Trump vs Biden 2020, And the winner is.......... (pt 4) Read OP

Biden predicted for Maine
-CNN

Giblet wrote: »

If you pasted facts from a tweet without verifying if it's true.
If you conflated voter turnout on registered vs eligible voters.
If you parroted a tweet from a nobody without evidence.

Congrats, go look at yourself in the mirror and call yourself a moron, because you did those things.

Bad day ?

namloc1980 wrote: »

The gap in PA has closed by c.200k in the last few hours. Biden going to take PA too??

Biden team really confident about Pa.

I think it's a bit too steep but they won't need it anyway.

@KFaulders
From working phones - Multiple sources close to President Trump believe they have at least one clear but complicated path to re- election. Sources say Trump would need to hold Pennsylvania, Georgia and pull off a win in Arizona but admit it is tough.

JupiterKid wrote: »

Was watching the coverage on BBC news last night and had to turn of the TV and head to bed at 2am as I had work in the morning. Could have stayed glued to the telly for ages otherwise...

So is it still too early to say the way Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Michigan are going to go? Will the postal votes make a difference?

Can Joe Biden begin to feel that he’s going to win, or is it still all to play for?

I think he's pretty confident.

MI and WI are called or close to. Nevada and Arizona almost certainly. Pennsylvania a bit more opaque but not strictly necessary at that point anyway.

steddyeddy wrote: »

How much do Trump voters actually operate on spite? I met several who don't have strong opinions on his "policies" but like the idea of making those on the "left" cry.

I know some of these people and to be honest I don't blame them. The "left" (I hesitate to use that term because in my view authoritarianism really has no place in modern leftist politics) have spent the last ten years describing anyone with socially conservative views as stupid, subhuman, worthless pieces of sh!t. I've been saying this for years, but the alt-right did not come into existence in a vacuum, they are the inevitable equal and opposite reaction to the identity politics left attempting to close the Overton Window to exclude legitimate conservative beliefs from mainstream acceptance.

My ex girlfriend is one of them, actually. She has extremely solid conservative views particularly on abortion (she regards herself as a survivor of same because she is certain her mother would have had one had it been legal in Ireland at the time) and when I met her ten years ago, that was her only die hard conservative belief. She is now a fully fledged far right activist for one reason and one reason only: She has been socially ostracised, humiliated and shunned by her family and social circle for being outspokenly anti-repeal over the course of the 2010s. She is extremely bitter and angry that, as she sees it (and as a leftist unfortunately I'm inclined to agree) the right is currently capable of separating the political from the personal, but the left refuses to do so.

The reason she's eager to "own the libs" is because so many of those 'libs' have become insufferably arrogant, holier than thou and condescending towards anyone who disagrees with them. And anyone with any kind of confident personality reacts to being bullied by doubling down. The more people tell her her beliefs are "wrong" and "unacceptable", the more extreme she becomes in them.

I could write a whole feckin' essay on this to be honest. I find it truly sad how anyone with right wing beliefs is treated by today's society. This woman is a good person, a good mother, a good friend, a committed activist, and literally all she gets from a lot of people in her life is abuse. She will try to talk about neutral things - movies, music, the social scene, the feckin' weather - and from what I can tell most people, one of her sisters in particular, will always find a way to swing every single conversation around to an attack on her conservative ideology. She can't get through a feckin' dinner without someone having a go at her about it. And when the left held such an immense balance of societal power in the earlier half of the 2010s, the gloating, condescending rubbing of her face into it was truly repulsive.

By and large, it isn't the right wing who will look down on an entire human being for their political beliefs if they otherwise like them and get along. But many on the extremist identity "left" are willing to cut people out of their lives for "wrongthink".

So to answer your question, yes, many conservatives are fuelled by spite. And that is an inevitable equal and opposition to the spite they faced from liberals earlier this decade. And that's coming from a die hard far left liberal myself, as anyone who recognises my username will know - I actually spent most of the Repeal referendum imploring my fellow Repeal advocates to campaign in a positive way instead of guilt bombing, bullying or attacking undecided and pro-life leaning voters.

Nothing creates extremists faster than telling them that they must change their political beliefs or be punished for it. Nothing.

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Bad day ?

Me? No.
You? Well, did you look in the mirror yet?

The last 50,000 votes ive seen roll into Pennsylvania on the CNN website have been split roughly 75/25 to Biden. If that keeps up he might just do it.

From CNN
"The Trump campaign is desperately fundraising the day after the election for resources to wage legal battles against election results."

is_that_so wrote: »

From CNN
"The Trump campaign is desperately fundraising the day after the election for resources to wage legal battles against election results."

Waste of money. There's no judge going to rule in favour of disenfranchising voters.

Giblet wrote: »

Me? No.
You? Well, did you look in the mirror yet?

No its been great day , very exciting stuff to watch form a far

Paths to victory. (Source: The Guardian)

Biden:

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