If Trump is firmly leading in the likes of Pennsylvania and Michigan before the polls have even closed on the West Coast, I wonder what the Anderson Coopers and Van Joneses are gonna be saying. How do they express their anger at the Democrats without giving away they've been carrying water for them this whole entire time?
They won't out and out yell at the Democrats they made it as easy as they possibly could for Joe, they'll bubblewrap their dismay with something stupid like ''we needed to see more of Joe this election'' or ''loudness wins over truth''.
This proves Trump was right to throw all the bad coverage of the riots over to antifa instead of BLM. Yes, he should've brought up it was disproportionately ghetto blacks doing the initial lootings, but criticising BLM for the obvious consequences of night-time 'protests' and their commie tactics would've made it too easy for the pundits to spin it as Trump hating black people.
Instead, he can continue his years-long appeal to black people and a race-blind class-based economic pitch to workers.
Where Kamala has a verified awful record, Trump's support borders on simping. No other politician has tried so hard to court a cohort of voters who at best will only vote 12% for them.
There's no way for Kamala to sell herself as an authentic voice for black America, meanwhile Trump can at least say he tried, which will be evident not only to millions of blacks, but millions of moderates of other races. Plenty will be leaning GOP this year but have bought the meme that Trump's somehow racist, and are looking for evidence after the fact. If Trump genuinely was racist, then commiting half a trillion to underprivileged communities is the most expensive fake-out in the history of mankind.