Tide had already turned, all these articles i read appear to be just trying to support the notion that Biden was the peoples choice and that there was no fraud in the voting system, both sentiments are complete and utter bullshit.

This is a great observation, and I agree that the tide was turning for Trump to be elected in 2016. But I 100% believe that the past year - and that is what the poll is looking at - has caused the tide to turn with people who never gave much thought to the tide in the first place.

I don't know that I could ever go back to voting for HomoGibs again.

I respectfully disagree. This shift represents something different. Previously, as you correctly point out, the pendulum swing back and forth every few years because people were looking at promises and political parties. That has changed. People are increasingly looking at PRINCIPLES - and principles have greater longevity than promises and political parties. Over the last few years, largely due to President Trump, people are recognizing fundamental wrongs in the system, such as blatant lying by the MSM, government over-reach, corruption, legal double-standards, and the declining middle class. As a result, people are re-evaluating what's important to them and gravitating toward a set of principles that emphasizes family, freedom from government control, not being indebted to the financial system, equal treatment under the law, and other beliefs that are rooted in conservatism.

I know Trump's exit polls were high. I know Trump won. I know Trump had tons of support. I know Biden didn't start his fake Presidency with high approval ratings. I don't care how they spin/attribute the numbers - They're hardly going to explain them by saying "Biden's a disaster."

I posted this bc it showed a 14% negative shift in people identifying as Democrats - and that's movement in a positive direction.