The Trump Campaign’s Downfall: A Vindication

In today’s quick update, I want to cover the the growing resonance of criticisms myself and others have been making about the Trump campaign.

It’s been a while since I began highlighting the campaign’s shortcomings, and the current situation now seems to validate many of those concerns.

Almost a year ago, my critiques of Trump’s campaign were met with intense backlash. Critics labeled me, (and every other Trump supporter who was skeptical of the trajectory of the campaign) a traitor, and questioned our judgment.

Fast forward to today, and the narrative has begun to shift. The campaign’s struggles are now evident, and even some of its staunchest supporters are beginning to echo the concerns we all raised months ago.

Initially, the campaign seemed to be on a promising path, but both my predictions and the uncertainty of the effectiveness of its trajectory from his loyal base – particularly the questionable decisions surrounding Project 2025 and campaign advisers – are now being acknowledged.

The collapse on the other side has been palpable, and the latest discussions suggest a desperate attempt to salvage the situation by firing key personnel and adjusting strategies.