic figure. In the wake of a 2024 election that saw democrats lose the white house and both chambers of congress, there have been multiple theories as to why voters were less receptive to democrats’ messaging. He owes his remarkable comeback victory over kamala harris to his personal resilience and biden’s failures. Considering trump was radical during his first term as president and is likely to be even more so a second time around, it’s both stunning and disappointing that he is returning to the oval. More than six weeks after president elect donald trump’s victory on election day, political pundits are still piling dirt on the democratic coffin, to the delight of my fellow republicans. Donald trump is returning to the white house, and while this will not change what most critics think of him, it should compel them to take a close look in the mirror. they lost this election as.

Trump is backing down, but still claims victory