Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

TTH wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Trump has FL on lock.

If Trump had FL on lock he wouldn't be spending so much time "rallying" there and, more importantly, spending as much as he's been forced to in the state.

As always, your clueless.

Dementia Joe has all but given up; with a little over a week to go, he's back to hiding in the basement. He's too old, too tired, too weak & too senile to be POTUS.

Enjoy your loss.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Trump takes the lead in PA.

https://amgreatness.com/2020/10/26/trump-takes-the-lead-in-pennsylvania-3-per-new-poll/

Wow, that's a huge swing. Everyone else is giving Biden a 6-8% lead. Trump is going to get re-elected so easily that it is not even worth going to vote for him. Stay at home with your feet up.

The senate map in 2022 is very tough for Republicans. If Biden wins that does not mean the R's will gain seats as per usual.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Trump takes the lead in PA.

https://amgreatness.com/2020/10/26/trump-takes-the-lead-in-pennsylvania-3-per-new-poll/

Since you are all of the sudden interested in Polls, Biden is a 6:1 favorite in PA based on the polls. All other polls are giving Biden a 7-8 point lead:

Flagpole wrote:

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Ok, voting for Trump over ANYONE is wacko, but you are CORRECT that liberals didn't want Bernie. We went with a moderate.

I consider myself a (centrist) Republican. I can't vote for Trump. He's a liar, an idiot, and an a**. The only thing he's good at is conning people.

Still, there are some Dems I can't vote for as well. Bernie and Warren for starters. Biden is okay. I may disagree with him on many things, but at least I can respect him.

I would have had a pretty tough time if Bernie or Warren won the ticket. I likely would have voted for the libertarian.

Rigged, Ghost and all other members of the Trump KKKult:

Are we “rounding the corner” on this pandemic???

Just wondering what you think

win win win no matter what wrote:

Biden and anything he represents, other than “not being Trump”, isn’t a motivating factor to any voters. Most of the liberals really wanted Bernie and would have actually been drawn out to vote FOR Bernie. They were inspired and drawn out to vote for Obama. But not Joe.

I want to circle back to this post as I am one of the more liberal people here.

I wanted Elizabeth Warren to be the nominee and voted for her in the primary.

I preferred Biden over Bernie, though.

My choice preference was based on the policies they pushed and how practical I thought they were at being implemented.

I liked Bernie's proposals but didn't think he'd get any of it passed.

I think Warren would have compromised more and actually got something progressive passed.

Biden will get things done, just not as much as Warren would have.

All of that said, I am very inspired to vote for Joe.

And not because he isn't Trump.

I am inspired because he is very compassionate and presents himself as a human being that truly wants to bring the country together and help even the people that don't support him.

He was the best person for this particular election. I think he will pull in more undecided people and those that may have chosen third party candidates.

I really like the guy.

C'mon, man! (that's the slogan)

Last I heard they had officially given up:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/25/politics/mark-meadows-controlling-coronavirus-pandemic-cnntv/index.html

Alan55 wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Trump takes the lead in PA.

https://amgreatness.com/2020/10/26/trump-takes-the-lead-in-pennsylvania-3-per-new-poll/

Wow, that's a huge swing. Everyone else is giving Biden a 6-8% lead. Trump is going to get re-elected so easily that it is not even worth going to vote for him. Stay at home with your feet up.

That one poll did give Trump a boost on 538. His chances of winning went from 12% all the way up to 13%.

I'm sure there will be several more polls of Pennsylvania soon. Will be interesting to see if it's an outlier or if it represents a shift.

I would stop pretty well short of saying that I was inspired to vote for Joe Biden, but I totally agree with your takes on Warren (also my primary choice) and Bernie.

We are rounding the corner on the coronavirus. In fact, we've gone all the way around the block to get back where we were in July.

I know we aren't supposed to pay any attention to early voting but lordy let this mean black turnout will be enormous.

That could flip GA in the EC and senate.

One of the GA senate seats is actually in the blue right now, per 538.

If black turnout is very high across the nation, that could mean a large and meaningful polling error in favor of Joe in FL, GA, NC, SC, TX, PA, WI.

