Was the assassination attempt on Trump the turning point in the election?

[shockedcanadian]

I think the turning point was the result of the cumulative effects of the phony investigations, the fabricated impeachments, the over the top attacks on everything Trump did, the criticisms of Trump even when he was obviously right, the bogus arrests of Trump allies and many of the J6 participants, the realization that the entire education system and 90% of the media irrationally slandered Trump regularly, the bogus prosecutions by partisan liberal judges, the double standards applied against Trump, lawfare, the realization that there is a deep state that was weaponized against 'everything Trump' and the last straw was when all their fabricated bullshit didn't work, they tried to kill him twice. At that point, even idiots woke up to the blatant extremes the establishment was willing to go to, in order to maintain rigged government, to which Trump was the biggest threat. MAGA

Well, you may have hit the true genesis of Trumps 2024 revival succinctly. The J6 Committee was the first real impetus of Trumps campaign. They attempted to martyr him, invoked his fighter spirit at a time.he was basically.laying low and reignited his followers support years before the election. They turned a loud billionaire into a sympathetic figure overnight and the donations to Trumps campaign came flooding in. Trump was.forced to get back into the ring earlier than he expected and it deflated opposing.campaigns from DeSantis and Haley

 

[crossbody]

The horrible debate Biden did v. Trump; that was the turning point.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

The turning point was when Biden picked the lowest possible DEI hire. Then when they kicked the old man to the curb and replaced him with her. The DNC bungled it all

 

[1srelluc]

When 14 million+ "lesser dem" votes were shit-canned by Obama, Pelosi, and Schummer and the vapid whore installed in Biden's place.

I mean that had to be it, where else did those 10 million votes go?

 

[SeaMajor7]

The STOLEN 2020 election was the first of many turning points for sure.

 

[Dismantle this Country]

It didn't hurt him and might have made him a sentimental favorite, but the bad economy really did it.

 

[BluesLegend]

That and dozens of instances of inappropriate, spontaneous laughter.

At the very end you could see Kamala catching the laugh about to start and avoiding it. Obviously someone told her it made her look

 

[BluesLegend]

In summary it's like Dems wanted to lose huge.

 

[Auld Phart]

The turning point was when Harris was made VP.

they picked the wrong 'insurance policy'.

 

[GLASNOST]

The turning point was when Harris was made VP.

Ah yes, the token Black woman Joe said he was going to choose.

I keep forgetting her name.

Isn't her name Hairless?

 

[Moonglow]

What say you?

For Elon Musk, it was.

Secretly, the Left I think admitted to this being the turning point because they insisted it was all staged.

Why? It could not have staged any better to help Trump.

No, it's when Biden was exiled as the candidate by the DNC...

 

[struth]

For me it wasn’t.

But I can see for millions of Americans why it could have been.

I think it really exposed just how dangerous and real the threat to America that dems have become

 

[justoffal]

I think the turning point was the result of the cumulative effects of the phony investigations, the fabricated impeachments, the over the top attacks on everything Trump did, the criticisms of Trump even when he was obviously right, the bogus arrests of Trump allies and many of the J6 participants, the realization that the entire education system and 90% of the media irrationally slandered Trump regularly, the bogus prosecutions by partisan liberal judges, the double standards applied against Trump, lawfare, the realization that there is a deep state that was weaponized against 'everything Trump' and the last straw was when all their fabricated bullshit didn't work, they tried to kill him twice. At that point, even idiots woke up to the blatant extremes the establishment was willing to go to, in order to maintain rigged government, to which Trump was the biggest threat. MAGA

Yes to all

 

[justoffal]

No, it's when Biden was exiled as the candidate by the DNC...

I agree ... A lot of people really didn't like that and the way it happened. A lot of Democrats.

 

[Independent thinker]

What say you?

For Elon Musk, it was.

Secretly, the Left I think admitted to this being the turning point because they insisted it was all staged.

Why? It could not have staged any better to help Trump.

No. Harris clearly had the momentum after Biden dropped out but she was hiding from tough questions, including from her very own side, and refused to say she would do anything any differently than Biden did as Americans couldn't afford to live anymore. It all really started going downhill for her after the VP debate. Instead of Walz being an asset, he became an albatross. But, it wasn't really his fault. All democrats made it a team effort.

 

[M14 Shooter]

No.
The election was decided when Biden chose Harris as his running mate.

 

[martybegan]

What say you?

For Elon Musk, it was.

Secretly, the Left I think admitted to this being the turning point because they insisted it was all staged.

Why? It could not have staged any better to help Trump.

5 big moments, not in any particular order.

1. Biden-Trump Debate
2. Lack of DNC bump for Harris with any staying power
3. Trump 1st Assasination attempt
4. Trump/Vance Rogan Podcasts with Harris/Walz not participating
5. The first big Harris/Walz interview that fell flat.