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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Very interesting poll from the US Senate race between Tina Smith and Jason Lewis in Minnesota...KSTP/Survey USA is showing a dead heat with Smith only up by 1% (43% to 42%) and 12% undecided. The same poll was showing Smith up by double digits in September and ahead by several just two weeks ago. Here is the key: her suburban and female vote cratered. Lewis is a former radio host the DFL has slammed for ”sexist comments”. And he is taking back the female vote. Smith has also outspent Lewis by over 3x.

Minnesota is going red.

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The useful idiots on the left will not believe the poll because Nate Pewter has different results from Civiqs showing Smith up by 7, but they ignore the Change Research poll for some odd reason.
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And one of the polls' greatest weaknesses is its inability to take into account new voters who have registered this year for this election, and the vast majority of the new voters are those voting Trump. Also can't forget the infrequent voters who are also going for Trump (judging by the rally statistics provided by the GOP Chairwoman).

So if the poll is in a dead heat, and considering the partisan direction the country is moving towards (which is Republican), I pretty much consider Trump and Lewis to be a solid lock in Minnesota.
 
And one of the polls' greatest weaknesses is its inability to take into account new voters who have registered this year for this election, and the vast majority of the new voters are those voting Trump. Also can't forget the infrequent voters who are also going for Trump (judging by the rally statistics provided by the GOP Chairwoman).

So if the poll is in a dead heat, and considering the partisan direction the country is moving towards (which is Republican), I pretty much consider Trump and Lewis to be a solid lock in Minnesota.
All he needs is one more rally there next week.

Trump is back to Florida on Friday, after the debate. I think his goal is just shoring up states (like NC) just to stave off any fuckery (lol blue Georgia).
 
And one of the polls' greatest weaknesses is its inability to take into account new voters who have registered this year for this election, and the vast majority of the new voters are those voting Trump. Also can't forget the infrequent voters who are also going for Trump (judging by the rally statistics provided by the GOP Chairwoman).

So if the poll is in a dead heat, and considering the partisan direction the country is moving towards (which is Republican), I pretty much consider Trump and Lewis to be a solid lock in Minnesota.
All he needs is one more rally there next week.

Trump is back to Florida on Friday, after the debate. I think his goal is just shoring up states (like NC) just to stave off any fuckery (lol blue Georgia).
>Only Florida

I know that Early In person is starting on Saturday in GOP Florida strongholds, but get his ass back to the fucking Rust Belt. Triple hit each state (MN, PA, MI, and WI) for one day each than go alternate to Florida, NC and AZ on off days. Its obvious at this point.

Its your election to lose now, especially when your most liked adversary's rallies look as pathetic as this:

"Please honk"
 
Probably because everyone accepted that the case for gun control died a thousand deaths after the chimpouts this summer.

Don't worry, the Dems will use some necromancy on the corpse during the next mass shooting, especially if it's a school shooting and the perp is white or hispanic but can be passed off as white like Zimmerman.

If Biden was smart, he should've brought Obama to campaign with Biden from the beginning.

Obama being the header for Biden this late into the election is a move of desperation.

According to some supposed insiders Obama has never really liked Biden and that's been why he has been so quiet and hesitant to really throw his support behind him until this very late stage in the game which seems likely because if he did really respect and like Biden I feel like he would've been eager to see his former VP lead the charge to defeat Orange Man.

I think Biden was picked, like some others have said because of his experience in Congress and seeming like a compromise pick because of his connections and longevity in the Senate, maybe the added thought of him being a mentor like figure for the younger Obama was in there somewhere too but that's just some speculation on my part.







And as an aside I decided to roll out my prediction for the election with the electoral map.

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I feel like the main tossups this year are Penn and Wisc but Trump could still afford to lose both states and still win though it would lower his EC count from the 2016 election, he just needs to get Minn and Mich, hell he could even lose Arizona too and still squeak by but both scenarios do allow the Dems to crow about how Trump's ideology has been rejected since he didn't take more states than he did in 2016 but that is the nature of personal predictions.
 
Will Klobuchar finally go (someday)?

Also, predictions for tomorrow's shitshow?
Perfect pivot into what needs to be said.

In the video I linked to earlier today, Baris was wondering why less people were voting for Trump than those that approve of his job. Notably, that gap manages to line up with the Biden+2.4 results in Pennsylvania last week. He spotted two remaining groups that could vote for Trump, one being the true undecided voters who will wait until Election Day and the other being voters leaning towards Biden but could be persuaded into voting for Trump under the right circumstances.

