This past Tuesday, of course, we had more primary races, nothing really inflammatory
or exciting with any of the races that happened this week.
You know, a couple of states, boring, kind of whatever, but something impressive did
happen.
You see Donald Trump has decided of course, that he wants to endorse as many people as
possible.
And this past Tuesday, he suffered yet another public humiliation as multiple candidates
that he had either gone against or proclaimed them to be his political enemies sailed to
an easy primary victory.
Those individuals are, uh, Iowa representative marionette, Miller Meeks, uh, South Dakota
representative, dusty Johnson, uh, New Jersey representative, Chris Smith and Senator John
Thone from South Dakota.
Donald Trump had either endorsed their opponents or had publicly spoken out about these individuals
because they either did not support his claims of 2020 election fraud, or they voted to impeach
him and they all won their primaries, which of course is now leading Republican strategists
to wonder is Trump's grip on the Republican party fading, but let's not forget.
Of course we heard those same, uh, uh, questions being asked by the media and the strategist
following Donald Trump's humiliation in Georgia just a couple weeks ago.
No, his grip on the, uh, party is not failing.
What is no longer failing is the media ignoring the fact that Donald Trump has a horrible
track record with endorsing candidates.
Something that we have been talking about for over a year, heck we were talking about
it back when Donald Trump was still president, there were plenty of reports coming out back
then, about how bad the people Donald Trump was endorsing were doing in their races about
how Donald Trump's end endorsement actually makes it less likely that you're going to
win your race.
But most of the, the, the mainstream media had ignored all that.
They ignored the facts that had been staring them in the face for so long, same thing with
the Republican strategist.
So now suddenly they're asking the questions of, oh, maybe Trump's not the king maker.
We thought he was, he never was.
He gave himself the moniker, you accepted it.
And now suddenly you're like, well maybe, maybe he was lying.
Could you imagine that Donald Trump lying about how great and wonderful he is?
These people are acting shocked that these very predictable events happened.
And for the record, one of these people that Donald Trump, you know, wanted to lose was
running unopposed .
So of course they're gonna win a lot of the people Trump has endorsed this year, by the
way, have also been running unopposed.
So you're definitely gonna get a, a, a little tally mark in the victory column on those,
but Trump's power within the Republican party is not waning.
He is still their guy.
He is still at the top of almost every poll.
It just so happens that he's bad at endorsing candidates, voters don't care what he has
to say in terms of who they should vote for.
Unless of course it's vote for him.
That is where this very weird divide happens.
They're loyal to a tee to Donald Trump, right?
They, they absolutely will not waiver in their support for him, but they're also not just
taking his orders about who else to go out and vote for.
So I don't know how they reconcile that.
You know, Donald Trump is totally infallible, but yeah, we're also not gonna vote for the
people he wants to.
Now that's something that should be looked into right.
Really get into the psyche of these voters.
Why do you love Trump, but you're not listening to 'em on who to vote for.
That's a think piece that the media could absolutely do, but as usual, they'd rather
be lazy, not look at the facts and just make up wild theories about why what's happening
is happening.
That again, continue to completely miss the mark.