Personally, I think it was the Joe Rogan podcasts (they got an insane number of views). I figured Trump would win the Electoral College votes, but I was surprised when Trump also won the popular vote.
A lot of people simply didn't show up this year.
The outcome elon musk paid $44 billion for.
If Reddit isn’t real life, then twitter definitely isn’t. No website could do what you saw.
Well, what I saw was the culmination of a multi generation plan by wealthy and organized far right activists to accomplish this result or one similar to it. I'm not saying twitter alone accomplished that, I'm saying musk bought it in order to make it part of that project.
No organized right-wing group tipped the scales in this election. Aside from the Democrats' weak presidential candidate and last-minute substitution, arrogant and clearly biased big media organizations annoyed people enough to turn out and vote against what they were selling.
Maybe. I would argue that while he is fully on board the trump train now, he was not a few years ago. When you are harshly criticized for a few unorthodox views, it’s not surprising you embrace those treating you legitimately.