Regardless on how this turns out, if one's only barometer of popularity and the popular vote was network television and "traditional" (such as it is vastly different in 2020) media and chatter from the talking heads/"experts" and celebrities as influencers in the weeks leading up, one would be shocked that Trump will end up with 47% or higher of the popular vote of the citizens in the United States.
Basically 1 out of 2 people in the USA voted for Trump. Highly disproportionate to the "popular culture" sentiment, and not a lot different than 4 years ago when it was "supposed" to be a lot different this time around.
Last edited by browna; 11-03-2020 at 11:55 PM.
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