That is fine. Although the 73 million who voted for Trump in 2020 may have changed their opinions based on Trump's actions since the election. On election day Trump's approval rating was 44.7%. On January 6 it was 42.8%. The day he left office, the last day approval ratings are done, it was 38.6%. That is a drop of 6.1% from election day to inauguration day.
I would also doubt that the 73 million who voted for Trump would vote for Palin.
Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
OK, that was impressive. Now tell me what percentage/ how many votes did Biden ( conceivably ) lose when he went from a 52.2% win in the popular vote, to an approval rating any where from high 30s ( 26% on the border issue ) to low 40's? 52.2 to low 40's. Kinda sounds like more than Trumps, but math is not my strong suit.
But you and I both know that when it comes to "nut cutting time" , my apologies to the "non nut having people", that many to most of those "disappointed" by Trump's actions, I was, ( I just argue about the legality of the matter ) and Biden's actions, will vote party on this.
And I don't see that changing.