In light of Donald Trump’s second election to the presidency, many observers, especially those in the luxury-belief class, are bewildered. Branding Trump and his supporters as everything from “fascist” to “deplorable” to “racist” to “garbage” did little to sway public opinion or the electorate’s support.
Though preelection polls suggested a tight race, the former president has achieved a clear-cut victory and is now on track to win not only the Electoral College, which he has secured, but also the national popular vote. This is the best showing for a Republican presidential candidate since George W. Bush in 2004.
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