2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

[The Pink Panther]

I admit that I am terrified of what the Democrats will do if they get power back. I probably sound like the people scared of Trump four years ago, but the crazy shit they've been doing is unbelievable to me. My party is dead and there is a monster wearing its skin.

It's been dead since it lived.

The skin just finally rotted up.

 

[heyitsmike]

It's been dead since it lived.

The skin just finally rotted up.

Yup. At no point in the history of the Democratic Party have they ever been the good guys. Sometimes the Republican Party is not one of the good guys either, but the Democratic Party is the good guy exactly 0% of the time.

 

[Jarolleon]

By the media, doing what it does best.

"Everything is fine."

A college educated Trump supporter? Has the unicorn finally been discovered?

But, in all seriousness, a college educated Trump supporter would likely ditch the rose tinted hue and see an absolute clown of a man, a reality TV star, and a shameless showman who has no problem with saying what he wants, when he wants and how he says it, while STILL voting for him because compared to the Democrats with how crazy they've gotten, and that a rally for black transgenders numbering in the THOUSANDS is blatantly an insulting violation of public trust and integrity in the face of this so called pandemic that the local leadership sees fit to disadvantage working class people further.

Isn't most of the KF userbase college educated cynics, the founding stock of web 1.0?

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

If the Democrats don't get their heads out of their asses, forget about the presidency, they are going to lose the house. I thought covid had given them a real opportunity, but their reaction to the rioting and turning to the BLM cult is insane.

They also killed their own COVID narrative with the riot shit.
They can try to post thunk-brain explanations and excuses about why its okay to riot but not to go back to work, but to the average low-information fence-sitter, their narrative died when they endorsed the riots.

 

[verissimus]

Yup. At no point in the history of the Democratic Party have they ever been the good guys. Sometimes the Republican Party is not one of the good guys either, but the Democratic Party is the good guy exactly 0% of the time.

Segregation aside, which Republicans probably supported at the time, democrats were ok during Grover Cleveland and I suppose on that basis you could add Truman and JFK too.

 

[Shield Breaker]

It's been dead since it lived.

The skin just finally rotted up.

Yup. At no point in the history of the Democratic Party have they ever been the good guys. Sometimes the Republican Party is not one of the good guys either, but the Democratic Party is the good guy exactly 0% of the time.

Prior to Obama, our state democrats were really good. They were pro-America but not religious zealots. Then Obama's DNC stopped supporting them for not being completely loyal to them.

 

[heyitsmike]

Segregation aside, which Republicans probably supported at the time, democrats were ok during Grover Cleveland and I suppose on that basis you could add Truman and JFK too.

"Probably"

Yeah, I think I'll stick with my original statement.

 

[rando0675309]

I admit that I am terrified of what the Democrats will do if they get power back. I probably sound like the people scared of Trump four years ago, but the crazy shit they've been doing is unbelievable to me. My party is dead and there is a monster wearing its skin.

Brother, you ain't the only one. If you told me 4 years ago that the Dems would be completely batshit insane, and that I would be likely unironically voting for Trump, I would have said you need professional help.

 

[rando0675309]

Prior to Obama, our state democrats were really good. They were pro-America but not religious zealots. Then Obama's DNC stopped supporting them for not being completely loyal to them.

The crew elected in 06' and 08' during Howard Dean's leadership would likely be running on the GOP ticket today. Seeing how far left the Dems have gone is frankly scary.

 

[The Pink Panther]

Yup. At no point in the history of the Democratic Party have they ever been the good guys. Sometimes the Republican Party is not one of the good guys either, but the Democratic Party is the good guy exactly 0% of the time.

No political parties are exactly "the good guys".

Dems just have done worse things than all the others combined is all (and they have way too much fucking influence).

 

[MrJokerRager]

Segregation aside, which Republicans probably supported at the time, democrats were ok during Grover Cleveland and I suppose on that basis you could add Truman and JFK too.

Republicans never supported segregation which is why they never won the Solid South until 1972 Nixon btfo whatever cuck the Democrats put forth. Even motherfucking Eisenhower could not win the Solid South. Look at all the electoral maps since 1865 lol. There are some anomalies like Goldwater in 1964 but Jimmy Carter won the solid south in 1976. After the 1980s is when we see the Republicans start making inroads in the South and post 1994 AWB sealed the deal when Democrats starting going after guns on a federal level.

JFK sadly could have never ended segregation as he didn't have the balls Lyndon Johnson had to take the risk and end guaranteed support for the Democrats in the south.

