The prevailing wisdom is that Kamala Harris will easily win the popular vote, but Donald Trump has the advantage with the Electoral College, which is all that matters (and why so many liberals want to do away with it). Cracks are appearing in Harris' "blue wall."

CNN's Harry Enten took viewers back in his time machine to 2020 when Joe Biden had a nine-point lead in the popular vote. In comparison, Harris has only a one-point advantage, well within the margin of error. Could Trump be the first Republican to win the popular vote since 2004? Enten says that part of his job is to warn CNN's viewers of "an event that may occur that they don't necessarily like."

<p>… and Donald Trump winning the popular vote could ABSOLUTELY happen. You might as well wrap your minds around it now folks if you don’t like Donald Trump.”</p><p>Sounds like blue-voters are being programmed to expect a historic and stunning Donald Trump landslide victory.</p>

So CNN's job is to warn viewers that Trump might win? Sounds about right. It certainly doesn't sound like they're prepping their viewers for a Harris landslide.

Do you think they'd be "warning" their viewers if Kamala were nine points ahead? "On either side of the aisle" … right.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris currently holds a slim lead in the popular vote, significantly less than Joe Biden's nine-point advantage in 2020. Analysts suggest Donald Trump could potentially win the popular vote, raising concerns among some Democrats about the implications for the Electoral College.</p><p>CNN's coverage indicates a shift in narrative, preparing viewers for the possibility of a Trump victory. This has sparked debate about the media's role in shaping public perception of the election outcome. #politics</p>

Part of CNN's Job Is to 'Warn' Its Viewers That Trump Could Win the Popular Vote

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