2024 Presidential Election thread

[Tigeraholic1]

Oof. 
 

 

[1984Echoes]

14 minutes ago, MichiganCardinal said:

It would be shockingly delusional, even for them, if they thought this was true. The election was going to be won - by either side - by <3% in about five states. That was the case Saturday and it's still the case today.

Kamala has a better chance of accidentally flipping Texas than Trump ever has of a 2008 looking map.

It's ALL in the hands of Independents.

Turn out the base, and Republicans get 30% of the vote. And they are locked in (well, at least MAGA is...).

Turn out the base, and Democrats get 35% of the vote.

It's ALL in the middle, with Independents, 35% that could swing either way...

Oh, and what was Trump's standing with Indies?

Not very high IIRC.

[1984Echoes]

PS: Trump has lost:

Nearly 100% of all Indies.

Nearly 100% of the young vote.

Nearly 100% of suburban, or centrist, or suburban moms.

He's going to get wiped out in an electoral landslide in 2024.

This will be FUN!!!

[romad1]

Megyn Kelly might want to wipe off the Roger Ailes baby batter before she starts on this. 

[gehringer_2]

3 minutes ago, romad1 said:

Megyn Kelly might want to wipe off the Roger Ailes baby batter before she starts on this. 

More projection apparently?

[mtutiger]

3 minutes ago, romad1 said:

Megyn Kelly might want to wipe off the Roger Ailes baby batter before she starts on this. 

It's amazing, they simply cannot help themselves....

[pfife]

Imagine thinking tulsi gabbard embarrassed someone not named tulsi gabbard

[pfife]

Just saw substitute Pence on TV and he had ppl with signs that said swamp the vote which is super great given before they were going to drain the swamp.   Apparently now they know they're the swamp.

[Motown Bombers]

It’ll be interesting to see how republicans navigate how Harris was too tough on crime while simultaneously saying she was too soft on crime and California experienced a crime wave under her. 

[mtutiger]

What a weirdo... 

[CMRivdogs]

1 minute ago, mtutiger said:

What a weirdo... 

 If he's a true son of Appalachia shouldn't it be a Dr Pepper. Mountain Dew is so 90s

[pfife]

At least he admits he drank it in a very racist manner

[mtutiger]

3 minutes ago, pfife said:

At least he admits he drank it in a very racist manner

The comment itself is strange, but man the rest of the clip is honestly even stranger.

Just zero charisma at all.

[Motown Bombers]

 

[smr-nj]

1 hour ago, CMRivdogs said:

The arguments against Diaper Don and the Bearded Lady Vance could almost write themselves

 

 

Oh, please please please use this in your campaign JD. Please please please

[CMRivdogs]

The Never Trumpers are on the ball. Hire them for your ads, we'll sort out other differences later

 

[Hongbit]

What happened to every two seconds of bed wetting idiots that don’t have an ounce of brainpower.   Replacing Biden will never work and only the product of treasonous donors that must secretly love Trump.  My personal favorite was the networks and CNN were fake news that were set up to favor Trump.

I’ve been here long enough to not be surprised at the hypocrisy but it sure looks like the never wrong crowd on here were wrong as hell.  

Smart people often have a hard time admitting they got something wrong.  Much like the tough guy that isn’t afraid to cry, admitting a wrong is a very redeeming quality and has been proven to garner more trust in people for future opinions than refusing to admit.  I can’t say I expect an “ok so I missed that one” or even a “my bad” but it does lessen the forum and the debate if the group think can’t own up to the few times it gets something wrong.   

[Motown Bombers]

We won’t know until November if this coup will work, but yes the Dems haven’t screwed it up yet and are executing it better than expected. 

[CMRivdogs]

Good thinking Joe, now go back to your big boat on the Potomac.

 

[MichiganCardinal]

3 minutes ago, Hongbit said:

What happened to every two seconds of bed wetting idiots that don’t have an ounce of brainpower.   Replacing Biden will never work and only the product of treasonous donors that must secretly love Trump.  My personal favorite was the networks and CNN were fake news that were set up to favor Trump.

I’ve been here long enough to not be surprised at the hypocrisy but it sure looks like the never wrong crowd on here were wrong as hell.  

Smart people often have a hard time admitting they got something wrong.  Much like the tough guy that isn’t afraid to cry, admitting a wrong is a very redeeming quality and has been proven to garner more trust in people for future opinions than refusing to admit.  I can’t say I expect an “ok so I missed that one” or even a “my bad” but it does lessen the forum and the debate if the group think can’t own up to the few times it gets something wrong.   

I'm surprised that the party rallied around Kamala so quickly. Before Biden dropped out, most of the yells were simply "NOT BIDEN", rather than any actual nuanced evaluation of the pros and cons of Biden vs. [Insert replacement here].

I think that's a credit to Biden and how he went about dropping out. One statement bowing out immediately followed by one endorsing Kamala, before anyone could get a breath out in reaction to his dropping out. Give someone a couple hundred million dollars of a head start and the endorsement of the sitting President, and it will be hard if not impossible for any serious competitor to gain traction 100 days out. Rather than chaos begetting chaos (which is what I feared would happen), the chaos lead to a collective "fair enough" shrug at the endorsement of Kamala. Which brought with it unity in the party.

[gehringer_2]

8 minutes ago, MichiganCardinal said:

I'm surprised that the party rallied around Kamala so quickly. Before Biden dropped out, most of the yells were simply "NOT BIDEN", rather than any actual nuanced evaluation of the pros and cons of Biden vs. [Insert replacement here].

I think that's a credit to Biden and how he went about dropping out. One statement bowing out immediately followed by one endorsing Kamala, before anyone could get a breath out in reaction to his dropping out. Give someone a couple hundred million dollars of a head start and the endorsement of the sitting President, and it will be hard if not impossible for any serious competitor to gain traction 100 days out. Rather than chaos begetting chaos (which is what I feared would happen), the chaos lead to a collective "fair enough" shrug at the endorsement of Kamala. Which brought with it unity in the party.

I would have to guess somebody made sure in advance most of the possible choices would take themselves out of contention in the 1st hour. With Newsom, Whitmer et al coming out with almost instant endorsements, it was over before it began.

[Tigeraholic1]

 

[smr-nj]

Just now, gehringer_2 said:

I would have to guess somebody made sure in advance most of the possible choices would take themselves out of contention in the 1st hour. With Newsom, Whitmer et al coming out with almost instant endorsements, it was over before it began.

Yep. I’m thinking those ducks were already in a row , and were part of the condition/ conversation.

[VegasTiger]

Nobody knows?

[smr-nj]

1 minute ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

 

Shame on you.