Today, we have a lot of really great news for Donald Trump, suggesting that he may be on track

for a massive 2020 re-election victory. First, the political conventions are over,

and the Republicans crushed the Democrats by about 25 million total viewers,

and Trump raised $76 million during the Republican National Convention.

Shortly after, it was announced that the Iron Range, a Democrat stronghold,

several cities have come out and endorsed Donald Trump for his re-election campaign.

And during the political conventions, Hill Harris-X ran a survey of black voters and found 24%

approve of Donald Trump's job as president. Now, the reason this is so good for Trump is that

the poll was conducted during the convention, and it was before his final acceptance speech.

So not only did they score massive ratings, but it stands to reason that if they conducted a poll now,

Trump's approval rating among black voters would probably be higher at the very least.

And this has been tracking consistently throughout the year, with polls such as

Russ Musin and Emerson showing that Donald Trump's support among black voters is fairly high,

between 20 and 30%. This should scare Democrats. It's long been said that if a Republican gets 20%

to the black vote, they will win. And it's starting to look like Donald Trump has certainly

earned that already, especially like I said with these ratings. But of course, the Democrats are

calling for mail-in voting. It's interesting. I have to wonder why this is, right? Dr.

Berks and Fauci have both said we can vote in person, and we've seen already from Politico

and the Washington Post that mail-in voting hurts minority communities and first-time voters.

And then you start to put these pieces together and think maybe the reason the Democrats

are trying to push for mail-in voting when the doctors say it's safe to vote in person is because

it's going to hurt the black community vote. It's going to disenfranchise people. Now, I can't

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