US Election 2020 - Pt 3

Who do you think WILL win the 2020 US presidential election

  • Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D)

    Votes: 166 44.4%
  • Donald J. Trump (R)

    Votes: 208 55.6%

  • Total voters
    374
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Heading into the 2020 presidential election, three in five Americans favor amending the U.S. Constitution to replace the Electoral College with a popular vote system, marking a six-percentage point uptick since April 2019. This preference for electing the president based on who receives the most votes nationwide is driven by 89% of Democrats and 68% of independents. Far fewer Republicans, 23%, share this view, as 77% of them support keeping the current system in which the candidate with the most votes in the Electoral College wins the election.
 
Trump will win again, and the Left with their confused gender identities and culture of entitlement will go cry quietly on the laps of their gender-neutral cockolded partners.
 
Freakin' Moody's!

The economic outlook is strongest under the scenario in which Biden and the Democrats sweep Congress and fully adopt their economic agenda. In this scenario, the economy is expected to create 18.6 million jobs during Biden’s term as president, and the economy returns to full employment, with unemployment of just over 4%, by the second half of 2022 (see Table 1). During Biden’s presidency, the average American household’s real after-tax income increases by approximately $4,800, and the homeownership rate and house prices increase modestly.
 
I asked the Magic 8-ball if you'll be here next week complaining that Joe was over-prepared for the debate. The 8-ball said 'yes'.

Well I will be sleeping when the debate takes place and will probably only watch snippets (political debates bore me as you know what is going to be said ahead of time). But Trump is clearly more talented at talking on the spot than Biden is who has a more technocratic speaking style.
 
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Once again , Trump was right about going to check if your mail in was counted............
and here comes the TDS gang in 3.....2......1..........
 
And here's the rub that exposes Trump and the GOP's BS about votes being counted after election day. The GOP control the states that refuse to let the electoral authorities count absentee votes before election day.

AZ and FL already do, which is why they don't have massive dragged out timelines.

 
Abolishing the electoral college requires a constitutional amendment and that requires a two-thirds majority in the House and Senate and ratification by three-quarters of states (
https://www.npr.org/2019/03/22/7056...ge-would-be-more-complicated-than-it-may-seem) so that is not simply not going to happen.

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact has told me to remind you that it's been around for a while and only needs 74 more electoral votes to give it legal force... A bunch of those are already pending.

270 EC votes gets you the WH. The NPVIC states give theirs to the winner of the national popular vote... 74 more and it's the ball-game, no amendment needed.
 
But seriously though.. It is likely just like the people below. It's a form of protest. You just need to be more than one person.

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Exactly my point. There are similar where people try block vehicles by dashing in front of them.

Even if that was true, imagine thinking it was ok for cops to ride their bikes straight over the heads of people who were lying on the ground in protest. Maybe you can't see authoritarianism in Trump because you've got a nasty streak of it yourself.
Maybe you can't see the wisdom of "Stupid people win stupid prizes" because you've got a nasty streak of it yourself? As you yourself pointed out inadvertently, it has nothing to do with Trump.

Did you mean bullshyte and not bulls, or are you calling the cops the bulls with "running the bulls"? Confused?
 
Even if that was true, imagine thinking it was ok for cops to ride their bikes straight over the heads of people who were lying on the ground in protest. Maybe you can't see authoritarianism in Trump because you've got a nasty streak of it yourself.
He wasn't riding it though. He was pushing the bike. Look closely. So yeah being a douche, but hardly serious.
 
He wasn't riding it though. He was pushing the bike. Look closely. So yeah being a douche, but hardly serious.

You're right, so he saw him lying there injured and deliberately pushed his bike over his head. What a contemptible pos
 
"Don't concede until all votes are counted"
"I won't commit to a peaceful transition of power and explicitly want to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands if not millions of people otherwise I can't win."

These things are the same, said the wise man.
You are adding your own interpretation of what was said.

"Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances because I think this is going to drag out, and eventually, I do believe he will win if we don't give an inch and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is," does not become "until all votes are counted".

Neither does " Well, we're going to have to see what happens," Trump said. "You know that I've been complaining very strongly about the ballots, and the ballots are a disaster." become "I won't commit and want to disenfranchise"

Again stop adding your own interpretations. Otherwise the reasons I gave earlier are just as valid
 
You're right, so he saw him lying there injured and deliberately pushed his bike over his head. What a contemptible pos
Again with the injured part :P
Not arguing about shitty part, but just proves even the police are normal people.
 
Averaging more than two conflicts of interest per day, President Trump continues to be the most corrupt president in history, engaging in more than 3,400 conflicts of interest since taking office, according to a new report released today by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW). Since CREW issued its last conflicts report in February, President Trump has engaged in an additional 400 conflicts of interest and made millions of dollars for his personal businesses. Today’s report details some of the most glaring examples of presidential corruption and conflicts of interest ever raised by a president, all of which stem from his refusal to divest from his businesses.
  • President Trump has made more than 500 visits to the properties he owns and profits from. The president’s frequent travel to and from his properties has cost American taxpayers well over $100 million.
  • President Trump has made more than 300 visits to the golf courses he owns and profits from, despite saying repeatedly during his presidential campaign in 2016 he would not have time for golf. His insistence on spending time at his properties has resulted in at least a million dollars in taxpayer money being spent at his properties.
  • 141 members of Congress have patronized Trump properties. These visits often coincide with events held by special interests or wealthy political donors that rake in millions of dollars for his properties.
  • Special interest groups, many of which have business before the Trump administration, have hosted or sponsored 130 events at Trump properties since he took office. Political groups have held another 88 events at Trump properties.
  • Foreign government-tied entities have held 13 events at Trump properties, and at least 145 foreign officials have visited one of Trump’s properties. Foreign governments have granted President Trump’s businesses 67 trademarks, and have awarded additional trademarks to his daughter’s business, all potentially in an effort to secure favorable treatment from the Trump administration.
MUH HUNTER BIDEN!
 
Im not one for this political dance routine , why cant she just say no Trump will not talk to people associated with criminals , criminals or persons of interest in ongoing criminal investigations.
hendrik will tell you its fact,
cos he posted it and it suits him - it has to be fact.
you'd be a fool to argue
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