On the hopeful side: I really don't see how Trump loses any of his 2016 support as people feel they are better off (see Gallup).
Trump looks solid in Arizona. I think he takes Wisconsin, and PA also. That puts the Harris ticket at 249. The unmentioned states, Florida, etc are all going Trump. If this happens we save the country and we are in for a great ride in the economy!
On the dark side: The polls are accurate, people are worn out from fighting with their neighbors and just want to lay down and let Trump get hammered so the left will stop screaming. In this case we will lose America as we know it- which is thrilling to the left.
I'll skip the first sentence because I've already explained this contradiction to you but you refuse to listen. However, I will mention a couple of reasons that a large percentage of the population (at least in the upper 30% of the income range) might feel a little better about their lives these days:
1) higher savings rate: people are spending less right now and their bank accounts and investments likely are reflecting that;
2) less commuting: reduces those expenses and increases discretionary time that can be spent with family or in more enjoyable pursuits.
As for the rest of that paragraph: you have a very good chance about being wrong on ALL of those predictions as Biden currently is leading in all of those states and has been for some time. Generally, I don't like being wrong unless I'm wrong about a prediction that I didn't want to happen anyway but I guess the sheer frequency of being wrong has desensitized you.
As to the last paragraph, the most obvious explanation usually is the most likely: the majority doesn't want Trump anymore because they have had tremendous exposure to him, don't like what they have seen, and have had enough. What you have written appears to be the product of a fantasy prone personality.