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I remember seeing a question posted on the David Pakman subreddit years ago if Donald Trump had to be the potential to be the greatest US president of the 2000s just as FDR was to the 1900s and Lincoln to the 1800s.

The country is heavily divided and in a moment of which direction to go. Donald Trump could be the president who defines this nation or ends up like another Buchanon. Anyone here thinks Trump has the potential.

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On a lighter note, looking towards the 2020 version of this. I believe they unintentionally gave Trump the best lines.

 

[Harvey Danger]

Trump spent 2 hours tweeting out a bunch of Department of Transportation infrastructure project fundings, one per state. A good idea to get people thinking he's helping them out locally, though I don't know how much it will break through all the Covid19 and BLM news right now.

Spoiler: a lot more

He'll need to remind people about this stuff closer to the election, but at least he's trying to get it out there.

 

[Strange Wilderness]

On a lighter note, looking towards the 2020 version of this. I believe they unintentionally gave Trump the best lines.

Donald Trumps campaign was talking about what he was going to do as President, Hillary's campaign was talking about Donald Trump.

There's a reason Trump is in the White House and not Hillary which is because Trump had an actual message Americans could get behind. On November 8th you knew exactly what Trump stood for and what a Trump Presidency would entail. Americans generally want to vote for the person who offers an optimistic vision of the next few years and has an end goal. Trump and Sanders both had a message and goal to sell to the American people and at the end of the day Hillary and the media made sure you knew what her opponents were offering to you, the voter. Maybe you thought Trump and Sanders positions were insane and shamelessly pandering to certain demographics, but you knew what they were preaching and how it would benefit all Americans vs Hillary where everything you heard about her was how she was entitled to be President and not her opponents who were big dumb doo do head racists and sexists. Nothing you heard in the ads told you reaally what Hillary stood for and what she was was trying to accomplish as President outside of not being her opponents.

 

[Ivan Shatov]

Trump spent 2 hours tweeting out a bunch of Department of Transportation infrastructure project fundings, one per state. A good idea to get people thinking he's helping them out locally, though I don't know how much it will break through all the Covid19 and BLM news right now.

You know what would break through?

Drive a Big Rig over Communists. Like, put up a ramp, put a giant line of Communists behind it, say he's going to jump the whole line of them. Hit the ramp at about 80, smash the ramp, hit the breaks and turn the whole lot of them into a gigantic smear.

That would put him back in the race immediately.

 

[Harvey Danger]

You know what would break through?

Drive a Big Rig over Communists. Like, put up a ramp, put a giant line of Communists behind it, say he's going to jump the whole line of them. Hit the ramp at about 80, smash the ramp, hit the breaks and turn the whole lot of them into a gigantic smear.

That would put him back in the race immediately.

I'd settle for a road tour. Fly to the site of 10 of these projects, stand in front, give the usual Trump speech about how it's going to be the biggest, bestest, most beautiful highway in the world. My good friend Mr Head Of State DoT was a pleasure to work with, and we're going to bring this fine infrastructure to the great state of State I'm Currently In!

Do that 10 times and the news cycle can't ignore it. Make 2/3 of those stops in battleground states. He could do it on the cheap: just Trump, local officials, a local construction crew, and fly out to the next one.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

Meanwhile, I got a push earlier today to my phone that "Democrats are planning a 1.5 trillion dollar infrastructure project."

Because Trump started talking about infrastructure, apparently.

I do think the polls are bullshit. I don't think Biden is doing near as well as they say. But they just have to get it close enough to steal it in November. Trump's base should be assuming they're 20 points behind and losing ground, not that they have it in the bag. They will NOT let another 2016 happen. Trump caught the alphabet soup with their pants down last time. They won't fall for it again this time.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Meanwhile, I got a push earlier today to my phone that "Democrats are planning a 1.5 trillion dollar infrastructure project."

Because Trump started talking about infrastructure, apparently.

I do think the polls are bullshit. I don't think Biden is doing near as well as they say. But they just have to get it close enough to steal it in November. Trump's base should be assuming they're 20 points behind and losing ground, not that they have it in the bag. They will NOT let another 2016 happen. Trump caught the alphabet soup with their pants down last year. They won't fall for it again this year.

If the UK can do it, Trump can do it as long as they primarily support and do shit for the white man to be honest. Looking at the responses to the shooting of that Nigger in Atlanta gave me some hope that the propaganda is not fully effective the way they want it. And trying to fuck with Tucker really makes him more exposed to new people to listen to him.

