Trump’s Historic Campaign

December 28, 2021

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Trump’s Historic Campaign

“With over 3,000 staff and our volunteer army of 2.6 million volunteers trained and activated, the RNC and Trump campaign have the largest political operation in history.” Trump Campaign on Election Day.

This incredible volunteer army surpassed the Obama reelection campaign’s 2.2 million volunteers. Before the November 3rd, 2020 election, Trump Victory, the joint field effort between the Trump campaign and the RNC, made over 185 million volunteer voter contacts, which is five times the number Trump’s team did in the 2016 election and more than the Obama reelection efforts of 150 million voter contacts in 2012.

Trump Victory also held around 74,000 grassroots events, secured about 174,000 new voter registrations, and reached out to minority communities. The RNC and Trump campaign had 15 Black Voices for Trump community centers, 17 Latino Voices for Trump community centers, and 8 Asian Pacific Americans for Trump community centers.

“I’m very proud of our fundraising, historic fundraising, and the vast majority of the money we raise comes from low dollar donors, so less than $100, we have the people behind us,” Lara Trump said on Fox News Sunday Morning.

Between September and November alone, President Trump saw nearly a million patriots attend his incredible rallies. Compare this to most of Biden’s rallies, where there were around 1650 or less for the same time period. They were often unable to even find attendees. In fact, more Trump supporters turned up to troll Biden at his rallies than actual Biden voters.

President Trump had the largest crowds in US history at his rallies at his 2020 campaign events. On the other hand, Joe Biden had some of the smallest crowds in US history.

The polls were garbage, the race was not even close. The rally numbers prove it.

President Trump saw more than 560 times the number of supporters attend in-person events as Biden. For comparison, Candidate Trump had nine times the number of supporters at his rallies when compared to Crooked Hillary.)

On Saturday October 24, Biden brought in Jon Bon Jovi for his event in Scranton, PA. But the event was a massive flop. About 30 people showed up in their cars and the high school parking lot was half empty. Bon Jovi was destroyed on social media afterward as an absolute joke.

The Trump rally numbers were absolutely sensational. But the hidden story is that from 20% to 54% of attendees at the later Trump campaign rallies in 2020 were NOT Republican.

The numbers from RNC Chairwoman, Ronna McDaniel’s Twitter account were absolutely AMAZING! According to her, Democrats were turning out in droves to hear President Trump speak. I’d wager that you never heard that from the fake news “tell-a-vision.” She estimated:

Minnesota — 53.6% NOT Republican
Wisconsin — 52.6% NOT Republican
Michigan — 49% NOT Republican
Florida — 19.3% NOT Republican
Arizona — 19.5% NOT Republican
Arizona, Bullhead — 24.0% NOT Republican
As President Trump wounddown his his fifth rally of the day late at night in Grand Rapids, Michigan, thousands of women AND MEN began chanting ‘We love you!’ from the crowds.

The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) launched a historic ground game to get out the vote in the 2020 election.

Before the November 3 election, Trump Victory, the joint field effort between the RNC and the Trump campaign, made over 185 million volunteer voter contacts, 500% the number team Trump did in the 2016 election and more than the Obama reelection effort of 150 million voter contacts in 2012.

Trump Victory also held at least 74,000 grassroots events, secured nearly 174,000 new voter registrations, and reached out to minority communities with massive success, something a Republican President had never accomplished so well in American History.

The devotion inspired by President Trump was, in large part, inspired by his success for the country while in office. The Whitehouse even released an incredibly long list of Trump’s accomplishments while President, focusing on areas like the unprecedented economic boom, peace in the Middle East, nullifying the North Korean “Rocketman” threat, securing our borders, navigating the WuFlu virus and so much more. In fact, it’s a rather long list and we’ve decided to archive the entire list of accomplishments at the end of this book, because Biden’s White House, filled with spiteful bitchery, has removed it.

