re: Explain the sudden Trumpmentum like I'm five

You seem to have explained it pretty well, like you were 5

It's made up so they can point to how worried they were that they'd lose after they steal it.

Not everyone likes Trump, but people vote with their wallets, and the only people that favor Kamala on the economy are promised free stuff.

It also doesn't hurt that Trump is going against the worst run campaign of the last 100 years.

Her momentum at any point has largely been a Pravda-MSM creation.

She’s every bit the horrible candidate she was in ‘20 when Tulsi helped send her to calling it a day very early on.

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Explain the sudden Trumpmentum like I'm five

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There is no sudden Trumpmentum. Trump has been way ahead since 2016. Since then there has been a steady trickle of dems waking up and joining sanity land.

The Kamala support was never there. Media fabrication.

Race was too close for them to do the basement strategy. So she has to go out and try to get votes. The problem is she lacks that ability. She has zero political skills. The weaknesses that were evident in 2019 are still there.

The initial idea of Kamala was exciting as a theory

But the reality is, she's an awful awful politician and now people remember that

I say this quite honestly, but I'm sure I could find someone at Walmart with a better grasp of the English language and understanding of the issues.

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Personally, I thought this would happen much sooner and was thrown off by all of the perceived "momentum" that Kamala had. Now all of a sudden, we are hearing about panic in her campaign as well as the polymarkets showing Trump as the clear favorite.

It looks like the "joy" is turning into sadness and depression for the left.

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It's multiple things.

1. The momentum of Kamala has been largely media-generated "joy" propaganda (whether created by or just carried by the media), the rest is just hatred of Trump. The prayed-for "grass roots" they tried to wish into existence never happened.

2. Both Kamala and Tim are bad candidates. Kamala is so bad that even when lobbed hanging curves she whiffs (see: interviews on The View and Colbert when asked what would be different between a Harris presidency and a Biden presidency). Tim basically admitted during the debate with Vance that he lies from time to time (what he refers to as being "a knucklehead").

3. Trump survived getting shot by an assassin attempting to kill him, a 2nd assassin was found posted up at another location waiting to take a shot at him and a 3rd (a Pakastani with Iranian ties) has recently been caught.

4. Vance is a great debater and a solid interview while Trump has brought some big names (Tulsi, RFK & Elon) to the team through personal meetings and conversations.

5. The media's bias was mind-boggling blatant during 2 of the 3 debates and now through the 60 Minutes edits with Kamala.

6. Many see the court cases against Trump for the political hit jobs they are.

Any potential organic movement point 1 may have gotten has been quickly and routinely self-aborted by point 2. Points 3, 4, 5 and 6 generated more interest and/or sympathy views (which turned into interest) towards Trump. Along with that, point 5 builds on the distrust much of the public already has towards the media and as Kamala is the beneficiary of the bias, she earns that distrust as well.

Kamala is the worst candidate in my lifetime.