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Who thinks Trump will win?

whiskeyman

Hope the mods don't mind a new thread, but I just want to see how many of us think Trump will beat Biden in Nov?
I think he just has so much of a populist ground swell and I wouldn't be surprised if 'external' participants get involved in the process.

Do you think he'll get reelected?
Where will that leave America?

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westdublin

Call Me Jimmy wrote: »

No I don't. I'd want to look into it but it's a form of redistribution of wealth between states, not socialism. If the US was socialist there'd be no reason for democratic socialists of america.

But why should the likes of New York put in more money than they take out ?
And why should some states be allowed to take out more then they put in ?
Shouldn't they be forced to live within their means in a fully capitalist society ?

MeMen2_MoRi_

Call Me Jimmy wrote: »

No I don't. I'd want to look into it but it's a form of redistribution of wealth between states, not socialism. If the US was socialist there'd be no reason for democratic socialists of america.

Links are in my previous posts on thread, not too far back if you wanna have a look.

Considering the wealth that has been gained even when a pandemic is on going, I think socialism needs to be enforced even more in the US.

Just an idea!

westdublin

Call Me Jimmy wrote: »

No I don't. I'd want to look into it but it's a form of redistribution of wealth between states, not socialism. If the US was socialist there'd be no reason for democratic socialists of america.

Also what about the stimulus checks, doesn't this seem a little bit of a socialist thing to do, to look after the people who really need it, but I am sure all those decrying it handed back their checks uncashed.

MeMen2_MoRi_

westdublin wrote: »

Also what about the stimulus checks, doesn't this seem a little bit of a socialist thing to do, to look after the people who really need it, but I am sure all those decrying it handed back their checks uncashed.

Stimulus 2.0 can't happen because it helps the people and the economy too much in their times of need..

Ask Mitch..

Actually edit the above.. Mitch is okay with socialism for the corps, but the people? They can go fcuk themselves..

PMBC

landofthetree wrote: »

Florida: Trump 49%, Biden 46%

A new Rasmussen Reports telephone and online survey of Likely Voters in Florida finds Trump beating Biden 49% to 46%. Three percent (3%) like some other candidate, and another three percent (3%) are undecided. (

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2020/florida_trump_49_biden_46?utm_campaign=RR10232020DN&utm_source=criticalimapct&utm_medium=email

Rasmussen polls typically show a bias towards Reps and 3% is within the margin of error. Im not saying DT wont win Florida

JohnnyKq

MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: »

Links are in my previous posts on thread, not too far back if you wanna have a look.

Considering the wealth that has been gained even when a pandemic is on going, I think socialism needs to be enforced even more in the US.

Just an idea!

President Trump will quell these agends im sure. Nil interest rates will spur asset growth which suits the wealthy. Ie President Trumps buddies

PMBC

Pa ElGrande wrote: »

Fox News Poll: Trump Picks Up Eight Points In Ohio In One Month

Florida: Trump 49%, Biden 46%

Exclusive: GOP Pollster Frank Luntz Says If Trump Wins, The Political Polling Industry is ‘Done

Is it that time already . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9jOyjIBN_c

Meanwhile over at the senate:

Senate GOP marches ahead on Barrett over Democrats’ blockade

Mitch McConnell says ‘no concerns’ despite visible bruises on his hands and mouth

The question is can the Republicans hold their majority in the senate, without them Trump is hostage to congress.

Florida: St Pete Polls Biden +2 , 21-22 October, 2,527 LV

Pelezico

JohnnyKq wrote: »

Bad news for US multinationals in Ireland. He will bring home all these jobs in next 4 years

That would suit me. House prices will fall and my kids will be able to buy.

MeMen2_MoRi_

JohnnyKq wrote: »

President Trump will quell these agends im sure. Nil interest rates will spur asset growth which suits the wealthy. Ie President Trumps buddies

Quell these interests... He literally increased these interests by way of tax cuts? They didn't benefit "middle income" earner's.. the wealthy, that is all Donnie cares about when in office, he only gives a sh!t about the people when seeking a vote..

That's Donnie's game... It's plain to see.

theguzman

JohnnyKq wrote: »

Bad news for US multinationals in Ireland. He will bring home all these jobs in next 4 years

Biden will, Trump won't

timeToLive

Make America Great Again, Again!

Have to admit that made me laugh

MeMen2_MoRi_

timeToLive wrote: »

Make America Great Again, Again!

Have to admit that made me laugh

Again?

Seriously though, an American is allowed to talk how bad America is, but 4 women of colour, they talk sh!t about America, yeah they need to go back to were they came from..

vojiwox

JohnnyKq wrote: »

Bad news for US multinationals in Ireland. He will bring home all these jobs in next 4 years

He won't. He never does anything.

Actually he might tweet this: "BRING HOME JOBS!!!"

westdublin

https://twitter.com/MelissaWrites22/status/1319464593287204864

Donnie having some flash backs

MeMen2_MoRi_

westdublin wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MelissaWrites22/status/1319464593287204864

Donnie having some flash backs

Ohhh ffs, that is gas..

It's like his brain is screaming "sh!t they are onto me, they've found the magic juice..

