Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

agip wrote:

that's fascinating.

haley is going to be the 'team player' R, flexible and ready to go Trump or Romney, whichever wins.

Gaetz is full on Trump.

etc.

There are going to be fistfights at CPAC, if it ever happens again.

Nikki Haley isn't an idiot. She knows that Trump still has a hold over the Republican Party, but not for long. She had to respond to Don Jr's challenge, but she's not going down with the ship.

Gaetz on the other hand believes his own propaganda.

Monkeys typing wrote:

agip wrote:

that's fascinating.

haley is going to be the 'team player' R, flexible and ready to go Trump or Romney, whichever wins.

Gaetz is full on Trump.

etc.

There are going to be fistfights at CPAC, if it ever happens again.

Nikki Haley isn't an idiot. She knows that Trump still has a hold over the Republican Party, but not for long. She had to respond to Don Jr's challenge, but she's not going down with the ship.

Gaetz on the other hand believes his own propaganda.

Haley is trying very hard to have a foot in both camps...in the leadup to the election she was full on trumpy. She's like a a star player on a team, trying to make the team win no matter what.

Question is if her clear trumpiness will hurt her in a couple years.

I suspect it will not. People just like her.

agip wrote:

Question is if her clear trumpiness will hurt her in a couple years.

I suspect it will not. People just like her.

People can barely remember an hour ago, she'll be fine.

Interesting trend btw on those traditional red states-

Arizona - home state of the extremely popular John McCain, who Trump spent years insulting even after his death.

Georgia - home state of extremely popular John Lewis, who Trump spent years insulting even after his death.

when sh!tposting backfires

kibitzer wrote:

return to index wrote:

Biden 2,449,580 49.39%

Trump * 2,448,484 49.37%

Jorgensen 61,382 1.24%

Just a note that, if Biden's lead in GA holds up, much thanks should go to Jo Jorgensen. Most of the people who voted for her would--if a Libertarian candidate were not available--probably have voted Republican (or stayed home).

I was noticing/thinking the same thing.

I see Trollminator has begun throwing stuff back in Rigged's face. The post I plan to make will have him as the focus. Not time just yet though. More to come...

Racket wrote:

agip wrote:

Question is if her clear trumpiness will hurt her in a couple years.

I suspect it will not. People just like her.

People can barely remember an hour ago, she'll be fine.

Interesting trend btw on those traditional red states-

Arizona - home state of the extremely popular John McCain, who Trump spent years insulting even after his death.

Georgia - home state of extremely popular John Lewis, who Trump spent years insulting even after his death.

when sh!tposting backfires

I believe you are correct that Trump's attacking of those two fine gentlemen has had something to do with the current state of the votes in those states.

Flagpole wrote:

kibitzer wrote:

Just a note that, if Biden's lead in GA holds up, much thanks should go to Jo Jorgensen. Most of the people who voted for her would--if a Libertarian candidate were not available--probably have voted Republican (or stayed home).

I was noticing/thinking the same thing.

Now imagine what it would be like in these close states if ranked choice voting happened

Biden takes the lead in PA.

Trollminator wrote:

https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1324697813314359296?s=20

Thanks! That last one from Sterling was what I needed.

So based on what he said about outstanding votes in Gwinett (8197), Floyd (444), Cobb (700), and Laurens (1797) counties, here are the net Biden votes expected in each county:

Gwinett: 1,483

Cobb: 102

Floyd: -189

Laurens: -524

Total Biden Gain: 872

New Biden Margin of victory: 1,968

So based on Sterling's data Biden will gain about 872 votes to put him 1,968 votes ahead.

Then we can think about military, provisional, and cured ballots.

agip wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

Look at these two fighting for trump's affection. Beyond pathetic

https://twitter.com/mattgaetz/status/1324469405812666375?s=20

that's fascinating.

haley is going to be the 'team player' R, flexible and ready to go Trump or Romney, whichever wins.

Gaetz is full on Trump.

etc.

There are going to be fistfights at CPAC, if it ever happens again.

I'm thinking at least half of the GOP will continue invoking trump's name and thus allowing him to continue to meddle in politics until he runs again in 2024... I hope they destroy each other from within.

Ree Publican wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

Surely much of the 69 million who voted for trump either agree or simply don't care

When you have Democrats rioting, vandalizing, burning, stealing, assaulting.... no I can't say I care about Bannon's choice of words. Not one bit.

So do you call for additional violence like Bannon did? Is that what you want?

Anyone expect Trump to make a concession speech like this?

https://youtu.be/v5Mba8ncBso

Or a unity speech like this?

https://youtu.be/HcOgwJ9uAMQ

CountChocula wrote:

Flagpole wrote:

I was noticing/thinking the same thing.

Now imagine what it would be like in these close states if ranked choice voting happened

nice for a third party person to help the dems instead of hurt them.

Ralph Nader sent the world into the land of Bush2 and Trump - without him we would have had Gore and a much better world.

And of course 3rd parties helped elect trump too.

agip wrote:

Monkeys typing wrote:

Nikki Haley isn't an idiot. She knows that Trump still has a hold over the Republican Party, but not for long. She had to respond to Don Jr's challenge, but she's not going down with the ship.

Gaetz on the other hand believes his own propaganda.

Haley is trying very hard to have a foot in both camps...in the leadup to the election she was full on trumpy. She's like a a star player on a team, trying to make the team win no matter what.

Question is if her clear trumpiness will hurt her in a couple years.

I suspect it will not. People just like her.

No, I think her lack of full commitment will hurt her. She is not devoted enough to the cause.

Biden leading by 6k votes in PA with 95% in... I'm thinking his lead will be in the range of 80-100k in the end. Game over

Fat hurts wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1324697813314359296?s=20

Thanks! That last one from Sterling was what I needed.

So based on what he said about outstanding votes in Gwinett (8197), Floyd (444), Cobb (700), and Laurens (1797) counties, here are the net Biden votes expected in each county:

Gwinett: 1,483

Cobb: 102

Floyd: -189

Laurens: -524

Total Biden Gain: 872

New Biden Margin of victory: 1,968

So based on Sterling's data Biden will gain about 872 votes to put him 1,968 votes ahead.

Then we can think about military, provisional, and cured ballots.

Yeah, those extra ballots are going to make it VERY interesting in GA. No celebrating from me just yet...I will do so once PA is in hand, but not before.

1,127 covid deaths in the US yesterday.

Monkeys typing wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

To be precise, it's 8,899 potential military ballots that have not been received and/or counted as of Thursday morning. I'm thinking that most of those will not be received at all.

Perhaps, but military ballots will have a different partisan bias than the domestic sample and likely lean Republican which increases the uncertainty of the final outcome.

I don't think it's going to matter much. I'll be surprised if 500 of those ballots are returned by today. Remember, those are just unreturned ballots that had not been received by Thursday morning.

So let's say 500 show up in time. Even if Trump gets 75% of them, that only nets him 250 votes.