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

Fox say they will call the race as soon as Biden takes lead in PA.

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

Yesterday I posted here for the first time in around six months and I was banned for 24 hours for saying c****y (rhymes with sleepy) Joe. No warning, no tick off, nothing. Yet in the very post above it someone had called Trump all the names under the Sun. Lol.

It got me thinking. I know this is only a Msg Board but what if such bias on a micro level was transferred to a macro level? Could such seething hatred of Trump make people do everything and anything to get him out of power, up to and including vote rigging?

Eh?

You can make an assertion about trump spreading disinformation.
You can say the same about Biden.
You can't call Biden a creep or sleepy joe just as you can't or shouldn't call trump orange fake hair or whatever.

I don't think that's bias?

Incidentally it's easier to call Trump certain things because he demonstrably is those things (a misogynist for example).

Aleece2020 wrote: »

Really interested in PA more so than anything else right now. If that flips then forget about everything else, it'll be over.

if anything goes against trump he loses. he needs the 4 undeclared (PA, NC, AL, GA) + nevada.

y0ssar1an22 wrote: »

how many left? impossible to crunch the numbers without that. or even what % is in?

with ~49,000 left biden needed about 62.5% or 30,500 to win.

Not clear, but people seem to be speculating it is in the 36-39k region.

Curious_Case wrote: »

Why not Don ???

Did it change in the envelope ???

He wants to disenfranchise voters in the military whose votes come in after election day traditionally.

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Have you made another incorrect calculation with these remaining votes, or is this based on your previous incorrect calculation?

I remember a time when he said biden needed 75 percent at the same time when CNN and every other network had said he needed 64 percent.


Where he's sourcing his information from suggests a boutique twitter feed of wrong Americans.

Could be massive for democrats if the 2 senate seats in Georgia go to runoffs in January .. they have a chance to take control of the senate which would mean everything in a Biden administration.

y0ssar1an22 wrote: »

he's gettin just too many goals!

(i miss being banned from the soccer forum )

They're going in the wrong end, he's giving the game away too easily.

It's all fluff and no spark ranting and raving.

Senate is back in play for the dems

hmmm wrote: »

Not clear, but people seem to be speculating it is in the 36-39k region.

Could be about 90K according to CNNs numbers, just under 4.9m votes for Trump or Biden for 98% of the total. That leaves about 90k left.

cant believe i spent a fiver on this

omega man wrote: »

Don’t reply to the super troll.

Good shout

wes wrote: »

The problem with Trump is that he inspires just as much hate from the other side. People will get off there butts to vote against Trump, even if the other guy isn't great.

Point taken, there, but still the GOP cannot afford to abandon him on this basis as he still takes too many voters with him if snubbed, at least for however long he lives. He's sort of potentially toxic to the GoP whether inside or outside of it.

It's the GOP's fault because they willingly embraced Sarah Palin and the Tea Party back in 2008 and you can draw a direct line between that and Trump. It ended up being a monster that was too strong for them to reliably control and now they must live in its' shadow.