What Election Day Means and Doesn’t
Derek Hunter
It’s election day in many states across the country, and the media will try desperately to tell you what the results “mean” in regards to President Donald Trump, Republicans, and the politics of the government shutdown. Get your boots on, it’s going to get thick and deep, plus it’s going to smell like you’d imagine the green room at MSNBC smelling – the kind of stench that haunts your dreams.
Allow me to save you all the time and hassle of listening to the analysis and tell you what it all means now: Either nothing or everything.
What the hell does that mean? It’s pretty simple, really.
The “big” races in New Jersey, New York City, and Virginia all heavily favor Democrats, so any wins there will mean Democrats still vote for Democrats.
In NYC, it’s a matter of just how many New Yorkers favor a lunatic over a jerk. It’s hard for me to care, but I think it would be hilarious if Andrew Cuomo won. Think about the deflated left on election night in 2016 as Donald Trump was declared the President-Elect – all that footage of leftists in absolute shock and disbelief. Now square it, then cube it, and you start to get close.
Democrats were more excited about which bathroom Hillary Clinton used than they were excited about her as a person. This was, of course, back when Democrats knew what a woman was. So the loss was less about her and more about identity politics and the concept of a female president. (Democrats have this weird belief that society prevents a certain type of person from doing things until they actually do them, which strikes me as having very low expectations of both the American public and those people, but whatever.)
If Zohran Mamdani wins, it won’t be a surprise, but if he loses, it will be a reckoning for the radical left. Don’t count on that; it is New York City, after all.
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