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Biden stretches his lead in Nevada

Biden lead in Nevada increased to 12k.
Up to a 1% lead now.

tobefrank321 wrote: »

Registered vote doesn't mean everyone will vote. A lot of these estimates look fluid, up one minute down the next. But all he needs is 60k breaking 60-40 and he's fine.

thats pretty much what i said: 56k

tobefrank321 wrote: »

Registered vote doesn't mean everyone will vote. A lot of these estimates look fluid, up one minute down the next. But all he needs is 60k breaking 60-40 and he's fine.

From watching the uptick in results,I'd estimate 45k left, 60/40 split won't do it for Biden. Gap is remaining stubborn. Trump to win by maybe 5000.

kilns wrote: »

Nevada lead increased for Biden

Its over there now

its over entirely if thats the case. give him PA, NC, georgia and alaska only gets trump to 268.

he needed to win nevada cos too far behind in arizona

Quin_Dub wrote: »

What the actual F**k??



Hard to even know how to process that information..

What is the air speed of an unladen African Angel?

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

and we're done.

Sorry, what did I say that was wrong?

Necro wrote: »

And simultaenously the baby man files a lawsuit

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/05/trump-campaign-expected-to-file-nevada-lawsuit-as-biden-gains-ground.html

That's the eejit who ran away from reporters!

Quin_Dub wrote: »

What the actual F**k??



Hard to even know how to process that information..

It's unreal isn't it? I didn't know whether to laugh or despair. This woman is the spiritual advisor to Trump?

I've always found sections of America quite odd in their unshakable faith which seems to be intertwined with nationalism. In the US, they seem to think God is on the side of the USA and then they take it a bit further thinking God is on the side of Trump (or Biden). And that sort of misguided belief is pretty dangerous.

I know this country has had our issues with religion but I don't think we quite tied it to our pride in being Irish in the same way the US seem to.

Quin_Dub wrote: »

What the actual F**k??



Hard to even know how to process that information..

It'll be amazing once the whole Trump circus leaves town.

Tell me how wrote: »

Biden is running simply because of Trump. I favoured Sanders in January but given everything we have seen, I really believe it would have been just too easy to play the communism/socialism card there and I think that that would indeed have swung it for Trump.

Similarly with Warren I think he would have bullied her relentlessly and again, America isn't ready to see that for what it is.

Biden is not the best candidate the Democrats could have offered, but he is likely the only one who could have won this election.

Yes, Biden's the type of guy who'd win votes from the middle America Democrat base. The ones further left would probably stomach voting for him because at least it would be a way to remove Trump, so he covers all the ground. I liked Bernie Sanders, but I agree, America is not ready for a truly centre-left candidate (not corporate Dem lite), nor will they ever be, probably, unless some major cultural shift takes place. Hard to see in a country of that size.

Tell me how wrote: »

He will never run for office himself again.

I think it is more likely candidates with real aspirations for office of the President will look to distance themselves from him rather than seek his endorsement.

He has a history of endorsing candidates who have been beaten.

I'm not sure how you can say Trump wouldn't run again. I mean, I think we've been surprised at what Trump will do or say, so playing the game of what Trump won't do is a risky one for a person's credibility as a political predictor. I can say with reasonable confidence that Trump probably won't be invited to the Clinton house for Thanksgiving dinner. I'm pretty sure he'll never shave his head. I don't know if he wouldn't run again. He's already floated the idea of a 3rd term in a jokey sort of manner during his campaign for this election just gone, so I don't think the idea of being president from 2024 to 2028 is necessarily unappealing. If the pending legal cases against him go ahead, he may simply not be able to physically run for President what with being in jail, or maybe age will catch up with him. But otherwise? The man is nothing if not incredibly stubborn and absolutely unable to let things go. If he can't claw things back in this election, he'll be looking for revenge of some sort, and running again would be the first possibility he looks, imo.

eagle eye wrote: »

It's not even close to over, it's looking good though.

It's a good as over Eagle Eye. By the way I see your county voted for Donald.

https://roscommonherald.ie/2020/11/04/roscommon-votes-for-trump/

funnydoggy wrote: »

Trump's lawyers must be wrecked

If as a lawyer you hooked up with him in the 70s and managed to ar**lick him enough, win enough cases you could have put your kids through Harvard and have a home in the Hamptons.
Staying the course would be difficult though as he appears to be bit of a headbanger and it would be like selling your soul to the devil.

super_furry wrote: »

https://twitter.com/OxfordDiplomat/status/1324335412865863682?s=20

What a difference a decade makes.

This morning on RTE radio the US correspondent was on how Trump somehow didn't manage to get his voters out in Arizona.

He completed failed to mention that Arizona has become a lot more urban, a lot more educated people have moved to the state and one Cindy McCain actively campaigned for Joe Biden.

Shows how little RTE staff know about the US.

Also some are seeing it as John McCain screwing Trump from the grave.

There was a reason that Trump and Palin were not invited to his funeral, whereas Obama was asked to speak and Joe Biden was a pallbearer and spoke at service in Phoenix.

Kushner and Ivanka attended funeral and the McCains were not happy.
They would move heaven and earth to get rid of Trump.

briany wrote: »

Yes, Biden's the type of guy who'd win votes from the middle America Democrat base. The ones further left would probably stomach voting for him because at least it would be a way to remove Trump, so he covers all the ground. I liked Bernie Sanders, but I agree, America is not ready for a truly centre-left candidate (not corporate Dem lite), nor will they ever be, probably, unless some major cultural shift takes place. Hard to see in a country of that size.





I'm not sure how you can say Trump wouldn't run again. I mean, I think we've been surprised at what Trump will do or say, so playing the game of what Trump won't do is a risky one for a person's credibility as a political predictor. I can say with reasonable confidence that Trump probably won't be invited to the Clinton house for Thanksgiving dinner. I'm pretty sure he'll never shave his head. I don't know if he wouldn't run again. He's already floated the idea of a 3rd term in a jokey sort of manner during his campaign for this election just gone, so I don't think the idea of being president from 2024 to 2028 is necessarily unappealing. If the pending legal cases against him go ahead, he may simply not be able to physically run for President what with being in jail, or maybe age will catch up with him. But otherwise? The man is nothing if not incredibly stubborn and absolutely unable to let things go. If he can't claw things back in this election, he'll be looking for revenge of some sort, and running again would be the first possibility he looks, imo.

Don't be surprised to see those rallies keep going; albeit with a "modest" entrance fee.