US Election 2020

[JimC]

They did make the polling booths a bit stinky, though...

[pErvinalia]

So a mate of mine thinks the Kanye run is to peel off some of the black vote from Biden, so Trump might win. I think he might be right.

[laklak]

I'm voting Snoop. Don't care if he's running, I'm voting for him.

[L'Emmerdeur]

So a mate of mine thinks the Kanye run is to peel off some of the black vote from Biden, so Trump might win. I think he might be right.

It'll work, but I doubt it will have any significant effect. West has made it clear that he's a Trumpist, so only the excessively gullible might be under the illusion that he's trying to do something other than help Trump while fapping his ego. This includes both Biden voters and Trump voters.

[Brian Peacock]

Well he does have a surfeit of Dragon energy.

[Svartalf]

Asexual reproduction; so much more tasteful than this messy business of sticking things into places...

You'll take my stuck thing out of her cooling dead minge.

[Tero]

What will all these super patriots do after Trump? They will be so bored.

[Svartalf]

Dunno, but that is one "super patriot" I'd sue for demeaning and ridiculing the Colors.

[Brian Peacock]

Sarah Palin's let herself go.

[Tero]

For about 20 minutes Tuesday, NPR traveled back to 1776.
To echo its 29-year on-air tradition, the public radio network’s main Twitter account tweeted out the Declaration of Independence, line by line.
There — in 113 consecutive posts, in 140-character increments — was the text of the treasured founding document of the United States, from its soaring opening to its searing indictments of King George III’s “absolute tyranny” to its very last signature.
Who could have taken issue with such a patriotic exercise, done in honor of the nation’s birthday?
Quite a few people, it turned out.

Seriously, this is the dumbest idea I have ever seen on twitter,” a Twitter user named Darren Mills said after NPR had only gotten as far as the Declaration’s dateline. “Literally no one is going to read 5000 tweets about this trash.”
One user wondered if NPR’s social-media accounts had been hacked, and the network lost at least one follower who called the tweets “spam.”

Some Trump supporters thought NPR tweeted ‘propaganda.’ It was the Declaration of Independence.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the ... ependence/

[Tero]

It may be the election from hell, with endless recounts in close to tie states

“It’s hard to imagine Donald Trump winning a referendum on his presidency unless the world changes dramatically between now and November,” said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster. “So that means his best hope of re-election is to make it a choice where Joe Biden becomes defined as an unacceptable alternative. That’s going to be substantially more challenging than it was in 2016 because Joe Biden doesn’t generate the same degree of animosity as Hillary Clinton did.

Ayres though said that unlike in past presidential cycles, the 2020 election is not shaping up to where a small and select set of states is the only pathway for either candidate. Even though Biden is leading in key midwestern states such as Wisconsin and Michigan there are other pathways to victory.

“There are many other states that are well beyond the big three of the upper midwest that appear at this point to be in play. I mean you’re looking at Arizona, Georgia seems close, Texas seems close, Iowa and Ohio seem like tossups right now that Trump won comfortably,” Ayres continued. “Biden seems to have a pretty significant lead in Michigan and Pennsylvania is his home state. Wisconsin seems to be the closest of the big three up in the rust belt. There are a lot different scenarios where Biden could get to 270 as well as Trump getting to 270 because there are so many more states in play than the half dozen that we usually focus on.”

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... on-chances

[Tero]

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[Svartalf]

[Tero]

Professor can barely contain his positivity:
Biden is a loser

Norpoth's model, which correctly predicted Trump's victory roughly nine months before the 2016 election, suggests that the president will win by even a wider margin in the electoral college with 362 electoral votes versus the 304 he earned against Hillary Clinton. Mediaite pointed out such a victory would nearly match Barack Obama's 2008 election, where he earned 365 electoral votes.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/profes ... -polls.amp

[pErvinalia]

Fark