[Angelina Marie]

If you’re looking for political movies that tackle real historical events and the dynamics of power, these films are a must-see! Here are my favorites:

• All the President’s Men – A gripping look at the Watergate scandal.

• Selma – An emotional and powerful retelling of the civil rights march.

• The Ides of March – A tense political drama about dirty politics during a campaign.

• The Social Network – A must-watch for anyone interested in the politics behind Silicon Valley.

• JFK – A thrilling exploration of the conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy’s assassination.
  There’s a rich list of films that both entertain and inform, offering insight into power struggles, corruption, and social movements.

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[Angelina Marie]

There is no path to victory for Trump to win the election. Let’s break it down:

• Young voters? They may not like Biden much, but they dislike Trump more. They’re not switching sides overnight.
• Black voters? Trump got slightly more support than past GOP candidates, but not enough to make a real difference.
• Hispanic voters? Similar story. Trump might do a bit better in certain areas, but it’s not a game-changer.
• Women? Not likely.
• College-educated? Nope.

That leaves us with white men, where Trump has strong support. But that’s not enough. He needs to win over a group he didn’t last time, and I don’t see that happening.