RUSH: It’s raining in Georgia district 6. On no other day would that be newsworthy (chuckles), but it’s raining in Georgia district 6. So you might be asking, “Why is that such a big deal?” Well, Democrat voters don’t like getting wet. They don’t like venturing out in the rain on Election Day. It seems that rain has a tendency to suppress turnout, and statistically it suppresses leftist Democrat turnout more. This is when the Democrats try to get mass transportation in gear to try to get the average Democrat voter opposed to be getting wet to the polls.
And then, the dynamic began to change. And you could see it slowly evolve (or should we say “devolve”) and it became narrower and narrower, the Ossoff poll lead over Trump. And then it narrowed to the point of being a tie. It was in the margin of error, and the media was beginning to panic and change the narrative. The narrative in certain sectors of the Drive-By Media was, “This election doesn’t mean anything.” Two weeks ago, it meant everything. Two weeks ago, “If Pajama Boy wins today, that means Trump loses in 2018 and ’20.” That’s what they want you to believe: Donald Trump’s on the ballot. The Trump presidency is on the ballot.
Look, so everybody on the left now… Well, most people are hedging their bets. They are losing their confidence here. They don’t trust their own polls. They don’t trust the amount of money. So we’ll just have to see. If Ossoff does win, the narrative will once again be, “Trump got beat! This is the equivalent of the American people rising up and taking the first opportunity they’ve had to show their disgust with Trump.” That’s how it will go.
You be prepared, folks, because that’s what’s going to be reported. It won’t be accurate, it won’t be true, but that’s what it’s gonna be. If Ossoff loses, the narrative is going to immediately and magically be, “We overhyped it!” In fact, they started saying that yesterday. “I think this election is being overhyped.” A lot of commentators on leftist TV say, “Ah, we’ve overhyped this.” So I think they’re beginning to have their doubts about this. But we won’t know ’til the votes are counted.
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