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

[Exterminatus]

haven't we been waiting on the Totally Real And Imminent release of a gamer word tape since like, 2016?

I believe Omarosa said she had a secret recording of Trump saying "nigger" but she never released it either and apparently he said it several times during tapings of The Apprentice as well, all these secret tapes of Trump being a racist and authoritarian fascist yet none of them are ever released, seems a little strange if you ask me especially since if Trump is the great evil that everyone claims he is then shouldn't they be doing everything they can to stop him and release all the dirt that exists that they have in their possession?

 

[Doctor of Autism]

here comes the next "October Surprise"
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Update: Nevermind, It's probably fake

inb4 it's a deep fake.

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

If they had tapes of Trump saying nigger in 2016, they would have used them. If they had them now, and it got to some twitter hack, it would have already leaked. These institutions have more holes than Swiss cheese. The simpler explanation is that Trump is actually somewhat clean. Sure, he did the Central Park 5 thing, but everyone in New York was hating them at the time.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

Biden makes Kerry seem like a rockstar in comparison. Now we have a four-time beyond lackluster presidential hopeful whose entire appeal and campaign is centered around not being the other candidate. I thought Kerry had a lot more going for him than Biden does.

Hopefully Biden loses like Kerry did. Not only is Biden much weaker than Kerry, but Trump is much stronger than Bush.

Honestly, Kerry almost won the 2004 election; he crushed Bush in all three debates, in my opinion. The thing that saved Bush in those debates was his charisma over Kerry. Bush was at least able to laugh things off in a manner where he didn't appear smug or arrogant (take notes, Kamala), and he didn't resort to telling his opponent to "shut up" or calling him a "clown." Haha. In terms of debating itself, though? Yeah, I think that Kerry won.

The only reason why Bush managed to win in 2004 is because of the Swift Boat Veterans saving his ass at the right time. The Swift Boaters crushed Kerry's campaign enough to help Bush squeak out a win in Ohio.

 

[GuntPunt]

Some people are worried about early voting in Florida. I have to say relax because the topic is one I know well.

First, there are 1.6 million votes cast in Florida now. We do not know how they voted, but along party lines:
1,655,541 TOTAL
841,401 Dem (50.8%)
484,203 Rep (29.2%)
329,937 Inds/Oth (19.9%)

They are using the same arguement that LOOK AT THAT EARLY VOTE FLORIDA SOLID BLUE.

This was on CNN on Nov 8, 2016.

They used the same metric to say that in 2016 and look where it got them.

That percentage of Dem early vote share is also decreasing slightly. It was at 51% yesterday. It will decrease further when the vote is further counted and non-mail voting begins. This will be the case as more vote comes in because every blue county of Orange, Broward, and others sent their ballots 1 week earlier than the red ones.

Finally, I gotta be a bit more anecdotal here. I have seen things this election year that have never happened here before. Anti communist rallys filled with Hispanics with hundreds of cars in Miami, boat parades and armadas constantly waving Trump 2020 like its the new Jolly Roger, and what got me to put everything into perspective, gigantic Trump signs every 2 minutes across the Florida Keys. That one got me the most because the last time they voted Republican in Monroe County before Trump was in 1988. I am not seeing Biden anywhere in regards to signs, enthusiasm, anything. Without Trump voters, you would never know it was an election year. If data is more your style:


I just don't think Biden will win Florida.

 

[RockPaper]

Honestly, Kerry almost won the 2004 election; he crushed Bush in all three debates, in my opinion. The thing that saved Bush in those debates was his charisma over Kerry. Bush was at least able to laugh things off in a manner where he didn't appear smug or arrogant (take notes, Kamala), and he didn't resort to telling his opponent to "shut up" or calling him a "clown." Haha. In terms of debating itself, though? Yeah, I think that Kerry won.

I forget who came up with this, but it's odd how often "candidate I'd rather have a beer with" ends up winning. Even though Trump doesn't drink, it's indicative of a vibe the candidate gives off. When was the last election it didn't hold true?

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

Finally, I gotta be a bit more anecdotal here. I have seen things this election year that have never happened here before. Anti communist rallys filled with Hispanics with hundreds of cars in Miami, boat parades and armadas constantly waving Trump 2020 like its the new Jolly Roger, and what got me to put everything into perspective, gigantic Trump signs every 2 minutes across the Florida Keys. That one got me the most because the last time they voted Republican in Monroe County before Trump was in 1988. I am not seeing Biden anywhere in regards to signs, enthusiasm, anything. Without Trump voters, you would never know it was an election year. If data is more your style:

In my neck of Broward/Miami Dade/Palm Beach there are more mayoral signs than presidential ones. I wasn't here in 2016, but apparently there are fewer Biden ones than Hillary ones in 2016. And while there are more Biden ones than Trump ones, it's not overwhelming—more like 7:4 or 3:2 or along those lines. I'll have to count tomorrow, but this is a fairly wealthy mostly white neighbourhood with plenty of Jews. It definitely doesn't feel like there's enthusiasm—more like it's bated. I do wonder about the American flags, though. I've yet to see a Biden sign at a house with a flag, but there are definitely more flags than I've ever noticed before.

 

[Michael Jacks0n]

I forget who came up with this, but it's odd how often "candidate I'd rather have a beer with" ends up winning. Even though Trump doesn't drink, it's indicative of a vibe the candidate gives off. When was the last election it didn't hold true?

