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US Presidential Election 2020 Thread II - Judgement Day(s)

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Manic Moran

virginmediapls wrote: »

Regardless of who eventually stutters to victory here, it's a ****ing damning indictment on the population of the USA that this orange gowl got so many votes.

To include the politicians.

Being not an orange gowl is a good thing. Being not an orange gowl, however, is not a political position nor does it affect people's lives as much as the policies carried out. Democrats may mock folks in Alabama or Wyoming or rural Pennsylvania or the Florida-Georgia-Line, wherever, but the bottom line is that their policies are sufficiently repugnant to the voters of those areas that they would rather vote for orange gowl than the Democrat candidate.

They have two choices. They can either ignore those voters and hope to get enough votes elsewhere, which did not work in 2016, or they can be more Blue Dog and less Left Coast.

Now, unlike most of you, apparently, I'm not drawing any particular dramatic conclusions from the tallies so far from these very early votes. When I go to bed in a couple of hours, I'm still fairly sure I'll be waking up to a Biden victory. But the bottom line is that in four years, they will not likely be running against an orange gowl, and the voters of non-urban American will still predominantly not like Democrat policies, and the Democrats will not have any more claim to be a representative party than the Republicans do.

Larbre34

Professional sap Cory Gardner loses his Senate seat to Dems.

BonnieSituation

Akabusi wrote: »

What has happened with the Florida counting, was flying earlier and seems stuck at 92% now

The Panhandle are an hour behind the rest of the state so that's the last few.

BonnieSituation

Francie Barrett wrote: »

538 should shut down after this.

Will you calm down.

Bowlardo

Biden 21/10
Trump 3/10

Paddy power

They were wrong last time

Blanco100

Bowlardo wrote: »

Biden 21/10
Trump 3/10

Paddy power

They were wrong last time

The markets probably had wider odds 4 years ago in fairness. All to play for.

Real Donald Trump

Whatever happens I still love John King at the board

Larbre34

Good moment to get some money off em. Put a ton on Biden.

Brian?

Francie Barrett wrote: »

538 should shut down after this.

Why? Because you don’t understand how it works?

FatRat

Sky News being hit with some reality now. The biased analysts they have on are starting to sound worried.

quokula

Even if Biden does win, the fact that it’s so close really makes me lose faith in humanity to see such complete ignorance on such a massive scale.

And if Trump wins, it really leaves me terrified about the world my children will grow up into with continuing accelerating climate change and all the disruption and devastation that will bring.

StringerBell

Right, I'd say I'll be safe to go have a sleep for few hours and see how the land lies when more of the vote is actually in. Nothing has flipped or been called in a shock yet. All to play for, enjoy it.

Real Donald Trump

Latest

Biden 11/4
Trump 1/4

Mr.Nice Guy

There are twitter pollsters I've been keeping an eye on that were very positive about Biden earlier in the evening - they're hardy saying anything now.

This feels like Trump has won. I hope there is a pleasant surprise on the way because I can't see anything for Biden supporters to be positive about as it stands.

J2CVC

Blanco100 wrote: »

The markets probably had wider odds 4 years ago in fairness. All to play for.

The markets certainly weren't wrong at this point last year.

FrostyJack

Graham kept his seat. Jesus wept.

shocksy

Trump 1/5
Biden 13/5

Easy money for all the Biden supporters on here who still thinks he has it in the bag. I wouldn't be betting on him at this stage.

kilns

If you were a Trump supporter you would be confident right now

All_in_Flynn

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

There are twitter pollsters I've been keeping an eye on that were very positive about Biden earlier in the evening - they're hardy saying anything now.

This feels like Trump has won. I hope there is a pleasant surprise on the way because I can't see anything for Biden supporters to be positive about as it stands.

Ye I'm hoping he manages to sneak Ohio or NC somehow but I just can't see it.

Francie Barrett

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

There are twitter pollsters I've been keeping an eye on that were very positive about Biden earlier in the evening - they're hardy saying anything now.

This feels like Trump has won. I hope there is a pleasant surprise on the way because I can't see anything for Biden supporters to be positive about as it stands.

I was following a chap covering Florida and he's made his Tweets protected in the last hour.

J2CVC

Betfair:

Biden: 4.3
Trump: 1.3

This is looking very ominous.

TomOnBoard

StringerBell wrote: »

Right, I'd say I'll be safe to go have a sleep for few hours and see how the land lies when more of the vote is actually in. Nothing has flipped or been called in a shock yet. All to play for, enjoy it.

I just had a snooze for an hour.. I'm amazed how the sentiment has changed in that time.. Jeez, but what's happening? I don't like what I'm seeing.. At. All!!...

Widye

quokula wrote: »

Even if Biden does win, the fact that it’s so close really makes me lose faith in humanity to see such complete ignorance on such a massive scale.

And if Trump wins, it really leaves me terrified about the world my children will grow up into with continuing accelerating climate change and all the disruption and devastation that will bring.

I'd be more terrified by the effect of the media hysteria about what people should think of Trump versus what he actually does. Ffs.

PalLimerick

There is a lot of misinformation in this thread. TBF, it's coming from news sources. The MSM were reporting Biden won Virginia, nobody has been declared the winner and Trump is leading. Somebody said Lindsey Graham was on course to lose his seat, he has been returned as a Senator.

Francie Barrett

When you consider what Trump put into Pennsylvania, you'd have to fancy his changes of holding it and essentially ended any Democrat hopes of winning this election.

12gauge dave

Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Virginia

All red right now

TP_CM

quokula wrote: »

Even if Biden does win, the fact that it’s so close really makes me lose faith in humanity to see such complete ignorance on such a massive scale.

And if Trump wins, it really leaves me terrified about the world my children will grow up into with continuing accelerating climate change and all the disruption and devastation that will bring.

Trump did a lot of good as well you know. We just don't hear about it because the left leaning media has us brainwashed. Hell, we're so brainwashed that even me saying this sounds like I'm pro-Trump. Which I'm not. But we need to ask as many questions of the media as we are about the polls or the president. The lack of balance is setting all our expectations.

J2CVC

J2CVC wrote: »

Betfair:

Biden: 4.3
Trump: 1.3

This is looking very ominous.

Biden: 5
Trump: 1.24

Nearly time for bed

Ignacius

BonnieSituation wrote: »

all of our Whiskeys are in that case.

John Jameson wasn't a papist by any stretch.

If the price is right!

MOR316

Genuinely cannot believe some people think Trump won't win.

It's almost like those people are unaware of society in today's world