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I really don't feel like this is similar to 2016 at all outside of the basic fact of proclaiming a winner before it happens. But not the same underlying stuff. People took a chance on Trump then, and were rewarded with the most dysfunctional White House in modern history. Those people who took a chance on him likely won't this time around. Then you look at his base which has shrunk to basically just his die hards. He hasn't gained too many fans in the last 4 years, so since he got a razor thin margin of victory last time, is he supposed to have the highly unlikely(razor thin margins of victory in PA, MI, and WI propelled him to victory) combination of states again with LESS support? Doesn't seem likely.

The problem with being right about is that this is so obvious to see he is going to lose, proclaiming him the loser now seems kind of silly since it's just going to happen anyways.

I implore you all, screenshot this topic, do whatever you have to do. If I am wrong I will eat my words and own up to it, but I won't have to do that.