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

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So I know we're all sick of the #justlikevoldermort faggotry, but McConnell's hands literally look like he tried to destroy a horcrux.

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The best way to figjt is do an alas shrug. If Biden wins then you know they will come for your jobs, your kids and you. Just dont work and a national boycott will work. So would bankruns, running up debt refusing to pay.

Economic war is the only option for reactionaries

>tfw Chris and Barb were just redpilled neoreactionaries waging economic war this whole time
 
Money spent typically decides the victors which is why you can look around and see democrats trying to knock down republican incumbents by just flooding money into campaigns. They did it with O'Rourke as well who had something like twice as much as Ted Cruz which is why his loss was astounding to the democrats. "How could he lose, we invested so much into him?!"
I'm sure if you looked into it, the Democrats have outspent or are outspending Republican counterparts in notablelections. If you check where the money comes from, it's almost entirely out of state.

edit: friendly reminder actblue is like a big dnc piggybank and is incidentally how you donate to various social justice organizations throughout the country
Polls still give Roger Marshall a slight advantage, but that explains a lot of the Bollier signs I'm seeing around (usually grouped together).
 

New video by Baris. Also a handy-dandy map to access the results for Florida, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.

Arizona polling:
- Proposition 207, the one with medical marijuana, will pass since no party has majority opposition to it, will increase turnout among youths who otherwise would have stayed home
- Proposition 208 will not pass
- Undecided voters towards Trump, he believes undecided voters are lying to him at this point outside the Rust Belt
- Trump's vote share among whites have declined to 49.1%, but he is getting 39.9% of the Hispanic vote, 21.9% of blacks, and 56.7% of others. Baris said that due to getting almost no Democratic voters, he's doing better with non-party affiliated Hispanics than McSally which might be due to healthcare
- Trump is winning Independents by 1.9%
- The McSally and Kelly race is razor thin - McSally is at 43.8% while Mark Kelly is at 44.1%
- McSally is losing independents by double digits, but undecided Independents might break for her
- McSally is losing 10.2% of Republicans, but gains 9.9% of Democrats
- Trump is barely running behind Biden in Maricopa County but does way better in Pima
- Trump leads among surburban voters in Arizona but only by a few points
- Warns that Trump needs to get his voters out or he may come up short on Election Day
- McSally has to improve among Moderates in Maricopa County if she wants to win the Senate election
- 38.7% of voters are very uncomfortable with Kamala Harris being president, 13.5% are somewhat uncomfortable, 14.5% are somewhat comfortable, and 33.2% are very comfortable.
 
FBI briefing starts. No questions and the people there will be:
-DNI John Radcliffe
-FBI Director Christopher Wray
-John Demers, Asst. Attorney General for Natl Security
-Christopher Krebs, DHS Cyber Security and Infrastructure

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Radcliffe says:
Iran and Russia have obtained voter information.

Iran sending spoofed emails and a video implying people could send fraudulent ballots even from overseas.

Russia has obtained some voter information but haven't seen any action from them on it.

Wray says:
They are going to continue to work to fight foreign interference and federal election crimes.
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Basically the whole thing was a seven minute waste of time.
 
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Again, if this were really true, why is Biden/Harris in State College, PA instead of College Station, TX?
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The Dems know they're full of shit and all they're doing is exacerbating the mental breakdown their base will have on election night.

They know this. It's part of their strategy. Gotta keep TDS going for another 4 years AND prime their base to be activated again in the run up for November 2024. The Democratic party is ran via emotional overreactions. They FEEL that they should win because they FEEL that they're the best candidate and they WUV da science, unlike those non science wuvvers who treat blacks the same as real humans.

I know people laugh this off as a meme, but it genuinely is like a cult in many ways.
 
Gotta keep TDS going for another 4 years AND prime their base to be activated again in the run up for November 2024.
If they can't get their base activated to vote against President Trump himself, how are they gonna get their base activated to vote against future President Noem?
If Biden was smart, he should've brought Obama to campaign with Biden from the beginning.
What makes you think Obama wants to be seen with Biden?
 
Arizona polling:
- Proposition 207, the one with medical marijuana, will pass since no party has majority opposition to it, will increase turnout among youths who otherwise would have stayed home
- Proposition 208 will not pass
- Undecided voters towards Trump, he believes undecided voters are lying to him at this point outside the Rust Belt
- Trump's vote share among whites have declined to 49.1%, but he is getting 39.9% of the Hispanic vote, 21.9% of blacks, and 56.7% of others. Baris said that due to getting almost no Democratic voters, he's doing better with non-party affiliated Hispanics than McSally which might be due to healthcare
- Trump is winning Independents by 1.9%
- The McSally and Kelly race is razor thin - McSally is at 43.8% while Mark Kelly is at 44.1%
- McSally is losing independents by double digits, but undecided Independents might break for her
- McSally is losing 10.2% of Republicans, but gains 9.9% of Democrats
- Trump is barely running behind Biden in Maricopa County but does way better in Pima
- Trump leads among surburban voters in Arizona but only by a few points
- Warns that Trump needs to get his voters out or he may come up short on Election Day
- McSally has to improve among Moderates in Maricopa County if she wants to win the Senate election
- 38.7% of voters are very uncomfortable with Kamala Harris being president, 13.5% are somewhat uncomfortable, 14.5% are somewhat comfortable, and 33.2% are very comfortable.

