Presidential Election: 11/3/20 ---Now the President Elect Joe Biden Thread

[Cooked Crack]

 

 

 

A flop but it's gonna be hard to compete with that massive Bloomberg machine with your hands tied behind your back.

[Chachie]

1 hour ago, Llevron said:

 

Oh I dont disagree with that at all. Matter of fact I told the fiance last night that she looked pissed. Cant let something like that get under your skin that way cause Trump is going to do the exact same thing especially if he knows its a weakness. And he will really be a dick about it. 

 

 

Can you imagine Trump standing right behind Amy the way he did with Hilary? Oh my...

[JCB]

Co-sign with Rufus on the Wisconsin polling. The margins have been *razor* thin in recent elections.

 

Very important to have huge turnout in Milwaukee. For those of you considering donating to individual states, I'd highly recommend reading this article about BLOC in Milwaukee. I'm going to be donating to them. It's important.

 

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/what-wins-wisconsin-milwaukee-community-organizing

 

https://www.blocbybloc.org/staff

 

Everything counts this year.

[Dan T.]

11 minutes ago, Chachie said:

 

 

Can you imagine Trump standing right behind Amy the way he did with Hilary? Oh my...

 

I've said if that scenario ever happens again, the woman should look back at him, act (overly) surprised, cover her crotch with both hands and quickly scoot far away from him, then very theatrically wipe her brow in relief at the escape.

 

Edited February 20, 2020 by Dan T.

[twa]

 

[visionary]

The thing with Wisconsin is that it’s been trending Republican the last few months.  The analysts have been pointing this out for a while now.  It’s very possible the polls for Wisconsin will get worse as time goes on. 

[twa]

I wouldn't pay much attention to registered voter polls, the likely voter ones are more accurate.

 

besides we got a long way to go.

[visionary]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[StillUnknown]

I am 100% confident that scenario leads to blood in the streets

[visionary]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Edited February 20, 2020 by visionary

[AlvinWaltonIsMyBoy]

I’m not overly concerned with polls right now. What’s more interesting to me seems to be the swell of voter enthusiasm in the big cities.  
 

Dems just need to turn out and I think we have a good chance.

[Rdskns2000]

The Dems are stupid with their schedule. Allowing 11 days to pass between NH and NV. Then only 3 days between SC and Super Tuesday.

 

There should have been a week between SC and Super Tuesday.

 

If I were the nonBernie candidates, I would spend most of my time before Super Tuesday in the 7 of  8 states with the most delegates: CA, TX,CO,MA,VA, TN & NC.  MN, the 8th state, is probably going to Klobuchar.

 

It’s vital to reach the 15% threshold there and rack up delegates. You can’t have Bernie win them all or even most of them. He does, then no one will surpass him.

Edited February 20, 2020 by Rdskns2000

[The Evil Genius]

If HRC was considered a polarizing nomination in 2016..what would Bernie in 2020 be considered?

 

Also can we all agree that a 78yo candidate several months removed from a heart attack who refuses to release his medical records is kind of troubling?

Edited February 20, 2020 by The Evil Genius

[Cooked Crack]

 

 

Not buying the Steyer numbers.

[visionary]

 

 

 

Edited February 20, 2020 by visionary

[visionary]

 

 

 

Edited February 20, 2020 by visionary

[StillUnknown]

 

[Llevron]

It’s not gonna happen but I want a Burnie/Buttigieg ticket cause I think they compliment each other and cover for each other’s misses very well. 

[twa]

Pete sure seems to have trouble with Hispanics for some reason.

The Texas and Cali numbers are brutal

[Rufus T Firefly]

30 minutes ago, Rdskns2000 said:

The Dems are stupid with their schedule. Allowing 11 days to pass between NH and NV. Then only 3 days between SC and Super Tuesday.

 

There should have been a week between SC and Super Tuesday.

 

If I were the nonBernie candidates, I would spend most of my time before Super Tuesday in the 7 of  8 states with the most delegates: CA, TX,CO,MA,VA, TN & NC.  MN, the 8th state, is probably going to Klobuchar.

 

It’s vital to reach the 15% threshold there and rack up delegates. You can’t have Bernie win them all or even most of them. He does, then no one will surpass him.

These kinds of problems come up every time, and with both parties.

 

The thing is, the states kind of have the right to schedule their own primaries, and the parties try to strong-arm them into a schedule that works, which is why the first 4 states are where they are, but then everyone wants their shot to vote as soon as possible, which is why we have the pile-up train wreck that is Super Tuesday. 

 

Theparty needs to come up with a way to assert control over the schedule. If they could, coming up with something fair and workable would be easy. It would just need to rely on rotating states each competitive cycle. But right now, they have no real mechanism to do so.

15 minutes ago, Llevron said:

It’s not gonna happen but I want a Burnie/Buttigieg ticket cause I think they compliment each other and cover for each other’s misses very well. 

[Jumbo]

it's a mess

 

if only there were one ring to rule them all

[TheGreatBuzz]

1 hour ago, StillUnknown said:

I am 100% confident that scenario leads to blood in the streets

I have trouble imagining a scenario that doesn’t lead to blood in the streets.

[BleedBNG]