Donald Trump is so worried about his reelection in 2020 that he is already launching racist attacks against Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).
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Trump said, “I have a feeling that in the next election you’re going to be swamped with candidates, but you’re not going to be wasting your time. You’ll have plenty of those Democrats coming over, and you’re going to say, ‘no sir, no thank you, ma’am. It may be Pochahantis remember that.”
What Trump was really trying to say was, ‘Please NRA tell me that you love me, and promise not to support another candidate. Also, I am scared of running against Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), so I am going to hang conservative media’s dopey racist nickname on her and hope it damages her because she could beat me in 2020.”
Trump is worried about his reelection, and he should be. His approval ratings are historically bad. He won the White House by 78,000 votes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Trump is afraid that the swing voters who supported him will catch on to his broken promises.
Donald Trump is not in a position of political strength, and the type of Democratic candidate that could beat him would be a populist like Elizabeth Warren. Trump is going to have a big problem in 2020. He won’t be able to run as the outsider. He will be the incumbent who represents the status quo in Washington.
A candidate like Warren, whose whole platform is a campaign against the greedy insiders who make government work for them at the expense of everyone else, could be his kryptonite.
Trump is worried about 2020, and more specifically, he fears Elizabeth Warren.
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