No Republican President in American history has made such inroads into the Democrats’ stranglehold with minorities. The divisionary labels they use to divide and conquer us were beginning to lose their grip as Americans of ALL colors, backgrounds, and beliefs came together around the shared principles of American greatness. The Democrat party had long maintained a virtual monopoly of minorities – something many political scholars have referred to as “The Democrat Plantation”.

This was a president who actually cared…who actually did things that helped people, rather than merely talking about it. His policy matched his rhetoric, a delightful rarity in politics – both American and abroad. This was a President who had soaring support from Black Americans, Latino Americans, LGBTQ Americans, Women and Independents. Groups like Women for Trump, Latinos for Trump, Blacks for Trump, Gays for Trump, and even Bikers for Trump. No President in American History had ever united America so strongly. We’re not even touching on the #Walkaway movement, which hollowed out what little base the Democrats had left.

During President Donald Trump’s time in office he managed to push poverty among black American adults to record lows, according to data in the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2018 economic report.

The news was hidden deep in a 77-page report titled Income and Poverty in the United States: 2018, which was released on Tuesday, September 10th.

Table B5 on page 65 shows that poverty levels among married black families dropped to 18.8 percent, down from 20.2 percent in 2015 and 23.8 percent in 2007, which was the peak of the housing boom and bubble inflated by Congress and President George W. Bush’s terms.

Poverty among black female-headed families also dropped to 31.7 percent, down from 35.7 percent in 2015 and 39.7 percent in 2007.

Poverty among all black Americans dropped to 20.8 percent, down from 24.1 percent in 2015 and 24.5 percent in 2007

One NBC News article titled Trump Pride: Gay Republicans on why they’re backing the president admitted that even with traditionally hardcore Democrat voters like the LGBTQ Community, Trump was a hit. They wrote:

“Phil Kazmierczak, a gay real estate agent in Virginia who said he’s “100 percent on board” with the president, blames Democrats for fixating on identity politics.

“They force you to believe, with the help of liberal media bias, that you are no more than your sexuality or your gender or your race,” Kazmierczak said in an email. “They want you to believe that someone is constantly coming for your rights. If you’re gay, specifically, Democrat propaganda states that the Republicans are going to take away your rights.”

Kazmierczak called Trump a “staunch supporter of gay people and their rights,” but he said he makes a distinction when it comes to religious groups.

“He doesn’t want gay rights forced on religious institutions,” Kazmierczak said. “It doesn’t mean that he doesn’t support gay people. It means that to him, religious freedom is more important than social issues.””

“It’s Kind of Boring Out Here”
~Anyone, at any Biden Campaign event, anywhere, ever.

A local FOX 10 reporter was stunned when, with less than 4 weeks until election left – NO ONE came out to see Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ first joint campaign rally, outside the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona.

FOX 10 Reporter: “There’s really not much to see. It’s kind of boring out here. It’s not your typical presidential campaign event. We don’t see people campaigning outside. We don’t see signs or not much of what’s going on.”

This is accurately reflective of virtually every single Presidential Campaign event Joe Biden did. Not much happened during “Sleepy Joe’s” Campaign. A lot of “Lids”, a few staged events, some conceding to radical far left agendas in promises (and breaking promises not to), and hiding in the basement from reporters.

The early lids were a constant aspect of Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign. During one week alone in September, 2020, the campaign called a lid at 9:22 a.m., 9.20 a.m., 1:02 p.m., and 8.34 a.m.

Some of Biden’s (staged) events had no individuals present other than approved press or campaign workers. On many days, Biden was not even out campaigning.

Trump’s campaign nailed it when they released an ad savaging the Biden campaign, speaking directly to the truth of the Biden Campaign Strategy with the following words:

“Alone. Hiding. Diminished.”

The Trump camp hit Joe Biden on two very important topics: Feeble Biden was hiding in his basement for most of the campaign season. Biden also refused to answer questions about his crazy far-left ideas and policies.

Trump’s Historic Campaign

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