It was all the talk after the Kansas City Chiefs won their championship game to go to the Super Bowl that a polling firm had done a study on the impact Taylor Swift could have on the upcoming election and that 1/5 of potential voters would vote on whomever she told them to. This is after a week of mainstream media saying that Trump needed help winning the general election because he needed Democrats and moderates. Now that it’s apparent that he will win the nomination, Let me tell you, if Trump picked a stick to run with as V.P., he would still win the 2024 election, and people who don’t understand that are either grotesquely naive or stupid. The guys on Clay and Buck’s show during daytime radio these days are nowhere near as insightful as Rush Limbaugh used to be. They are in a panic, believing the statements about how moderate America is and that general elections are more complicated to win than primaries with primarily Republican voters. They think that there are now largely independent voters who will make it impossible for any Republican to run for office unless they align themselves with more moderate voters because that’s what it would take to win a majority in America. Well, all those assessments are wrong. Trump doesn’t need to pick Nikki Haley to pull the Republican Party together, and no, the President doesn’t need more than 90% of Republican voters to win in the general election either. When people say things like that, what we are hearing are the gasps of a dying regime. It’s a bluff, and nothing more so that those losing power can somehow stay close to power and perhaps control it like George Bush did with Ronald Reagan in the 80s. We are not that kind of country anymore and will be even more different than we are now in the fall of 2024. Fox News does not have the type of influence that many think it does if it ever did.
Trump will win the general election because he’s selling something that all people can relate to, a good country. I have said for years now that Trump’s book, The Art of the Comeback, is the book everyone should read on how Trump plans to run for a second term. And it takes something that Taylor Swift will never have. The political left, who have managed to get Taylor Swift to endorse Joe Biden, thinks that what makes it work for Trump is celebrity and the influence that such a person has over people commercially. But as I reminded people in the last two elections, few celebrities openly endorsed Trump, especially in 2016. Remember when Obama brought all the top pop culture celebrities in Philadelphia to support Hillary Clinton? It didn’t help her one bit. Remember when no real celebrities signed on to attend Trump’s inauguration? It didn’t hurt him at all. I know many people, especially women, who were undoubtedly Never Trumpers a few years ago because they didn’t like his public approach, the tough executive persona he developed during his many years on the top-rated show, The Apprentice. And they are voting for Trump now, no matter who else is running. Do you know why? Because the economy is terrible, and they can see it at the grocery store. The proper measures of economic growth are obvious to all, and people have lost trust in media personalities because of the gross abuses seen over the last several years, starting with the many lies that were told to them with COVID-19. And that trust isn’t coming back anytime soon.
Taylor Swift or Nikki Haley aren’t needed to soften the Trump ticket. He will win anyway. I understand that many Republicans want me not to say that because they worry that it will keep people home on election night, and they believe the media narrative that it will take all Republicans and then some to get Trump back in the White House. And while I will say, don’t take anything for granted, we are looking at a guy in Trump who had over 75 million votes in the 2020 election. And we are looking at a guy in Biden who had a reported 81 million votes, primarily made up of around 20 million. I have been all over the country after the election and know people. I have also seen voter information percent by precinct in every county in America, and Biden is lucky if he even got 60 million votes from the dripping wet blue state cities. Everywhere else, labor unions, people of color, immigrants from south of the border, and Democrats upset that their manufacturing jobs have been shipped away to China through globalism are all voting for Trump. When the rubber hits the road, a majority of Republicans will vote for Trump. But all the minority groups will, too. Even Democrats. Why? People will vote for their best interest, and Trump is in their best interest. When it’s time to vote in November and many of the political pundits who are starting all these rumors already know, people will vote for Trump because they want to save America, and only one person is selling that. Democrats hate America and want to transform it. Republicans love America and want to save it. The election comes down to that one issue, and Trump understands it clearly.
Most Republicans, for a number of reasons, are very insecure. Maybe they spend too much time earning money to feel stable in their social interactions, so they are prone to peer pressure. But Republicans believe too quickly the con jobs of these social parasites who tend to run popular culture. But the truth of the matter is that Taylor Swift is one of the few pop stars left due to the tampering of the World Economic Forum, and they are trying to sell her as the second coming of Christ, essentially to save feminism. And she can’t handle it. She’s favored by default, not because people picked her. There isn’t anyone else to listen to these days, so yes, lots of young girls like her and go to her concerts. But those same people aren’t likely to vote, even if Taylor Swift tells them to. The catch with celebrity is that brand damage happens quickly once people see and meet the person up close. Taylor Swift will lose her star power if she goes against Maga openly, which is happening now that she is associated with the Kansas City Chiefs because of her relationship with the star tight end. Trump understands the limits of celebrity better than just about anybody and has been able to take it several steps further because he’s a good executive. He’s selling America back to America, which is very powerful, especially when you read his book, The Art of the Comeback. Biden can’t undo all that he has done in trying to rip the carpet out from under everyone with his anti-American actions. The sucker job of trying to make the race look close is actually to sell the original cheat in 2020, where a lot of people were involved in stealing that election, including Fox News and all their employees, of which Clay and Buck are part. They may disagree with the mainstreamers, but there are specific rules in playing in coastal media, and some of those rules these days are to deny, deny, deny until you die, what happened in the 2020 election. And even Taylor Swift is prone to this disparity. The truth is, celebrity is pretty fragile. Trump is selling something most people want: a stable country that is the best in the world. And everyone wants deep down inside to be part of a winning team. And nobody knows how to sell winning more than Trump. And people will vote for him because of it.
Rich Hoffman
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