Questions: Society & Politics

I want wokeness kept out of my sports

I'm very surprised, as all predictions I saw had concluded that it was a coin flip, with a slight edge to Harris. I've always viewed Harris as possibly the least electable candidate in a long time. She laughs at criticism, she doesn't have her own policies, she's immature, and she's a massive liar.

In the debate against Trump, her weakness was very apparent to anyone who pays attention to body language. Her only chance was retaining a little bit of the incumbent advantage, since she was part of the current administration.

Michigan, I was sure Trump had no chance, since Whitmer is so well liked there. Wisconsin was unlikely, but Pennsylvania was a possibility, since the governor split from the Democratic party over the Israel-Palestine conflict, by choosing Israel.

I figured Arizona and Georgia would learn from their mistakes, and go back to being red, so I wasn't surprised there. And Texas, my home state, one has to be delusional, or on serious drugs to think they'd vote blue, so no surprise there, either.

I was shocked that Trump nearly took Virginia, and he took every swing state, including Nevada. The prediction I would've made, if I'd been told 4 years ago came true. Kamala Harris is just about the worst possible candidate in American history, and Trump would crush her easily. And that's exactly how it played out, he even took the popular vote. I'm very happy with the results, and I'm hopeful for the future of America with Trump as our president once again.

Were you surprised?