Short commentary by TJ Walker discussing claims of 'landslide' election victories. The speaker questions labeling a ~1.5% popular-vote margin as a landslide, contrasts that with historical landslides such as Ronald Reagan's large 1980s victories (winning roughly 49 states), and references Trump and Kamala Harris in passing.
Landslide winning the popular vote. So he says he was elected in a landslide. It was less percent. It was about 1.5% difference between his vote count. KAMALA Harris, now, there have been landslide election in our country. Ronald Reagan did legitimately win a landslide and he won about 49 states. He won by a big, big margin. Reagan won bigly, to use a favorite term, Trump, but 1.5%.
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