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WookieMan
2020 Oct 27, 8:59am
WookieMan
2020 Oct 27, 8:59am
zzyzzx says
Who though? Trump wasn't ideal in '16. But the backup was at least livable on the R side. The Dems brought forth a generational politician once again. Even the 2nd place guy Bernie has been a politician forever. It's one thing to be a 1 or 2 term Senator and run. But Hillary and Biden have lived as politicians their whole damn lives. Bernie as well. Do they not fucking get it? We don't want 40 year politicians running the country.
save the better candidates for later when there is no incumbent running.
Who though? Trump wasn't ideal in '16. But the backup was at least livable on the R side. The Dems brought forth a generational politician once again. Even the 2nd place guy Bernie has been a politician forever. It's one thing to be a 1 or 2 term Senator and run. But Hillary and Biden have lived as politicians their whole damn lives. Bernie as well. Do they not fucking get it? We don't want 40 year politicians running the country.
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zzyzzx
2020 Oct 27, 9:12am
zzyzzx
2020 Oct 27, 9:12am
WookieMan says
Dems are low IQ people who seem to vote more on name recognition then anything else.
Do they not fucking get it?
Dems are low IQ people who seem to vote more on name recognition then anything else.
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Shaman
2020 Oct 27, 9:26am
Shaman
2020 Oct 27, 9:26am
Kamala added absolutely no votes to Biden’s campaign, and hardened conservative resolve your defeat him. Even black people are ambivalent or even hostile to Kamala. They can see she’s not one of them, and has no policies that would help their lives.
This year the choice is so fucking obvious, Hellen Keller could see it.
This year the choice is so fucking obvious, Hellen Keller could see it.
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richwicks
2020 Oct 27, 10:42am
richwicks
2020 Oct 27, 10:42am
zzyzzx says
This after George H. Bush's son was elected to the presidency?
Political partisans are dummies I think, both republican and democrat.
Dems are low IQ people who seem to vote more on name recognition then anything else.
This after George H. Bush's son was elected to the presidency?
Political partisans are dummies I think, both republican and democrat.
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Bitcoin
2020 Oct 27, 11:12am
Bitcoin
2020 Oct 27, 11:12am
Onvacation says
classic! well done Joe!
TrumpingTits saysmillions of ppl have already voted by mail. Too late to change their vote.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/sQ4lo6FB-s0
classic! well done Joe!
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WookieMan
2020 Oct 27, 2:42pm
WookieMan
2020 Oct 27, 2:42pm
NoCoupForYou says
Good thing they got the guy in a wheel chair there. Apparently teleprompters or tv's can give you Covid as well. They need an 80" tv 30' away. Between all the stages, flags, chairs, "social circles" and cameras, what an absolute waste of human time. This likely took hours to set up by a dozen of people. For what? There's more staff and crew than people in attendance.
MASSIVE BIDEN RALLY
Good thing they got the guy in a wheel chair there. Apparently teleprompters or tv's can give you Covid as well. They need an 80" tv 30' away. Between all the stages, flags, chairs, "social circles" and cameras, what an absolute waste of human time. This likely took hours to set up by a dozen of people. For what? There's more staff and crew than people in attendance.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 27, 7:01pm
The RCP Battleground Poll average has dropped like a point and a half in the last week or so. Didn't screenshot earlier when it was like 5.4% Biden lead
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 27, 7:01pm
The RCP Battleground Poll average has dropped like a point and a half in the last week or so. Didn't screenshot earlier when it was like 5.4% Biden lead
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Ceffer
2020 Oct 27, 7:32pm
Ceffer
2020 Oct 27, 7:32pm
The massive telepromters aren't enough for Biden, so they are going to try skywriting.
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theoakman
2020 Oct 27, 7:50pm
This is the 2nd election that is going to be foiled by a pedophile with a laptop
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mell
2020 Oct 27, 8:38pm
NoCoupForYou says
Trump will win FL, NC, GA, OH, he needs to win MI, PA or WI and some others such as NV, not sure if he needs AZ but he may close AZ and NV then he'd be looking good. Most likely path to success would be keeping MI and AZ and win with 274+.
The RCP Battleground Poll average has dropped like a point and a half in the last week or so. Didn't screenshot earlier when it was like 5.4% Biden lead
Trump will win FL, NC, GA, OH, he needs to win MI, PA or WI and some others such as NV, not sure if he needs AZ but he may close AZ and NV then he'd be looking good. Most likely path to success would be keeping MI and AZ and win with 274+.
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WookieMan
2020 Oct 28, 4:27am
WookieMan
2020 Oct 28, 4:27am
mell says
He will likely win all 3. I don't follow much and don't have a feel for the southwest (AZ & NV), but MI and WI are my people. I don't see how he loses those two at minimum. And it sounds crazy, but I still think IL could be closer than people think. I don't think he'll win it necessarily, but don't be surprised if it's too close to call.
