and it was, and it wouldn't have even been close. the difference with last time was 92 million mail-in and early votes. that was the big thing, changing the rules in the middle of the game, tripling the number of early votes / mail-ins, and thereby boosting your party's number of votes because you pushed it for months. now early votes are less than 1/2 of what they were at the same time in 2020. they aren't doing the same trick again, they might have something but it's never going to be the same as locking america in their homes for 2 weeks / months / years then telling them all to vote by mail to stop the orange nigger, it's just not gonna happen. they needed to hold the previous early-voting numbers, a 50% drop is disastrous for them. they only won with biden by a few percent in a few states. losing almost all of their early-vote advantage isn't a good sign for them.
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