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Yeah, but he'd be the youngest of the 78's. He's actually healthier than 20 year olds, people have told me.
I also believe that he and McConnell will never die.0 -
The Juggler said:If Biden wins convincingly and the dems take back the senate....he's losing a lot of his clout. You're going to hear the Republicans go back to their post Romney loss playbook and figure out how they can actually grow their party as opposed to just playing to a 30% moronic base.
The Dems can plaster that quote all over the place when the supreme court gets expandedRemember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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The Juggler said:If Biden wins convincingly and the dems take back the senate....he's losing a lot of his clout. You're going to hear the Republicans go back to their post Romney loss playbook and figure out how they can actually grow their party as opposed to just playing to a 30% moronic base.
I really believe that they *want* to... however, through all their kvetching through Obama's 8 years and discrediting of the media, making up false realities, etc. Birtherism, Obama is a Muslim, Socialism, etc... Hell, Ill go back to 2004 and the lead-up to Bush vs Kerry and all the Swift boat ad nonsense. It has created a mess.
They created this Frankenstein Trump monster and now he is stomping around and destroying the lab.
These people are conditioned to believe that anyone who trump deems is 'deep state' is inherently bad. Anyone with government experience who wont kiss Trump's ass is going to feel the wrath of his mob and be primaried. The Republicans are going to need to continue to pretend to support this or their party will be split in half and thus unable to control anything as a majority on the national level.0 -
GlowGirl said:Gern Blansten said:I was just listening to some of tRump's speech in Lansing....amazing how he just yammers on about how far ahead he is. You would think his message would be that it is close and "get out and vote" instead of gloating that he is ahead in states that he clearly trails in."A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory0
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The best answer to getting any kind of balance back in line is voter, election, and district reform. Otherwise, I don't think there is any going back.
This is good: https://www.ft.com/content/affe91ca-c1a9-41b2-8592-9ba9580eb130
If that link doesn't work, then it works through a tweet link:
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Jearlpam0925 said:So wait, he can run again in 2024 if he wanted to right?0
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Here we go - the good stuff:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-joe-biden-toast-if-he-loses-pennsylvania/
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Economist Model up to 95%. Economist Model don't care.0
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Jearlpam0925 said:Here we go - the good stuff:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-joe-biden-toast-if-he-loses-pennsylvania/
interesting article but it’s putting a chill in my burgeoning optimism. According to article, Biden’s chances drop about 60% if he loses PA and he is only up 5% there (which 538 and RCP both dropped 1.5% in the last week,almost 25% of Bidens PA lead). Just does not have the feel of a nearly 90% race, but I am done questioning that.On the optimistic side, nearly 70 million have voted and about 25% who did not vote in 2016. That has to be a good sign for Biden.0 -
Lerxst1992 said:Jearlpam0925 said:Here we go - the good stuff:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-joe-biden-toast-if-he-loses-pennsylvania/
interesting article but it’s putting a chill in my burgeoning optimism. According to article, Biden’s chances drop about 60% if he loses PA and he is only up 5% there (which 538 and RCP both dropped 1.5% in the last week,almost 25% of Bidens PA lead). Just does not have the feel of a nearly 90% race, but I am done questioning that.On the optimistic side, nearly 70 million have voted and about 25% who did not vote in 2016. That has to be a good sign for Biden.0 -
In other words, the same stable race we have had for months (completely different than four years ago, in case I haven’t mentioned that enough):
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This looks like a fun thing tomorrow:
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mrussel1 said:Lerxst1992 said:Jearlpam0925 said:Here we go - the good stuff:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-joe-biden-toast-if-he-loses-pennsylvania/
interesting article but it’s putting a chill in my burgeoning optimism. According to article, Biden’s chances drop about 60% if he loses PA and he is only up 5% there (which 538 and RCP both dropped 1.5% in the last week,almost 25% of Bidens PA lead). Just does not have the feel of a nearly 90% race, but I am done questioning that.On the optimistic side, nearly 70 million have voted and about 25% who did not vote in 2016. That has to be a good sign for Biden.I failed to mention that was for N.C. Very important state but could be a good news.0 -
Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
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Lerxst1992 said:Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
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Halifax2TheMax said:Lerxst1992 said:Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
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mrussel1 said:Halifax2TheMax said:Lerxst1992 said:Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
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Lerxst1992 said:mrussel1 said:Lerxst1992 said:Jearlpam0925 said:Here we go - the good stuff:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-joe-biden-toast-if-he-loses-pennsylvania/
interesting article but it’s putting a chill in my burgeoning optimism. According to article, Biden’s chances drop about 60% if he loses PA and he is only up 5% there (which 538 and RCP both dropped 1.5% in the last week,almost 25% of Bidens PA lead). Just does not have the feel of a nearly 90% race, but I am done questioning that.On the optimistic side, nearly 70 million have voted and about 25% who did not vote in 2016. That has to be a good sign for Biden.I failed to mention that was for N.C. Very important state but could be a good news.Texas youth vote up 600%, which is important because overall Texas vote is already almost 90% of 2016 total, so,it’s a big sample.
another canary in a coal mine?
https://www.ksat.com/vote-2020/2020/10/27/the-youth-vote-in-texas-is-up-by-more-than-600-from-last-presidential-election/0 -
mrussel1 said:Halifax2TheMax said:Lerxst1992 said:Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
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mrussel1 said:Halifax2TheMax said:Lerxst1992 said:Yikes, +17 in Wisconsin.
canary in a coal mine? Hopefully.
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” A surge in coronavirus cases has damaged President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in Wisconsin, with growing criticism of his work on the pandemic and preference for former Vice President Joe Biden to handle it. Biden holds a slighter advantage in Michigan, with sizable leads among women, moderates and independents in ABC News/Washington Post polls in both states.Biden leads Trump by 57-40% among likely voters in Wisconsin, a state that's now reported to be third in the nation in per capita COVID-19 cases, with a 53% increase in average daily cases in the past two weeks, a record number of hospitalizations and a 112% jump in deaths. That compares with a closer 52-46% in mid-September.
Get yourself informed already.It's a hopeless situation...0
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