Polling simply doesn't matter as people lie. There's still a massive chunk of voters that don't want to be honest about support for Trump or as some users here have done, game the system. Vote in Democratic primaries to screw with them. They don't poll much in IL, but I'd never get put on a list as a Trump supporter through some polling service. The left is sick and I don't need a potential target on my back.
Still predicting a landslide at this point. Gonna stick with my gut feeling on this. There's not one logical reason outside of not liking Trump to vote for Biden. Not one.
he needs to win MI, PA or WI
He will likely win all 3. I don't follow much and don't have a feel for the southwest (AZ & NV), but MI and WI are my people. I don't see how he loses those two at minimum. And it sounds crazy, but I still think IL could be closer than people think. I don't think he'll win it necessarily, but don't be surprised if it's too close to call.
Polling simply doesn't matter as people lie. There's still a massive chunk of voters that don't want to be honest about support for Trump or as some users here have done, game the system. Vote in Democratic primaries to screw with them. They don't poll much in IL, but I'd never get put on a list as a Trump supporter through some polling service. The left is sick and I don't need a potential target on my back.
Still predicting a landslide at this point. Gonna stick with my gut feeling on this. There's not one logical reason outside of not liking Trump to vote for Biden. Not one.
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ignoreme
2020 Oct 28, 5:43am
richwicks says
I’m no Bush fan but the choice was Bush vs Gore or Bush vs Kerry. Wasn’t a great choice either way.
Trump is the first president I’ve actually been excited to vote for.
This after George H. Bush's son was elected to the presidency?
I’m no Bush fan but the choice was Bush vs Gore or Bush vs Kerry. Wasn’t a great choice either way.
Trump is the first president I’ve actually been excited to vote for.
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zzyzzx
2020 Oct 28, 5:47am
zzyzzx
2020 Oct 28, 5:47am
ignoreme says
Not old enough to vote for Reagan?
Trump is the first president I’ve actually been excited to vote for.
Not old enough to vote for Reagan?
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Bitcoin
2020 Oct 28, 7:10am
www.youtube.com/embed/wQN0stFPySU
wow, Joe, you better hide in a bunker than delivering this garbage.
Bitcoin
2020 Oct 28, 7:10am
www.youtube.com/embed/wQN0stFPySU
wow, Joe, you better hide in a bunker than delivering this garbage.
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zzyzzx
2020 Oct 28, 8:54am
zzyzzx
2020 Oct 28, 8:54am
If the left can openly discuss packing the Supreme Court, we should discuss Trumps 3rd and or 4th term.
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WookieMan
2020 Oct 28, 9:00am
WookieMan
2020 Oct 28, 9:00am
zzyzzx says
No. I'll be voting for Trump. 2 terms is enough. Need term limits for Senate and House as well, but it will never happen. I'd say 12 max for either. 2 terms for Senate and 6 for House. Then you're done. Needs to be long enough to make it worth the work to get there, but not a career. Right now, Congress is a career for most of them.
If the left can openly discuss packing the Supreme Court, we should discuss Trumps 3rd and or 4th term.
No. I'll be voting for Trump. 2 terms is enough. Need term limits for Senate and House as well, but it will never happen. I'd say 12 max for either. 2 terms for Senate and 6 for House. Then you're done. Needs to be long enough to make it worth the work to get there, but not a career. Right now, Congress is a career for most of them.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 11:21am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 11:21am
Republicans in FL are ahead of where they were in 2016. Democrats are behind. Early Voting ends this weekend.
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Shaman
2020 Oct 28, 1:06pm
Shaman
2020 Oct 28, 1:06pm
Time to start buying stocks, folks! I’m all in anticipating a Trump win and a resultant stocks boom when investors know there won’t be more lockdowns. Trump is gonna put a stop to that bullshit.
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richwicks
2020 Oct 28, 1:09pm
richwicks
2020 Oct 28, 1:09pm
zzyzzx says
There's nothing in the Constitution or law that defines how many judges sit on the Supreme Court. 9 has just become a traditional number.
If the left can openly discuss packing the Supreme Court, we should discuss Trumps 3rd and or 4th term.
There's nothing in the Constitution or law that defines how many judges sit on the Supreme Court. 9 has just become a traditional number.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 1:14pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 1:14pm
PA just agreed to separate contested ballots from uncontested ballots until after election day, giving SCOTUS time to rule.
Looks like the Great Steal is doomed, since PA is/was the major lynchpin.
Looks like the Great Steal is doomed, since PA is/was the major lynchpin.
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Rin
2020 Oct 28, 1:20pm
Rin
2020 Oct 28, 1:20pm
WookieMan says
Even Massachusetts, the Big Council of Blue along with New York, Vermont, & Maryland will be a subpar performance ...
https://patrick.net/post/1335673?0#comment-1707694
In 1988, Governor Dukakis was considered soft on crime (extra detail: Willie Horton murdered someone while on furlough from jail) and a Taxachusetts Democrat. Since then, believe it or not, but Mass residents have been electing mostly Republican governors (Bill Weld, Paul Cellucci, Mitt Romney, etc) to balance against the Democratic legislature.
