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

[Shroom King]

On a side note, remember how Sarah Palin was mocked for being too hot (Caribou Barbie)? Funny how the left goes after Melania and the new press secretary the same way. They really haven't updated their play book in years.

This tweet sums it up perfectly why the Democrats get so butt-devastated about good looking women leaning right.

 

[awoo]

I love how President Trump didn't even bother to have the "candidate endorsement" bit of the ad done in the language the rest of it in.

Trump trying to speak Spanish would be more offensive and embarrassing than his standard candidate endorsement.

 

[Cpl. Long Dong Silver]

I love how President Trump didn't even bother to have the "candidate endorsement" bit of the ad done in the language the rest of it in.

Not to get all boomer but it kind of irks me he made an ad in that mud language to begin with.

Edit: yeah I said it. America should be English only faggots.

 

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Not to get all boomer but it kind of irks me he made an ad in that mud language to begin with.

All he has to do is pull a few percentage points of non-white support away from the DNC and even they won't be able to fix the election enough. Paying someone to dub over one of his existing attack ads into mud is a no brainer.

 

[CrippleThreat]

If he can win the house and force the GOP cucks to carry out anti-trust legislation then it can be done.

Put a limit on Super PACs too.

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Republican cryptkeeper Bob Dole weighs in on the state of the Presidential Debates:
Bob Dole claims no Republicans on debate commission support Trump (archive)

Former GOP Sen. Bob Dole (Kan.) claimed on Twitter on Friday that none of the Republicans on the Commission on Presidential Debates support President Trump.

“The Commission on Presidential Debates is supposedly bipartisan w/ an equal number of Rs and Ds. I know all of the Republicans and most are friends of mine,” Dole tweeted, saying he was concerned that none of them supported Trump. “A biased Debate Commission is unfair.”

Dole’s tweet comes as the president and his allies have repeatedly accused the commission, which describes itself as nonpartisan, of trying to assist Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. The claims arise as the commission has sought to make several changes to the upcoming presidential debates.

Members of the commission's board of directors include former GOP Sens. John Danforth (Mo.) and Olympia Snowe (Maine). All of the living former presidents serve as honorary co-chairs.

Most recently, Trump said Thursday that the commission's decision to make the Oct. 15 presidential debate a virtual event was a way to protect Biden. The decision was made amidst Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis.

Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien, who also tested positive for COVID-19, also ripped the decision Thursday, calling it a “pathetic” effort to “rush to Joe Biden’s defense.”

The Trump campaign previously made these claims when the commission was looking into changes to impose more order after Trump repeatedly interrupted Biden and moderator Chris Wallace at the first debate. They accused the commission of considering Biden in these adjustments.

At the time, Stepien claimed that the commission cannot describe itself as nonpartisan because certain members of its leadership have contributed to Democrats or expressed criticism of Trump.

Senior Trump campaign aide Jason Miller had said making changes was “purely a move by the Biden camp and their allies in the CPD.”

And to the surprise of no one: Debate commission cancels Oct. 15 Trump-Biden debate (archive)

EDIT: Hey, Page 538! Shoutout to Nate Leadhead.

 

[Shroom King]

Biden lacks a consistent slogan or tagline as well.

Should've plastered BBB all over. Build Back Better. That sounds ok.

Build Back Better sounds like something a 77-year-old guy with dementia would pull out of his ass on one of his bad days, and everyone else just rolls with it because they don't want to set him off.

 

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Build Back Better sounds like something a 77-year-old guy with dementia would pull out of his ass on one of his bad days, and everyone else just rolls with it because they don't want to set him off.

It's worse than that. He literally stole it from some UK politician.

The man literally can't stop plagiarizing.

 

[UselessIdiot]

Build Back Better sounds like something a 77-year-old guy with dementia would pull out of his ass on one of his bad days, and everyone else just rolls with it because they don't want to set him off.

They won't be building back anything better anyway. Democratic policies have only ended up hurting business and workers, and keep accelerating the income disparity between the poor and wealthy.

 

[Tour of Italy]

Put a limit on Super PACs too.

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Republican cryptkeeper Bob Dole weighs in on the state of the Presidential Debates:
Bob Dole claims no Republicans on debate commission support Trump (archive)



And to the surprise of no one: Debate commission cancels Oct. 15 Trump-Biden debate (archive)

EDIT: Hey, Page 538! Shoutout to Nate Leadhead.

Dole is a literal fucking loser, so who gives a shit what he says.

 

[The Pink Panther]

They won't be building back anything better anyway. Democratic policies have only ended up hurting business and workers, and keep accelerating the income disparity between the poor and wealthy.

But you see, that's the trick.

