Jiang says Trump may believe he must play along with the deep state and go to war because he thinks the deep state rigged 2020 against him for refusing wars.
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2020 election
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...I think Tulsi Gabbard's main mission is to show that the 2020 election was manipulated it was that was rigged and if that was..."
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Jiang frames Biden's 2020 victory as numerically large in popular votes but structurally narrow because the Electoral College margin could be described as roughly 65,000 key-state votes.
Jiang argues that suburban voters tend to prefer status quo, conservative, unifying leadership, which made Biden's steady establishment image attractive in 2020.
Jiang says Biden appeared hopeless in early 2020 because he lacked charisma, ideas, and campaign energy, but remained in the race without a clear strategic explanation.
Jiang says he would have expected Trump to beat Biden in 2020 because Trump could draw huge rallies and dominate debates while Biden put audiences to sleep.
Jiang argues that George Floyd protests and the pandemic unexpectedly allowed Biden to win: voters were galvanized against Trump, Trump could not campaign normally, and Biden could stay in his basement.
Jiang speculates that files tied to Tulsi Gabbard may contain evidence about alleged manipulation of the 2020 election and the people involved in it.
Jiang says elites coalesced against Trump in 2020 because they feared he would destroy the American empire by alienating allies and NATO.
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"...I think Tulsi Gabbard's main mission is to show that the 2020 election was manipulated it was that was rigged and if that was..."
"administration there was russiagate um you know where uh the the mainstream media was was promoting this hoax that trump is a putin agent..."
"tour right so obama is an you know he makes empire look good and trump's the opposite um so there's real concern that trump..."
"...know, for Trump, the biggest trauma in his life is a 2020 election against Joe Biden, because he is actually convinced that he won..."
"In 2020, he will present evidence that the election was rigged in 2020. And now we're seeing in Minneapolis, in Minnesota is, you know,..."
"OK, Bernie Sanders went on the Jimmy Kimmel show and you can find this clip on YouTube and he told Jimmy Kimmel, listen, guys,..."
"He went to the Supreme Court. There's generally six riots. And I was like, this game is rigged. Man, this is not a fair..."
"...it's going to prove that, yes, the Democrats did steal the 2020 election. And in return, Trump won. Trump's going to pardon him. Both..."
"people that, in fact, the Democrats stole the 2020 election, then this justifies him running for a third term. And I think he will..."
"I think he's a super athlete in terms of political manipulation and controlling political perception. Okay? And that's the idea of game theory. Like,..."
"...elite, right? So you remember that Obama visited Europe during the 2020 election and reassured the Europeans that, you know, we've got this, man...."
"They laughed at him in his first term. They mocked him. And then they conspired against him to steal that election from his mind,..."
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