In fact, for a Mass local, Dukakis lost counties in central Mass and much of Cape Cod to Bush Senior, winning a paltry 53% of the overall state (since Boston metro has the highest population density, which he swept) whereas in contrast, John Kerry, another Mass local, won every county in the state against Bush Junior, pulling out with 62%, a very decisive win for a state, rural or Boston metro.
Even Hillary Clinton got close to 60% overall.
So yes, Biden may be the next Dukakis but it looks like everyone's wary of him having a tank moment, ala Dementia et al, so they're controlling the cameras on him so that Trump can't flame him the way Bush Senior did to Dukakis.
And it sounds crazy, but I still think IL could be closer than people think.
Even Massachusetts, the Big Council of Blue along with New York, Vermont, & Maryland will be a subpar performance ...
https://patrick.net/post/1335673?0#comment-1707694
In 1988, Governor Dukakis was considered soft on crime (extra detail: Willie Horton murdered someone while on furlough from jail) and a Taxachusetts Democrat. Since then, believe it or not, but Mass residents have been electing mostly Republican governors (Bill Weld, Paul Cellucci, Mitt Romney, etc) to balance against the Democratic legislature.
In fact, for a Mass local, Dukakis lost counties in central Mass and much of Cape Cod to Bush Senior, winning a paltry 53% of the overall state (since Boston metro has the highest population density, which he swept) whereas in contrast, John Kerry, another Mass local, won every county in the state against Bush Junior, pulling out with 62%, a very decisive win for a state, rural or Boston metro.
Even Hillary Clinton got close to 60% overall.
So yes, Biden may be the next Dukakis but it looks like everyone's wary of him having a tank moment, ala Dementia et al, so they're controlling the cameras on him so that Trump can't flame him the way Bush Senior did to Dukakis.
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Patrick
2020 Oct 28, 7:36pm
Patrick
2020 Oct 28, 7:36pm
Perceptive comment from another forum:
When 4.4 million Californians can vote for the GOP presidential candidate in
2016 and not have their votes "count", when their votes alone, even as 31% of
the CA electorate, outnumber those cast for president in 40 other states....
something is busted. A similar imbalance in the other direction in Florida and
Texas. It's messed up.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 9:09pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 28, 9:09pm
Trump is up - I said UP - in both Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties. Obama won MDC by about 30 points.
This is early and mail voting, not polls.
Saint Lucie (Fort Pierce) and Pinellas (Clearwater/St. Pete) are two big swing counties, bellweathers. Both are advantage:Trump, as he is ahead vs. this time in 2016.
Sumter County ("The Villages" the MSM was promoting as a sign Trump was losing steam among oldies) is doing better now for Trump than in 2016 by a point and a half.
Democrats, I suggest you panic.
This is early and mail voting, not polls.
Saint Lucie (Fort Pierce) and Pinellas (Clearwater/St. Pete) are two big swing counties, bellweathers. Both are advantage:Trump, as he is ahead vs. this time in 2016.
Sumter County ("The Villages" the MSM was promoting as a sign Trump was losing steam among oldies) is doing better now for Trump than in 2016 by a point and a half.
Democrats, I suggest you panic.
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WookieMan
2020 Oct 29, 8:07am
WookieMan
2020 Oct 29, 8:07am
NoCoupForYou says
Going to be a blood bath. Plain and simple. If he loses I'll eat my words, but I'm pretty confident. Everyone has done better the last 4 years outside of Covid and I think most people understand what a virus is. There's no point in change at this time. That's the general gist of the situation.
Saint Lucie (Fort Pierce) and Pinellas (Clearwater/St. Pete) are two big swing counties, bellweathers. Both are advantage:Trump, as he is ahead vs. this time in 2016.
Going to be a blood bath. Plain and simple. If he loses I'll eat my words, but I'm pretty confident. Everyone has done better the last 4 years outside of Covid and I think most people understand what a virus is. There's no point in change at this time. That's the general gist of the situation.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 29, 9:43am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Oct 29, 9:43am
Despite abundant Early Voting results coming in, I notice the MSM is still using polls where returns exist and claiming victory is not only possible but that Trump has little chance.
It's never been more apparent how much the media is rigging the election with dishonest reporting.
It's never been more apparent how much the media is rigging the election with dishonest reporting.
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Bd6r
2020 Oct 29, 9:46am
Bd6r
2020 Oct 29, 9:46am
NoCoupForYou says
@NoCoupForYou, where is this data from? would be nice if true and not wishful thinking
Trump is up - I said UP - in both Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties.
@NoCoupForYou, where is this data from? would be nice if true and not wishful thinking
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Eric Holder
2020 Oct 29, 10:17am
Eric Holder
2020 Oct 29, 10:17am
NoCoupForYou says
584K in 2020 vs 315K in 2018.... That's a lot of additional demon rats coming out of woodwork.
Trump ahead in Maricopa County, AZ
584K in 2020 vs 315K in 2018.... That's a lot of additional demon rats coming out of woodwork.
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