On paper it should be an easy Trump win, but I suspect shenanigans.
This is the perfect place to ask people who are informed. Which agenda will take the win in November and why do you think they will?
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I honestly think Trump will win but the shenanigans will focus on limiting the control Republicans have in the House and Senate.
It just seems like Kamala has largely been abandoned by the main actors, they knew how badly she did in 2020, gave her a chance when Biden was forced out but she was still so bad they've seemingly gone 'fuck it' and trying to retain power elsewhere.
When he gets in, first day expect a LOT of pardons from Jan 6 to former Trump colleagues to that guy that made Silk Road. Then expect him to purge as hard as possible as revenge as I think he'd rather purge the system with as much power as he can use so that when he's done in 2028 they can go after him again. The fact that it also would help the country is a happy coincidence.
Which is why I'm confused as to why Republicans not once have mentioned the house or senate. Politicians, commentators, or culture war youtubers. All of them have only ever talked about the presidency. You want Trump to win and actually push the policies he wants to put forth, then the presidency, house, and senate needs to be Republican.
Because, for better and worse, Trump drives the media cycle. Also, the ugly truth is, the polling for Republicans in the house doesn't look good. For the most part, they need to hope to shit that Trump drags them over the line, or they are in real trouble because of what the RNC continues to do, even after Trump put a family member in charge.
The only guy who's been bringing this up is Richard Barris on his show.