"By Tuesday, more than 601,000 Black Americans had voted early in Georgia compared with about 286,240 two weeks before the 2016 election. In Maryland, about 192,775 had voted compared with 18,430. And California had over 303,145 -- up from more than 106,360 two weeks before the election four years ago. That's according to Catalist, a data company that provides analytics to Democrats, academics and progressive advocacy organizations."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/26/politics/black-voter-turnout-election-trnd/index.html

NameStolenAgain wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Trump takes the lead in PA.

https://amgreatness.com/2020/10/26/trump-takes-the-lead-in-pennsylvania-3-per-new-poll/

Since you are all of the sudden interested in Polls, Biden is a 6:1 favorite in PA based on the polls. All other polls are giving Biden a 7-8 point lead:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/pennsylvania/

Nate Plastic is ALWAYS wrong in one direction. He's a biased poll reader.

Start paying attention to voter registration trends, primary participation rates (Norpoth model), enthusiasm gaps & google search activity- they favor Trump by a wide margin and these metrics are a much more accurate predictor for presidential elections.

Enjoy your loss.

agip wrote:

I know we aren't supposed to pay any attention to early voting but lordy let this mean black turnout will be enormous.

That could flip GA in the EC and senate.

One of the GA senate seats is actually in the blue right now, per 538.

If black turnout is very high across the nation, that could mean a large and meaningful polling error in favor of Joe in FL, GA, NC, SC, TX, PA, WI.

"By Tuesday, more than 601,000 Black Americans had voted early in Georgia compared with about 286,240 two weeks before the 2016 election. In Maryland, about 192,775 had voted compared with 18,430. And California had over 303,145 -- up from more than 106,360 two weeks before the election four years ago. That's according to Catalist, a data company that provides analytics to Democrats, academics and progressive advocacy organizations."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/26/politics/black-voter-turnout-election-trnd/index.html

GA isn't flipping to blue. Just stop with your nonsense.

No...but Black Americans know that a Trump reelection means 4 more years of Systemic Racism and Racial Injustice. He thinks BLM is illegal.

How so? The poll you based your conclusion on is one of 15 or so that are included in the 538 analysis.

NameStolenAgain wrote:

Last I heard they had officially given up:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/25/politics/mark-meadows-controlling-coronavirus-pandemic-cnntv/index.html

You could say it’s giving up OR you could say it’s being realistic. The window for gaining control was March 2020. The virus is too widespread now that it won’t “be controlled” even if people socially distance and always wear their masks. Another lockdown would slow the rate of spread again, but it wouldn’t get rid of the virus and it would decimate what’s left of several sectors of the economy. The only way out is herd immunity or a vaccine. Trump said we are learning to live with the virus, Biden said we are learning to die with it. I say, with strict lockdowns, we’re learning to be slaves to a virus with a pretty low mortality rate.

Start paying attention to voter registration trends,... [quote]

[quote]Rigged for Hillary wrote:

GA isn't flipping to blue. Just stop with your nonsense.

You sure about that? Because you're the one who says look at voter registration trends, and they seem to favor the Democrats in Georgia. Kemp only beat Abrams by 55,000 votes, while over 320,000 new voters were registered in 2019. The percentage of voters under 35 has increased dramatically, the percentage of Hispanic and Asian voters has increased, while the percentage of white voters has dropped.

agip wrote:

I know we aren't supposed to pay any attention to early voting but lordy let this mean black turnout will be enormous.

That could flip GA in the EC and senate.

One of the GA senate seats is actually in the blue right now, per 538.

If black turnout is very high across the nation, that could mean a large and meaningful polling error in favor of Joe in FL, GA, NC, SC, TX, PA, WI.

"By Tuesday, more than 601,000 Black Americans had voted early in Georgia compared with about 286,240 two weeks before the 2016 election. In Maryland, about 192,775 had voted compared with 18,430. And California had over 303,145 -- up from more than 106,360 two weeks before the election four years ago. That's according to Catalist, a data company that provides analytics to Democrats, academics and progressive advocacy organizations."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/26/politics/black-voter-turnout-election-trnd/index.html

Yes, Stacy Abrams has really done quite a job, especially here in Georgia.

But agip, white dudes aren't allowed to say "Lordy". It just isn't done.