Michael Moore, a liberal filmmaker, confidently declares that Trump's presidency is "toast."

Michael Moore, a liberal filmmaker, believes that former President Trump will not be making a political comeback on Tuesday and considers him "toast."

"Moore stated on MSNBC Sunday that the Trump campaign's gift to us is the divisiveness and threat of violence that it has created. He believes that the majority of Americans do not want this and are not in touch with where the majority of Americans are at. Moore stated that Americans are okay to disagree with each other, but that's where it ends. They go to vote, and whoever wins wins. Moore has been happy with the results half the time and not happy with them the other half of the time, and they move on with their lives."

He believed that the outcome would surprise the Make America Great Again movement and that he had a strong personal conviction in the goodness of his fellow Americans.

"I believe the Trump people and MAGA nation will be taken aback by what transpires on Tuesday," he stated. "While I previously felt that Trump's chances of success were slim, I now feel even more confident in my belief that he will fail. However, I must remain cautious not to celebrate too soon as our work is not yet complete."

In October, Moore reiterated his stance and criticized Democrats for their anxiety about the election. He predicted that Harris would receive a significant increase in support from women upset by the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022.

"Moore stated on CNN that Democrats are a scared group of individuals, as they continue to believe that Trump will win the election."

"This is quite surprising to me," he remarked. "I mean, do you not realize that there will be a wave of women voting between now and Election Day?" he asked.

The Trump campaign has not responded to Planet Chronicle Digital's request for comment.

James Carville, a democratic strategist, expressed certainty about Kamala Harris' chances of winning the election and, like Moore, ridiculed "anxious" Democrats fretting about Tuesday.

The next president of the United States will be Ms. Harris, and I am confident that everything will be okay in America, as he wrote in a New York Times column.

In every election I have experienced, I have been frequently asked by people of all backgrounds: "Can Kamala Harris succeed? Will we be okay?" This sentiment is consistently expressed by Democratic operatives who often rush to the media with their concerns.

Carville contended that the main reason Mr. Trump would fail is because the Republican Party has been experiencing losses since he assumed leadership.

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