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Guess What? Polling 'Nostradamus' Drops a Whopper of a Nickname for Donald Trump!

Brace yourself: Allan Lichtman just coined a hilarious new nickname for Trump, and it's gold! 😂 Dive in to see what it is and why it came about. Spoiler alert: It involves some debate drama with Kamala Harris!

In the latest twist of political theater, Allan Lichtman, the so-called 'Nostradamus of polling,' has dished out a brand-new, rather cheeky nickname for former President Donald Trump. Known for his uncannily accurate predictions, Lichtman earned the whimsical accolade of 'Nostradamus' for his spot-on forecasts of every presidential election since 1984. Given Trump's recent reluctance to engage in a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, Lichtman found the perfect moment to flex his nickname-giving prowess.

So, what’s the nickname? Lichtman affectionately referred to Trump as 'The Great Hesitator.' This moniker stems from Trump’s hesitation to lock horns with Kamala Harris, leading to much speculation and chatter among analysts and the public alike. The hesitation has been seen by some critics as a sign of vulnerability, and allies of Trump are quick to dispute such claims, citing strategic reasons instead.

Lichtman's nickname quickly gained traction, lighting up social media and becoming fodder for late-night comedy shows. Memes, gifs, and witty comments flooded Twitter, transforming 'The Great Hesitator’ into a trending topic. Even Trump's supporters, known for their fierce loyalty, couldn’t help but chuckle at the clever jab.

But who is Allan Lichtman, the man behind the nickname? He's not just some pundit plucking predictions out of thin air; Lichtman is a distinguished professor of history at American University. His '13 Keys to the White House' system, which is based on historical analysis rather than polling data, has accurately predicted the outcomes of presidential elections for nearly four decades.

Interestingly, Kamala Harris has her own share of nicknames, both flattering and not-so-flattering, given her prominence in the political sphere. Names like 'Mamala'—endearingly used especially among African Americans—highlight her maternal persona and deep connection with the community.

Fun fact: Allan Lichtman, aside from his predictive prowess, once ran for political office himself. He ran for the U.S. Senate seat in Maryland in 2006 but wasn’t successful. Even Nostradamus couldn't predict his own elections, it seems!