Obligatory classic Simpsons reference:

 

[graham_cracker]

"Vote for me you worthless peon, I'm not going to tell you shit because I think you're my political enemy"
So much for transparency, working for both sides, and trying to bring people together.

 

[verissimus]

Because they don’t believe they need to campaign. Campaigning is something candidates do to win over people and Democrats, in their insanity to be the polar opposite of Trump, take pride in being elitist and anti-populist. They pride themselves on calling everyone a bigot and that the only salvation is to vote for them.

Then wth is the campaign donations going for? Just ads or some slush fund because only a fraction of it must be going to support staffers and travel expenses never mind security.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Then wth is the campaign donations going for? Just ads or some slush fund because only a fraction of it must be going to support staffers and travel expenses never mind security.

Silicon Valley is donating at an all time high for the Biden campaign. Part of it must be to fund propaganda on corporate and internet news sites as well as funding critical race theory consultants.

 

[UselessIdiot]

Some people are worried about early voting in Florida. I have to say relax because the topic is one I know well.

First, there are 1.6 million votes cast in Florida now. We do not know how they voted, but along party lines:
1,655,541 TOTAL
841,401 Dem (50.8%)
484,203 Rep (29.2%)
329,937 Inds/Oth (19.9%)

They are using the same arguement that LOOK AT THAT EARLY VOTE FLORIDA SOLID BLUE.

This was on CNN on Nov 8, 2016.
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They used the same metric to say that in 2016 and look where it got them.

That percentage of Dem early vote share is also decreasing slightly. It was at 51% yesterday. It will decrease further when the vote is further counted and non-mail voting begins. This will be the case as more vote comes in because every blue county of Orange, Broward, and others sent their ballots 1 week earlier than the red ones.

Finally, I gotta be a bit more anecdotal here. I have seen things this election year that have never happened here before. Anti communist rallys filled with Hispanics with hundreds of cars in Miami, boat parades and armadas constantly waving Trump 2020 like its the new Jolly Roger, and what got me to put everything into perspective, gigantic Trump signs every 2 minutes across the Florida Keys. That one got me the most because the last time they voted Republican in Monroe County before Trump was in 1988. I am not seeing Biden anywhere in regards to signs, enthusiasm, anything. Without Trump voters, you would never know it was an election year. If data is more your style:
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I just don't think Biden will win Florida.

Florida total votes:

2016: 9,420,039
2012: 8,474, 179


They will probably top 10 million this election.

 

[deeplyhigh]

Somewhere in Wisconsin. Biden does not have anyone drawing his name in cornfields.

 

[make_it_so]

Somewhere in Wisconsin. Biden does not have anyone drawing his name in cornfields.
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Are we sure that wasn't aliens? They're allegedly known for fucking around with people's crops.

 

[CrippleThreat]

Honestly, what are the chance that all the MSM fearmongering just leads to more mail-in ballots being sent out and discarded, and / or people just not turning out in general?

I'm pretty sure, hyperbolically speaking of course, the ashes of a Trump supporter will still make it to the center and vote during a nuclear fallout no matter what, whereas the stereotypical leftist will be dissuaded if it rains.

 

[RumblyTumbly]

Me in 2015: I sure as hell am not voting for Hillary, but I can't vote for goddamn Trump either.

Me in 2016: I didn't vote for Trump, but the left has been so miserable, I was actually glad to see them lose.

Me in 2019: Jesus Christ, will you all stop sperging about Trump. You've beat that dead horse into the goddamn ground.

Me now: Fuck it, I'm voting for Trump. You all are that goddamn terrible.

I think the Democrats need to change their PR strategies, because they really are bad at marketing themselves.

 

[PepsiVanilla]

https://tw.tinf.io/TelemundoNews/status/1314032649158176768

So, a few things: it's an online poll, and a Twitter online poll. Take with a grain of salt.

If we accept these results, it looks like the first Hispanic post-debate poll wasn't too far off... That, or Harris is so repulsive even Hispanics looking for IBS-styled arguments don't like her.

What were the results? I didn't see this when you first posted it and the tweet is no longer available.

 

[legalkochi]

What were the results? I didn't see this when you first posted it and the tweet is no longer available.

It was Pence 76.5%-Harris 23.5% if I remember correctly.

 

[UselessIdiot]

Me in 2015: I sure as hell am not voting for Hillary, but I can't vote for goddamn Trump either.

Me in 2016: I didn't vote for Trump, but the left has been so miserable, I was actually glad to see them lose.

Me in 2019: Jesus Christ, will you all stop sperging about Trump. You've beat that dead horse into the goddamn ground.

Me now: Fuck it, I'm voting for Trump. You all are that goddamn terrible.

I think the Democrats need to change their PR strategies, because they really are bad at marketing themselves.

Yeah, it's been really off-putting. They made it out like Trump was going to be the worst thing ever, but the last few years before 2020 were quite great. Leftist idiots like Michael Moore constantly fear-mongering about Trump isn't endearing, it has the opposite effect.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

"Vote for me you worthless peon, I'm not going to tell you shit because I think you're my political enemy"
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Far more offensive than anything Trump has ever said, IMO.

The voters "don't deserve" to know something about his plans as potential POTUS. Fuck you, Biden.