There are 5 months left and the number of so called based minorities are too small. Majority of non black minorities that came here post 1960s vote Democrat because of gibs, Academia indoctrination and corrupt community leaders. Many minorities follow a tribal community structure where some leader will say vote for him and they vote for him as a bloc. Pressure for conformity is high. Try embracing the GOP and they are seen as race traitors or oreos. Plus democrats are more lenient on immigration and less aggressive over the years on assimilation.

There is a difference in minorities groups or generation that were here before and after the 1960s immigration laws were passed.

 

[Maamtis]

I don't believe this poll. I don't believe any poll where Trump's head to head is lower that his approval. Especially by 6%!? I can't imagine anyone who at this point still approves of Trump, and will not only not vote for him, but will vote against him, especially for Biden.
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Isn't that similar to Obama's rating prior to his reelection? I agree this poll is bullshit but it's mutually beneficial bullshit. They're obviously trying to convince Democrat voters to actually show up but it will also cause Trump supporters to rally.

Donald Trumps campaign was talking about what he was going to do as President, Hillary's campaign was talking about Donald Trump.

There's a reason Trump is in the White House and not Hillary which is because Trump had an actual message Americans could get behind. On November 8th you knew exactly what Trump stood for and what a Trump Presidency would entail. Americans generally want to vote for the person who offers an optimistic vision of the next few years and has an end goal. Trump and Sanders both had a message and goal to sell to the American people and at the end of the day Hillary and the media made sure you knew what her opponents were offering to you, the voter. Maybe you thought Trump and Sanders positions were insane and shamelessly pandering to certain demographics, but you knew what they were preaching and how it would benefit all Americans vs Hillary where everything you heard about her was how she was entitled to be President and not her opponents who were big dumb doo do head racists and sexists. Nothing you heard in the ads told you reaally what Hillary stood for and what she was was trying to accomplish as President outside of not being her opponents.

Her slogan I'm With Her just screamed "It's all about MEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeee!" Bitch couldn't even get the fundamentals right.

 

[Professor Dr Mao]

At this point I’ll cast a vote for the accelerationist candidate. Undecided who makes a better one. maybe Biden? Quite fond of him pissing off the working trump supporters and potentially forcing them to take action. the left are limp dicked and will do a whole lot of nothing. idk the president should be taken less serious than the mass movements being organized in the US atm.

If the UK can do it, Trump can do it as long as they primarily support and do shit for the white man to be honest. Looking at the responses to the shooting of that Nigger in Atlanta gave me some hope that the propaganda is not fully effective the way they want it. And trying to fuck with Tucker really makes him more exposed to new people to listen to him.

There are 5 months left and the number of so called based minorities are too small. Majority of non black minorities that came here post 1960s vote Democrat because of gibs, Academia indoctrination and corrupt community leaders. Many minorities follow a tribal community structure where some leader will say vote for him and they vote for him as a bloc. Pressure for conformity is high. Try embracing the GOP and they are seen as race traitors or oreos. Plus democrats are more lenient on immigration and less aggressive over the years on assimilation.

There is a difference in minorities groups or generation that were here before and after the 1960s immigration laws were passed.

Idk joggers overwhelmingly support Biden and not Sanders, realistically it’s bernouts and DSA fags who want the gibs.
Tucker is okay, I like how he platformed Nagel.
but as far as hope as convened I wouldn’t put too much stock into it, doesn’t matter who gets elected minus some small variance in policy. It’s a joke.

 

[FunPosting101]

I'll join the chorus of people saying not to trust the polls. I do so because firstly it's June, so the likely voter screenings haven't happened yet, and secondly, polls that just say "welp Biden has a lead, herp derp." without going into things like the enthusiasm gap, the fact that Trump's voters are actually voting for him, and Biden's are voting for Not Trump, the outcomes of most of the special elections this year(they went GOP, for anyone who didn't know), and finally Biden's strategy of neglecting/ignoring hispanic voters and trying to get older white people in the suburbs to vote for him are all indicators that Biden's campaign is actually not doing as well as just looking at the polls would have you believe.

The above doesn't even get into various possible problems with the polls either, I've heard some things about a lot of the polls assuming that the Democrats are going to get high turnout this year for example, which based on all the stuff above is something I find highly doubtful. Then you have the usual problem of oversampling democrats at the expense of republicans, plus the issue that a lot of the state polls so far have a sample size under 1000 or so (which if I remember right is bad for getting actual accurate statistics), and really at this point all I can say further is don't trust the polls, and get out and vote, especially if you live in a swing state or a leans red/blue state.