I'm sorry to say, but that polling looks like absolute garbage and unreflective of what will happen on election day.

I'm glad that Proposition 208 won't pass, but I also think that Proposition 207 won't pass. Medical marijuana is already legal in Arizona since the 90s, and there are a lot of folks out in Arizona who don't want recreational use of marijuana legalized. A proposition to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona in 2016 (Proposition 205) was rejected, and that was during a pretty close election year. Since I know for a fact that more Republicans have registered to vote in Arizona (including Maricopa County) and that the country is moving in a Republican direction nationally (plus a lot of Republicans will turn out while Democrats will have significant underperformance in turnout). Trump and McSally will win. There won't be 10.2% Republicans that aren't going to vote for Martha McSally. I would say there's only 1% of Republicans that will vote for Trump but not for McSally, and I'm being generous here.

If independents are breaking for Trump, then they'll be voting for McSally too.

Edit: Also, I think Baris is missing the new registered voters that cannot be polled.

Republican voters who at this stage would still vote to help give Dems the Senate should be drawn and quartered.
That's why I think the polling there is garbage. Even though Baris does do a better job at polling, at the end of the day, it's still a pollster with a limited sample size, plus many voters who are not going to answer polls but they will turn out on election day.
 
So I know we're all sick of the #justlikevoldermort faggotry, but McConnell's hands literally look like he tried to destroy a horcrux.

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Unless he was literally beating up a wall wtf can cause this shit? I doubt the man fell because even when my granny fell she was bruised but not like that.
 
Is anyone else at the point where youre tired of all this big talk for the left and you want them to fuck around and find out? Like I’m not even wanting a race war, I just want all the losers and social justice assholes to finally make their move so they can be dealt with. View attachment 1678036

If Trump wins, the gun-toting right-wingers will go home and just grill. The lefties will be out sobbing and screeching in the streets, where they will be dismantled by police departments who have had 5 months of practice dealing with their shit.

If anyone kicks off a race war, it's going to be the left, and they will get shut down within a week.
 
I'm sorry to say, but that polling looks like absolute garbage and unreflective of what will happen on election day.

I'm glad that Proposition 208 won't pass, but I also think that Proposition 207 won't pass. Medical marijuana is already legal in Arizona since the 90s, and there are a lot of folks out in Arizona who don't want recreational use of marijuana legalized. A proposition to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona in 2016 (Proposition 205) was rejected, and that was during a pretty close election year. Since I know for a fact that more Republicans have registered to vote in Arizona (including Maricopa County) and that the country is moving in a Republican direction nationally (plus a lot of Republicans will turn out while Democrats will have significant underperformance in turnout). Trump and McSally will win. There won't be 10.2% Republicans that aren't going to vote for Martha McSally. I would say there's only 1% of Republicans that will vote for Trump but not for McSally, and I'm being generous here.

If independents are breaking for Trump, then they'll be voting for McSally too.


That's why I think the polling there is garbage. Even though Baris does do a better job at polling, at the end of the day, it's still a pollster with a limited sample size, plus many voters who are not going to answer polls but they will turn out on election day.
Also, recreational marijuana was on the 2016 ballot here in AZ and Trump still won, so hopefully it will be the same this election.
 
I'm sorry to say, but that polling looks like absolute garbage and unreflective of what will happen on election day.

I'm glad that Proposition 208 won't pass, but I also think that Proposition 207 won't pass. Medical marijuana is already legal in Arizona since the 90s, and there are a lot of folks out in Arizona who don't want recreational use of marijuana legalized. A proposition to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona in 2016 (Proposition 205) was rejected, and that was during a pretty close election year. Since I know for a fact that more Republicans have registered to vote in Arizona (including Maricopa County) and that the country is moving in a Republican direction nationally (plus a lot of Republicans will turn out while Democrats will have significant underperformance in turnout). Trump and McSally will win. There won't be 10.2% Republicans that aren't going to vote for Martha McSally. I would say there's only 1% of Republicans that will vote for Trump but not for McSally, and I'm being generous here.

If independents are breaking for Trump, then they'll be voting for McSally too.


That's why I think the polling there is garbage. Even though Baris does do a better job at polling, at the end of the day, it's still a pollster with a limited sample size, plus many voters who are not going to answer polls but they will turn out on election day.
I’m happy for the prospect of 208 not passing. All it will do is increase taxes on the richer people and encourage them to move elsewhere, which is bad for the Arizona economy. Like most ideas such as this, the payment for this then falls on the middle class. Also, Arizona relies a lot on tourism and the service industries, so tax hikes wouldn’t be good, especially for helping recover lost revenue from Corona.
 
What makes you think Obama wants to be seen with Biden?
It's not about Biden being smart or not, it's that Obama didn't want to do it.

Obama only cares about himself, and he thought Biden would lose. Thus, he didn't want to risk being a loser by association.
I mean yea...but eh.

I mean hypothetically, it would've been the smart thing to do. At least a "scratch my back, I scratch yours" sorta deal.
 
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