[SEGMENT 2-1] Positive Disconfirmation 1 What have an amazing opportunity over the next four years, and it should be part of our strategy to change the Trump haters. It’s happened before. In 2016, when many Republicans didn’t support Trump. You’ve heard me discuss this, as I mentioned my brother and one of my most trusted advisers, neither of whom voted for Trump. But both recanted within months of Trump’s presidency. While the cabal hates progress, their minions really do like cheap gasoline and food. And while they may be zealots for climate change or the equivalent nonsense, they can be persuaded. And here’s why. The concept of "positive disconfirmation" originates from expectation-disconfirmation theory in psychology. This theory suggests that people form expectations about an outcome, and their satisfaction depends on how the actual experience compares to those expectations. In positive disconfirmation, when something turns out better than expected, it leads to satisfaction and sometimes even delight. Applied to voters skeptical of President Trump, positive disconfirmation would occur if these voters anticipate negative outcomes but instead experience surprisingly favorable results, potentially reshaping their perception. This shift could lead to a psychological phenomenon called "attitude alignment," where repeated exposure to unexpectedly positive experiences might foster warmer or more favorable attitudes over time. Studies show that positive disconfirmation can be powerful in politics, particularly when an individual’s expectations are emotionally charged. If, for example, a voter strongly dislikes a candidate but later observes that candidate achieving positive outcomes (such as economic growth or other issues of personal importance), this effect can lead to cognitive reevaluation and sometimes a softened or even positive reassessment of that candidate. For more details, see sources like:

• Oliver, Richard L. Satisfaction: A Behavioral Perspective on the Consumer
• Anderson, Eugene W., and Mary W. Sullivan. "The antecedents and consequences of customer satisfaction for firms."

[SEGMENT 2-2] Positive Disconfirmation 2 Let’s look at all the things they said about Trump   [X] SB – Media mashup Shoot visitors to the WH Violence on J6 Illegal to run against him Shut down media Furor, salute Martial law, rewrite Constitution Interment camps, GITMO Minority groups, family None of us are safe Assassinate generals Order military to kill citizens Unravel democracy Hitler, Mussolini Senate House paralyzed Self-censoring Democracy is dead Destruction of the DOJ, curb transgender rights Persecute his enemies, wrecking ball to the rule of law Purge the government of employees            

[SEGMENT 2-3] Positive Disconfirmation 3   [X] SB – Within 48 hours of Trump’s win Appoints woman COS Taliban wants peace with America Putin talks Mexico securing border Saudi kicks out Hamas EU asked to buy LNG from America Hamas asked for end to war Term limits for Congress Positive disconfirmation can lead to “attitude alignment”. We have the opportunity for Leftists to come to the conclusion on their own just how sick they are… [X] SB – Former Leftist on TDS Didn’t like him until 6 months ago Assassination attempt woke her up Thought she knew what was going on. She genuinely thought she was informed  

[SEGMENT 2-4] Positive Disconfirmation 4 Triggered when questioned. Didn’t know policies or politics. Humbling to be wrong. Defensive Didn’t want to be wrong If you’re only exposed to that.     The thing I find most interesting post election is how Democrats refuse to process what happened. No soul-searching, only MORE blame of the majority of the people not voting for them. I find it hard to imagine people voting for Kamala Harris. I’m not delusional in saying, you must be CRAZY to do that. And I can BACK IT UP with evidence.   Da Polls   Look at this pollster, an EXPERT and his explanation of why Trump had only a slight possibility for a win:   [X] SB – John Heileman…   

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