They tell you that their policies will help build back together to regain those manufacturing jobs that were lost from outsourcing, by then regaining those jobs through outsourcing again, but they give EVEN more jobs towards that. You see, that's BUILDING BACK BETTER in terms of their policies, because the best is yet to come.

 

[heyitsmike]

Dole is a literal fucking loser

And yet he was still the last best GOP nominee until Trump.

Edit:
Lol @ all the neg ratings. Tell me, out of George W. Bush, John McCain and Mitt Romney, who do you think was better than Dole?

 

[UselessIdiot]

But you see, that's the trick.

They tell you that their policies will help build back together to regain those manufacturing jobs that were lost from outsourcing, by then regaining those jobs through outsourcing again, but they give EVEN more jobs towards that. You see, that's BUILDING BACK BETTER in terms of their policies, because the best is yet to come.

Ah yes, that "hope" they've kept promising since the Second Coming in 2008.

This time it will be different! You want to be on the "right side of history", don't you?

 

[The Pink Panther]

And yet he was still the last best GOP nominee until Trump.

Edit:
Lol @ all the neg ratings. Tell me, out of George W. Bush, John McCain and Mitt Romney, who do you think was better than Dole?

Reagan.

And even then he started to really fucking suck in his second term. I'd go as far as to say Eisenhower, lmao.

 

[Syaoran Li]

You really think Delaware, Oregon and New York are going for Trump? Do you live in a bubble or something?

I doubt Oregon and New York will go for Trump but I could see enough people in the rest of the state being so utterly pissed at Portland and NYC that Trump could manage to break the 40% threshold and make those two states go from deep blue to light blue and maybe flip a few Congressional seats in Eastern Oregon or the more reddish-purple parts of Upstate New York.

I guarantee that will happen in Virginia, where it will go light blue and the Dems could lose a few seats in the House and the state legislature.

The only way New York could go red would be if there's enough people pissed at Cuomo in New York state and just enough people pissed at DiBlasio and Antifa/BLM in NYC that it could narrowly flip the state if the Democrat voter turnout is low enough.

It's extremely unlikely barring we get yet another 2020 freak incident where the NYPD and the Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn all vote Trump to spite BLM and DiBlasio while Democrat turnout is at record-breaking lows in New York. It's not gonna happen.

Barring some freak miracle of divine intervention, New York and Oregon will remain Democrat but might go from deep blue to light blue given the specific circumstances of this year.

Minnesota's probably going to flip red for the first time since the 70's.

Virginia will probably stay blue but will lighten for a little bit and there's an unlikely but not impossible shot of it going light red this year.

Florida and Ohio will be swing states as always, but I think they'll go red this year given what's going on and both are major gains.

New Hampshire's got a decent shot at going red, moreso than Virginia and definitely moreso than New York or Oregon but not as likely as Minnesota flipping or Florida and Ohio going to Trump a second time.

Michigan could go either way at this point, it's a dead 50/50 shot

Arizona will stay red but will probably be a light red.

Wisconsin is also difficult to tell, but I've got a gut feeling that it will go to Trump. If Michigan is a 50/50 shot than Wisconsin is a 60/40 chance in Trump's favor.

Delaware's probably going to go blue but I don't follow that state too closely. Given that even Mondale got his own home state, I think Biden's gonna win Delaware.

Pennsylvania's going to be the big one to watch. I think it could go to Trump barring some massive last-second black pill event, but that's mainly because of the fact that the Amish of all people are going out to vote and Biden's comments about coal and fracking likely being poison to anyone in the Keystone State outside of Philly.

If Trump can win all the states he won in 2016 plus Minnesota, that alone could be enough to give him a mandate, especially if he wins the popular vote and the GOP gains just enough seats in the House to eke out a narrow majority.

The absolute best case scenario that doesn't require some kind of holy miracle would involve Trump getting all the states from 2016 plus Minnesota and New Hampshire and maybe Virginia alongside a popular vote win and GOP gains the House and retains control of the Senate.

Anything else is impossible or at the very least, astronomically unlikely. The absolute best case scenario is unlikely as is.

 

[heyitsmike]

Reagan.

I kinda thought that going back until Reagan was understood.

So let me rephrase: Until Trump was nominated, you'd have to go back to Dole to find someone not a complete and total piece of shit since Reagan left office.

 

[legalkochi]

I wonder which state is gonna be the “Wisconsin” for me this time? I had my eye on Michigan but Wisconsin was the biggest shock and I never thought I’d see that in my life.

My candidates

- Maryland (thanks to Klacik)
- Delaware
- Oregon
- Yes, even New York.

Minnesota has a higher than 50% for Trump in my opinion. I’m talking about Big surprises, so New Hampshire and the rest of Maine have a higher chance too.

