The Next Election Begins Today
It's been four days since election day — four days since President Trump was leading in Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, only to see those leads evaporate in the midst of a highly contested counting process. Even as the media declared Joe Biden the winner today, the lawsuits continue, and half the country seems convinced the election while stolen while the other half is busy celebrating (and conveniently forgetting we're supposed to be in a pandemic).
These last four years weren't supposed to have happened. Hillary Clinton was supposed to be running for re-election. But the polls were wrong in 2016, just as they were wrong now. And even though Trump seems to have lost, the GOP has made gains in the House and will hopefully keep the Senate. More minorities in every category voting Republican this time around, and there is a major repudiation of the left-wing socialist agenda underway, whether the left sees it or not in the midst of a Biden victory.
We have 1,459 days left before the next Presidential Election, and 731 days until the midterms. It's going to feel like an eternity, but I'm going to count every one of them and keep a record of this journey along the way. I expect the next four years are going to be very exciting for the conservative movement, and I want to be right there on the front lines at the very beginning.
After this week, I know it can feel like your world is coming to an end. But no, it's just beginning. It starts here.
Welcome to day one.
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