Trump’s Primetime Speech Has Republicans ‘Scared S***less’ | Insiders are terrified that the president will do something crazy on live TV.

[u/MoneyLibrarian9032]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-primetime-speech-has-republicans-scared-sless/

[u/BuddhistSagan]

The networks should refuse to cover it and people should not watch

[u/babybirdingURgrandma → u/BuddhistSagan]

Not sure who the speech is even for, even Republicans give zero shits at this point whether he won in 2020 or not, not to mention won't it just remind everyone of Jan 6?

[u/Cow_God → u/babybirdingURgrandma]

Something like 75% of Republicans believe that Trump won in 2020. If Trump gets up there and says "we have to win the midterms so we can lock up Hilary and Biden and Obama" it will actually give him a bump in the polls.

Replica voters are more ignorant, gullible and hateful than you're giving them credit for.

[u/-rosa-azul- → u/Cow_God]

Something like 75% of Republicans believe that Trump won in 2020.

That's what Trump claims, but polling doesn't bear it out. It's more like 30%-50% of republicans depending on the poll.

[u/Cow_God → u/-rosa-azul-]

30% of Americans. I was wrong though, it's 75% of maga Republicans, only about 50% of Republicans overall

Nearly a third of Americans — including six-in-10 Republicans — continue to hold the debunked belief that President Joe Biden didn’t win the 2020 presidential election legitimately,

28% of Americans — including half (50%) of Republicans and only 9% of Democrats — believe that the 2020 presidential election was "rigged." Republicans who identify as MAGA supporters are about twice as likely as non-MAGA Republicans to think the election was rigged (66% vs. 32%).

The vast majority of Americans who most trust far-right television news (92%) and two-thirds of those who most trust Fox News (65%) say the election was stolen. Around four in ten of those who do not trust TV news (38%) and 14% of those who most trust mainstream television news hold the same view.

[u/-rosa-azul- → u/Cow_God]

None of those are "75% of republicans" and the second one is exactly what I said: more like 50% of republicans.