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WATCH: Kamala Declares 2024 Election The “Closest In History — He Does NOT Have a Mandate!”


This is pretty hilarious…

Kamala Harris is now rewriting history to claim the 2024 election was the closest presidential election in the 21st century!

Excuse me while I laugh out loud!

Watch here and see for yourself — also, why is she so angry?

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I love how they tell us the “angry black woman” trope is racist, and then they keep recording videos like full of anger and aggression:

Meanwhile, I guess she forgot about this?

And this?

The 2024 presidential election was not the closest in the 21st century by any objective measure.

Heck, even ChatGPT refused to shill for Kamala, totally debunking her lying claims:

No — the 2024 U.S. presidential election was close, but it was not the closest in the 21st century.

Here’s how it compares:

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  • In 2024, Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris by about 1.5 percentage points in the popular vote.

  • By contrast, in 2000, Al Gore beat George W. Bush in the popular vote by roughly 0.5 percentage points — the smallest margin in the 21st century.

  • On the Electoral College side, the 2000 election was extraordinarily tight: George W. Bush won by just 271–266after a contested recount in Florida.

So, by both popular vote margin and Electoral College closeness, 2000 remains the closest U.S. presidential election in the 21st century, not 2024.

Even more breakdown here:

2024 Presidential Election Overview

Winner: Donald Trump
Loser: Kamala Harris

  • Electoral vote: Trump 312 – Harris 226

  • Popular vote: Trump ≈ 77.3 million (49.8 %), Harris ≈ 75.0 million (48.3 %)

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  • Popular-vote margin: about 1.5 percentage points

  • Swing states decided by less than 2 percent: Wisconsin (0.9 %), Michigan (1.4 %), Pennsylvania (1.7 %)

  • Tipping-point state: Pennsylvania, decided by roughly 115,000 votes

  • Counties: preliminary estimates show Trump won a clear majority of counties nationwide, with roughly 90 percent of counties shifting at least slightly more Republican than 2020.


Comparison With Other 21st-Century Elections

1. Popular Vote Margin

  • 2000: 0.5 % (Gore over Bush – smallest margin)

  • 2004: 2.4 % (Bush over Kerry)

  • 2008: 7.3 % (Obama over McCain)

  • 2012: 3.9 % (Obama over Romney)

  • 2016: 2.1 % (Clinton over Trump – he lost the popular vote)

  • 2020: 4.4 % (Biden over Trump)

  • 2024: 1.5 % (Trump over Harris)

Conclusion: 2024 ranks second-closest by popular vote this century, behind 2000.

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2. Electoral College Margin

  • 2000: 271 – 266 = 5 vote margin

  • 2004: 286 – 251 = 35 vote margin

  • 2016: 304 – 227 = 77 vote margin

  • 2020: 306 – 232 = 74 vote margin

  • 2024: 312 – 226 = 86 vote margin

Conclusion: 2024 was not especially close in Electoral College terms; 2000 remains the tightest.


3. Tipping-Point / Decisive State Margin

  • 2000: Florida decided by 537 votes (0.009 %)

  • 2004: Ohio decided by 118 601 votes (2.1 %)

  • 2016: Wisconsin (0.8 %), Michigan (0.2 %), Pennsylvania (0.7 %) – decisive cluster

  • 2020: Wisconsin (0.6 %), Georgia (0.2 %), Arizona (0.3 %) – decisive cluster

  • 2024: Pennsylvania (1.7 %) was decisive

Conclusion: 2000’s decisive margin was vastly smaller; 2024 was competitive but not razor-thin.

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4. Counties Won

  • 2000: Bush ≈ 2,400 counties (majority rural areas)

  • 2016: Trump ≈ 2,600 counties to Clinton’s ≈ 500

  • 2020: Trump ≈ 2,550 counties to Biden’s ≈ 550

  • 2024: Preliminary ≈ 2,700 counties for Trump, ≈ 400–450 for Harris

Conclusion: County count favors Trump heavily, but counties vary enormously in population, so it doesn’t equate to closeness.


5. Swing Magnitude vs. Prior Election

  • National shift from 2020 to 2024 ≈ +3 points Republican overall.

  • Swing in Rust Belt states (WI, MI, PA) ≈ +4 points Republican.

  • Turnout remained very high (~159 million voters), with nearly even party shares.

Conclusion: 2024 showed significant competitive balance but not the narrowest path to 270.


Final Verdict

  • Closest by Popular Vote: 2000 (0.5 %)

  • Closest by Electoral College: 2000 (5 votes)

  • Closest by Decisive-State Margin: 2000 (537 votes in Florida)

  • Most Recent “Very Close” Race: 2024 (1.5 % popular margin, several states under 2 %)

Meanwhile, when she’s not full of aggression, she’s seemingly full of booze….

Does she look drunk here to you?

How about here?

DRUNK or STUPID?

Why can’t it be both!

The room full of officers here said she’d be pulled over for DUI if driving:

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