Trump, To Win the Election, Had To Overcome False Accusations That He Was a ‘Fascist’ 

It’s the most improbable comeback since heavyweight champion George Foreman regained the title at age 45 having lost it 20 years earlier.

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President Trump, left, and Vice President Harris during the ABC News presidential debate, September 10, 2024, at Philadelphia. AP/Alex Brandon

How will the press and Democratic pundits explain Vice President Harris’s stunning defeat? How will the press and Democratic pundits explain President Trump’s incredible recapture of the White House, the most improbable comeback since heavyweight champion George Foreman regained the title at age 45 having lost it 20 years earlier?

How many times did the “experts” count Trump out? When he won the presidency in 2016, so many described Trump as mentally unstable that he took a cognitive test and allowed the White House doctor to hold a press conference to convince the country that Trump was not “crazy.” 

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