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Today we're going to talk about what would have happened had Kamala Harris won.

Now, you say, well, why are you talking about it? She didn't win. I'll tell you why.

Because many people believe that you can't be critical of a president without continuing to

support him. I disagree entirely. The reverse happens to be true.

Healthy respect for a president and for a republic such as ours requires a healthy skepticism and the

ability to say you're wrong once in a while. All presidencies, you see, reflect a mixture, an amalgamation of many ideas

for many different sources, many different forces and people. Some of them are good. Some of

these are very bad. Presidents are influenced by many factors. Some good, some bad for the nation. It's true for Donald Trump. Now I came

across this article the other day. Voter remorse 45% say it would be better if

Kamala Harris had won. It's shocking. Many voters including some who voted for

President Trump last November now think the country would be in a better

situation God forbid if Kamala Harris had won this is shocking by the way the latest

Rasmussen poll reports that national telephone and online survey finds that 45% of

likely U.S. voters believe America would be better off

now if Harris had won the presidential election last year. That's shocking. That's down from 48%

in April. 45% now don't think it would be better if Harris had won and 10% are not sure.

But remarkably, 16% of those who voted for Trump, 16% of those who voted for Trump,

now say America would be better off if Harris had won, even 44% I'm sorry, even 74% of Democrats believe the country would be better off now if

Harris had been elected president as do 22% of Republicans and he is shocking 37% of voters

not affiliated with either major party now say the country will be better off for Harris had

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