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Voters fear the America they’ve known is slipping away. On that, the left and right agree
Despite his striking unpopularity in polls, Trump repeatedly asked supporters to pretend he's on the ballot, betting that would motivate fans to vote. But that cuts both ways.
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Donald Trump, despite low poll numbers, urged his supporters to act as if he were still on the ballot, hoping the effort would drive turnout. The strategy aimed to energize his base by creating a sense of urgency. Critics argue the tactic could backfire, potentially alienating voters or diluting the impact of the campaign. The move reflects a broader debate over how best to mobilize supporters in a highly polarized election environment.
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