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

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The Iron Giant

everlast75 wrote: »

Seriously. You would want to have severe brain damage to be surprised by what Trump did there.

I am shocked by nothing of what he said.

The idea that Ric or any other Trump apologist would be shocked is nonsense.

They know the show is over and they want to keep their gig.

**** them all.

In fairness, Santorum was still brazen up until that speech. And then you could see he was shook.

Hurrache

CountNjord wrote: »

Some of the earth is scorched already, happened a few months ago if I can remember lol

By the SJWs and their ilk

Hey sour grapes, the first person arrested and charged for a high profile arson of a public building was a Trump supporter trying, as you are, to basically make **** up and blame others.

breezy1985

Is Georgia finished or not? Im seeing every county at 100% but overall 99%

StringerBell

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is Georgia finished or not? Im seeing every county at 100% but overall 99%

Think Georgia is getting pretty close to being called one way or the other very soon alright.

Francie Barrett

Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: »

I'll need to see it before I believe it.

The problem is that Trump has a huge personal following that is more pro-Trump, than pro-Republican. My guess is that senior Republicans know that Trump is done, but they don't want to alienate the voters, who are probably more loyal to Trump than the Republican party.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is Georgia finished or not? Im seeing every county at 100% but overall 99%

I'm seeing a few counties (mostly Democratic) still at 95% on the CNN results map.

Inquitus

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is Georgia finished or not? Im seeing every county at 100% but overall 99%

No, there are more to count in GA, it will flip to Biden and then its over, he can bitch all he wants to about PA and NV he will still have lost.

The Iron Giant

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is Georgia finished or not? Im seeing every county at 100% but overall 99%

18000 left to be counted per CNN in Georgia.

Headshot

My God Biden is so close in Georgia

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

Francie Barrett wrote: »

The problem is that Trump has a huge personal following that is more pro-Trump, than pro-Republican. My guess is that senior Republicans know that Trump is done, but they don't want to alienate the voters, who are probably more loyal to Trump than the Republican party.

Absolutely. Strong words from Santorum but I don't believe what he said will turn out to be true at all.

thebaz

Headshot wrote: »

My God Biden is so close in Georgia

can he win ?

breezy1985

Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: »

I'm seeing a few counties (mostly Democratic) still at 95% on the CNN results map.

Thanks. Guardian has all at 100%

The Iron Giant

Christ. I'm not going to bed til late again am I.

Itssoeasy

everlast75 wrote: »

I love this guy.

Just knows every moment of history and always delivers

https://twitter.com/BeschlossDC/status/1324505284832886786?s=19

The footage of that press conference is on YouTube and its stark but kind of good. Barry Goldwater who’s in the middle of that picture didn’t mince his words.

Itssoeasy

thebaz wrote: »

can he win ?

He can’t win with Georgia alone.

The Iron Giant

thebaz wrote: »

can he win ?

18000 to count left. He's 3500ish behind.

BlitzKrieg

thebaz wrote: »

can he win ?

If the most recent numbers are true he might have already passed Trump out, it's just a matter of where the last few thousands votes come from in terms of keeping him ahead of Trump

Headshot

thebaz wrote: »

can he win ?

18K ballots to be counted in Georgia, I think he has a huge chance

uncleoswald

I'm not convinced that the GOP will turn on Trump yet.

They will coordinate on their talking points and keep chipping away at the "MSM" story.

Right now it's that story about Dems trying to block voting observers in Philadelphia. I'm not sure on the in-and-outs of that story, I presume that there is another side to it, but right now that seems to have been a fumble from the party and Trump's team will exploit it for all it's worth in an effort to drag this out.

everlast75

Exclamation Marc wrote: »

In fairness, Santorum was still brazen up until that speech. And then you could see he was shook.

Were you shocked?

Are any of us shocked?

Trump has been outrageous for four ****ing years.

I made this analogy years ago.

Trump is like a cat slowly pushing a glass of water off a counter top. He keeps pushing, a little at a time. The Republicans are asked to stop it. They do nothing.

A bit more.

A bit more.

Then when the glass falls and smashes to pieces, the Republicans all look around in shock and disbelief.

We all saw it coming. They had their chance. They all should go down with him.

Tired Gardener

The way he sulked off the platform after that verbal diarrhea says it all. He feels that his time is over.

If he does manage to win, this will be spinned into 'even against the deep state he managed I managed to win, biggley' narrative.

One thing is sure, his speech had all the elegance and vocabulary of 6 year old. That was painful to witness.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

What a line..

https://twitter.com/Phil_Lewis_/status/1324505828007858178

Water John

No, much of the GOP won't buy into Trump's move.

everlast75

Water John wrote: »

No, much of the GOP won't buy into Trump's move.

I hope he splits the party.

Mr.Nice Guy

https://twitter.com/CogswellWilliam/status/1324505426189320192

Fair play to those calling it out.

Oafley Jones

uncleoswald wrote: »

I'm not convinced that the GOP will turn on Trump yet.

They will coordinate on their talking points and keep chipping away at the "MSM" story.

Right now it's that story about Dems trying to block voting observers in Philadelphia. I'm not sure on the in-and-outs of that story, I presume that there is another side to it, but right now that seems to have been a fumble from the party and Trump's team will exploit it for all it's worth in an effort to drag this out.

It’s completely BS. GOP already have observers there. There’s nobody stopping them.

Water John

The Dems wouldn't want to be unchallenged in the future.

MJohnston

The GOP may keep quiet because they want to win the two Senate runoff elections in GA, so they still need Trumpism for another two months.

Then again, they might think that his behaviour is more likely to cost them those seats than not.

breezy1985

Whats up with Alaska. Is it just hard to count because its rural so rural and icy ?

MJohnston

breezy1985 wrote: »

Whats up with Alaska. Is it just hard to count because its rural so rural and icy ?

Yep. Sometimes takes weeks. Won't matter anyway, it's a pretty solid red state.