Silentcorner

Oh dear...oh god...oh no, it's bad news I'm afraid....repeatedly calling Trump a white supremacist is backfiring if the latest approval ratings in the black community are anything to go by and if those black people turn out to vote, then, the Democratic Party are looking down the barrel of a very difficult future....if only they stopped assuming that black people all share the exact same outlook and think the same way they mightn't be in this predicament but that would mean having to assume that black people aren't stupid which is beyond the party leadership!!!

Identity politics is a scourge, just look at the state of the Labour Party and the Lib Dems in the UK.

westdublin

MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: »

Ohhh ffs, that is gas..

It's like his brain is screaming "sh!t they are onto me, they've found the magic juice..

either that or thinking about the 8 ball he has back in his room

UrbanSprawl

westdublin wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MelissaWrites22/status/1319464593287204864

Donnie having some flash backs

:pac::pac::pac::pac:

UrbanSprawl

Silentcorner wrote: »

Oh dear...oh god...oh no, it's bad news I'm afraid....repeatedly calling Trump a white supremacist is backfiring if the latest approval ratings in the black community are anything to go by and if those black people turn out to vote, then, the Democratic Party are looking down the barrel of a very difficult future....if only they stopped assuming that black people all share the exact same outlook and think the same way they mightn't be in this predicament but that would mean having to assume that black people aren't stupid which is beyond the party leadership!!!

Identity politics is a scourge, just look at the state of the Labour Party and the Lib Dems in the UK.

it turns out white ppl have no idea what black want but we must try to understand

westdublin

Silentcorner wrote: »

Oh dear...oh god...oh no, it's bad news I'm afraid....repeatedly calling Trump a white supremacist is backfiring if the latest approval ratings in the black community are anything to go by and if those black people turn out to vote, then, the Democratic Party are looking down the barrel of a very difficult future....if only they stopped assuming that black people all share the exact same outlook and think the same way they mightn't be in this predicament but that would mean having to assume that black people aren't stupid which is beyond the party leadership!!!

Identity politics is a scourge, just look at the state of the Labour Party and the Lib Dems in the UK.

this game is easy to play

https://www.motherjones.com/2020-elections/2020/10/voter-suppression-efforts-could-be-backfiring-on-republicans/

Silentcorner

UrbanSprawl wrote: »

it turns out white ppl have no idea what black want but we must try to understand

What?

You know that black people as individuals are well able to articulate their issues just like everyone else right....you'd swear they communicate through smoke signals the way you talk!!!!

UrbanSprawl

Silentcorner wrote: »

What?

You know that black people as individuals are well able to articulate their issues just like everyone else right....you'd swear they communicate through smoke signals the way you talk!!!!

iI have no doubt they can articuate their issues none at all

Silentcorner

UrbanSprawl wrote: »

iI have no doubt they can articuate their issues none at all

Well....why then would white people have any problems understanding what those issues are?

astrofool

Silentcorner wrote: »

Well....why then would white people have any problems understanding what those issues are?

I don't think the dems need to worry, Trump is a racist, and let's it slip quite often. Assuming group think isn't needed, but kudos on the feigned worry for the DNC.

I do think it's funny that one of your reasons for supporting Trump is the things he's done for the black community, implying that you yourself approve of the resurgence of white supremacist groups in the era of Trump, as that's been the main thing he's done in that area (along with dying disproportionate to other ethnic groups due to his cack handed approach to Covid, 1000 deaths a day and idiot Trump calling for everything to reopen). You never got back about whether you think Trump is managing the virus well since he hosted a super spreader event in the white house, but I'm not surprised about that.

mcmoustache

Manach wrote: »

In this closing stretch, based on the final debate US Conservatives (from browsing the Reddit forum) are now fairly optimistic that Trump now has the momentum to win. Biden's quip on the fate of the Oil industry has been a God's send.

You might want better sources. r/Conservatives went loolaa a few years ago.

[Deleted User]

Trump is a busted flush. Out of his depth since day 1. He's a goner.

Tell me how

tonycascarino wrote: »

Biden does not have what it takes or has he the energy to be the US President. The media can pretend all it likes but Trump's going to win this election.

Do you think the increase in early voting numbers amongst this particular demographic is a good or a bad omen for Trump?

https://twitter.com/ASE/status/1319818684005756928

Scot_in_Dublin

Tell me how wrote: »

Do you think the increase in early voting numbers amongst this particular demographic is a good or a bad omen for Trump?

https://twitter.com/ASE/status/1319818684005756928

Regardless of whatever party you support, I reckon it's a great thing that folks in that demographic are getting out and voting. With the absolute polar opposites that are apparent over the past 4 years and an overly small percentage of qualified voters having voted back in 2016 I think this shows that every age group is in play for this election.

ILoveYourVibes

Its either going to be REALLY close or he will win. The electoral college system will help him.

If its really close he will hang on for dear life. I think the GOP will help him ....his life is their life. And they are loving the facism.

Scot_in_Dublin

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Its either going to be REALLY close or he will win. The electoral college system will help him.

If its really close he will hang on for dear life. I think the GOP will help him ....his life is their life. And they are loving the facism.

Oh absolutely. They have tied themselves to his Presidency so completely that if he losses it will hurt the GOP in a manner that hasn't happened for many many years. And if he does win the next four years, folks will need to deal with that. They will also need to deal with the further disintegration of the US and the position of the President and all that goes along with it.