Exactly, his only chance of winning will revolve around all the same factors that led to him winning before, including foreign help. Playing the electoral college game and sneaking out enough votes in the battleground states to win. His base hasn't changed and has dug in their heels, but the issue he needs to improve upon is that he hasn't necessarily won anyone over that didn't already vote for him. Instead he's spent 3 years alienating them. And this has been exacerbated by the "let's vote for change" working class people that he conned into voting for him last time (farmers, miners, etc) that likely will be more split this time around.To win big would require a big improvement over last time, when he lost the popular vote by 3 million, and he's not going to bigly improve over last time. His approval numbers have been cultish and static from the beginning.