If I had to a hazard a guess, Oregon and Washington state could be the "Wisconsin" of this cycle. People tend to forget that Oregon was a pretty close state in 2000 and to a lesser extent in 2004. In the May primary elections there, a lot of conservative candidates won in local nonpartisan races and Trump got a pretty good primary turnout in that state. In addition, voter registration trends have been interesting in Oregon, as the regions of the state outside of Portland have been trending Republican in terms of new voter registration. For a few months now, actually, Republicans outpaced Democrats in net voter registration, but Democrats have taken back the lead in September. Still though, I wouldn't discount Oregon from being a potential Republican flip. Especially considering the fact that I think that the red areas will have a high turnout this year and the blue areas will have significant underperformance.

Washington State could also flip too. I've already seen a good realignment beginning in that state, with the blue-collar union counties on the western coast of the state vote for Donald Trump in 2016 (after a very long streak of voting Democrat. To emphasize on this streak, they didn't even vote for Richard Nixon in 1972 nor Ronald Reagan in 1984) and then voted Republican in 2018. In addition, Republicans had a very good performance in the primary election held a few months back in August. And, as I theorized in the TDS thread, Jay Inslee could play a very big role in the state going to Trump, with the addition of the Republicans fielding a pretty good candidate for Governor.

I don't see Maryland, Delaware, or New York going to Trump, but I do see that Trump would probably get a similar margin to George W. Bush's performances in those states in 2004.

 

[Jimmy Durante's Ballsack]

Trump trying to speak Spanish would be more offensive and embarrassing than his standard candidate endorsement.

MAY LAMO DONALD TRUMP-O WHY A-PUEBLO ESTIE MEN-SAGE.

"One hundred percent nailed it. Perfect commercial." -Donald Trump probably

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

If I had to a hazard a guess, Oregon and Washington state could be the "Wisconsin" of this cycle. People tend to forget that Oregon was a pretty close state in 2000 and to a lesser extent in 2004. In the May primary elections there, a lot of conservative candidates won in local nonpartisan races and Trump got a pretty good primary turnout in that state. In addition, voter registration trends have been interesting in Oregon, as the regions of the state outside of Portland have been trending Republican in terms of new voter registration. For a few months now, actually, Republicans outpaced Democrats in net voter registration, but Democrats have taken back the lead in September. Still though, I wouldn't discount Oregon from being a potential Republican flip. Especially considering the fact that I think that the red areas will have a high turnout this year and the blue areas will have significant underperformance.

Washington State could also flip too. I've already seen a good realignment beginning in that state, with the blue-collar union counties on the western coast of the state vote for Donald Trump in 2016 (after a very long streak of voting Democrat. To emphasize on this streak, they didn't even vote for Richard Nixon in 1972 nor Ronald Reagan in 1984) and then voted Republican in 2018. In addition, Republicans had a very good performance in the primary election held a few months back in August. And, as I theorized in the TDS thread, Jay Inslee could play a very big role in the state going to Trump, with the addition of the Republicans fielding a pretty good candidate for Governor.

I don't see Maryland, Delaware, or New York going to Trump, but I do see that Trump would probably get a similar margin to George W. Bush's performances in those states in 2004.

There's a higher chance of Texas going for Biden than Washington and Oregon going for Trump

 

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We know we play a critical role around the globe acting as a perverted public square with substantial influence over many democracies, but we still think we should be allowed to police what can be talked about and what is amplified or suppressed. Because fuck you.

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They are going to try and steal the election via mail in voter fraud, and this is them stating flat out that no one -- not even Donald Trump or other politicians -- will be allowed to call the election for him.

Are there even two "authoritative, national news outlets" that would call the election for not-Biden willingly? I can count five that twitter probably thinks are credible off the top of my head that would happily fill this requirement for Biden.

This company needs to die. In a fire.

We can't say it on twitter. I have no moral qualms about property damage experienced by these sanctimonious, pretentious arms of the global governance propaganda machine disguised as private sector companies. The amount of power they hold over us is not defensible for any unelected body. Anyone still using these platforms deserves some amount of ridicule. Double if they're using them despite being aware of their agenda. If I'm allowed to be optimistic, I would like to see post re-election Trump switch away from twitter to some viable competitor. If people happen to grow the balls to have anti-cathedral riots, I will cheer when I see twitter HQ on fire.

 

[X Prime]

Presidential Debate Moderator Kristen Welker Deactivates Twitter Account Amidst Partisanship Controversy

NBC News television journalist and upcoming presidential debate moderator Kristen Welker appears to have deactivated or deleted her Twitter account

nationalfile.com

https://archive.vn/KSUR4

The third debate moderator has deleted their Twitter account. This lends credence to the theory that the Commission is going to cancel the third, and the second was canceled because Scully exposed the moderators' bias and had to nuke his account to prevent further damage.