Morning anons, and thanks Night Shift. Sporting a mild hangover this morning from too much vino last night. Anecdotal only, but we had a little get together with some old friends last night. Of course, after some small talk Trump came up. Here's the tally.

Me:

2016: Strong Trump

2020: Strong Trump

My wife:

2016: Reluctant Trump

2020: Practically in love with the man.

Neighbor hubs:

2016: Gary Johnson (L)

2020: Strong Trump

Neighbor wife:

2016: Entered booth still unsure & voted Trump (hands shaking & in tears).

2020: Strong Trump (can't wait to vote)

Friend guy:

2016: Didn't vote (couldn't decide who he hated more)

2020: Reluctant Trump

Friend girlfriend:

2016: "I'm with her"

2020: Waffling between undecided & reluctant Trump

All 3 men were impressed by Trump's consistency & strength (staring down China & Dems).

2 of 3 women were practically leaving snail trails.

Most consistently discussed themes from those who shifted:

#1. The relentless orange man bad attacks from the media, how obviously in the tank they are & how Trump has stood amazingly tall. Much admiration.

#2. How much they hate Kamala (especially the women)

#3. ISIS

I acknowledge none of this is scientific, we were drunk and it's a ridiculously small sample size. But I don't know of a single person who voted for Trump in 2016 that isn't voting for him again. NOBODY. And I would even say that to a person, their support for (and love for) him is stronger.

Oh, and nobody knows anything about Q (other than me and wifeanon), BUT many of the common Q themes have sunk in. Our job as anons is to facilitate the awakening of what's really happening, not to create awareness of Q. Based on last night, the hard work we have been doing is worked.

Hope this lifts some anon spirits…sure lifted mine. The polls are even more cooked this time frens.

>>11010730

Another factor. In 2016, millions thought Trump had zero chance against the witch. When you think your candidate has no chance, many don't bother voting. Then Trump happened. Now supporters realize that when the polls say he's down by 12 points, it's utter bullshit. The consensus of everyone I talk to, left and right, is that this election will be close.

Of course, the false inevitability works both ways to suppress the vote, but HRC was a "historic candidate" much like the Kenyan was. That tends to draw out votes of people who want the feelz of being part of history. Biden however is NOT a historic candidate.

>>11010763

Telegraphing the release forces them into making a countermove, eventually backing them into a corner they can't escape from. Anticipated. Think chess. Moves and countermoves.