Most of these undecided voters happen to be seniors who are concerned about the coronavirus and suburban white women who believe in the "decency" narrative that the Biden campaign pushed out. These are not the "shy" Trump voters who will lie about voting for Biden or being undecided, they're more "sea sick" in that they're tired. Tired of all of the drama surrounding the Trump administration and wanting a return to normalcy they think Biden will provide. Trump has the white working class vote locked up which is why Ohio and Iowa are locks for him. It also looks like he will meet his target for 40% of the Hispanic vote and double digit black votes, which will also lock up Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, and Georgia. The problem comes with the Upper Rust Belt States - Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin in that he needs to win over the remaining undecided voters and he's not going to get them by using the same tactics he does with the working class. To do this, you have to comfort them, look into their eyes, and say "Don't give up, the sun is shining at the end of the tunnel, we just have to make it through the darkest part and not turn back". Trump hasn't done this at all and he has to start doing this now.

Trump's strength in debates is that he turns them into bar fights. Look at how he manages to pummel the Republicans in the 2016 primary and how he used that same tactic on Biden at the first debate. I know some here were disappointed at how he performed at the first debate and while I do have my issues his performance, he did what he needed to do, which was to embarrass Biden when it comes to his progressive politics. That was a debate performance specifically designed for the working class he performed so strongly in. They love watching a dirty brawl, especially Hispanics voters he's winning over. But he has to handle the third debate in a different manner, one that appeals to the undecided voters who might be leaning towards Biden.

Given how the MSNBC moderator and the Debate Commission is determined to turn this into an Oxford-style debate - which Trump isn't as good at - he does not have a choice anyway. If he treats Biden like he did Jeb Bush again, it won't resonate with potential voters and it may turn off the undecided voters. The moderator, the DNC establishment, and the media are prepared for this and if Trump flops at the final debate, it may sink him. He needs to realize that Biden can very well get his Reagan moment in and he has to prevent that from happening. It's going to require him putting his ego aside and talk to his potential voters, not just at Biden and the moderator.

I am nervous about what may happen tomorrow. I hope that Mike Pence has given him "the talk" about how he needs to improve his performance and that he figures out how much of the white votes he's lost that he needs back if he is going to keep any of the Upper Rust Belt states he won (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin) or flip Minnesota. This could be the deciding factor in this election. I will watch it and it will determine whenever or not I keep following this election.

The race is tightening. Don't fuck this debate up Trump, it's your last chance to win over voters.
 
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shit started on Monday
>lecturing the guy who voted in person on Monday

Florida is fucking weird if you haven't guessed. Most of Florida was allowed to vote in person on Monday. Others, notorious GOP strongholds, start Saturday. The light yellow areas are the places where they haven't started, alot in the Panhandle.
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Anyways, besides that, here's my electoral map.
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I used the Silver model of throwing different colored darts at the states until a candidate won.
 
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>Only Florida

I know that Early In person is starting on Saturday in GOP Florida strongholds, but get his ass back to the fucking Rust Belt. Triple hit each state (MN, PA, MI, and WI) for one day each than go alternate to Florida, NC and AZ on off days. Its obvious at this point.

Its your election to lose now, especially when your most liked adversary's rallies look as pathetic as this:
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When I saw the double rally in Florida, I couldn't help but sigh. I get the impression Trump is listening to a bunch of bad polls saying he's further behind in these states than he really is. I'm glad he did a double rally in Arizona and showed up in Pennsylvania, but that double rally in Florida should have been either Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin. The weekend better bring us two of Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. God forbid if he makes another trip in Georgia, a state he's going to win anyway.
 
When I saw the double rally in Florida, I couldn't help but sigh. I get the impression Trump is listening to a bunch of bad polls saying he's further behind in these states than he really is. I'm glad he did a double rally in Arizona and showed up in Pennsylvania, but that double rally in Florida should have been either Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin. The weekend better bring us two of Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. God forbid if he makes another trip in Georgia, a state he's going to win anyway.
I mean to be fair, while Florida has a lot of signs pointing to Trump it could probably be to energize people to vote and it's still not exactly a guaranteed state for him. But if he keeps going to Florida in the weekend it could be bad because it is like Biden's constant schedule of staying in Pennsylvania (seriously that's the only state he's even campaigning in.)

Trump seems to be having his family and such doing a lot of rallies tomorrow in various states but we'll see how that turns out.
 
Perfect pivot into what needs to be said.

In the video I linked to earlier today, Baris was wondering why less people were voting for Trump than those that approve of his job. Notably, that gap manages to line up with the Biden+2.4 results in Pennsylvania last week. He spotted two remaining groups that could vote for Trump, one being the true undecided voters who will wait until Election Day and the other being voters leaning towards Biden but could be persuaded into voting for Trump under the right circumstances.

Most of these undecided voters happen to be seniors who are concerned about the coronavirus and suburban white women who believe in the "decency" narrative that the Biden campaign pushed out. These are not the "shy" Trump voters who will lie about voting for Biden or being undecided, they're more "sea sick" in that they're tired. Tired of all of the drama surrounding the Trump administration and wanting a return to normalcy they think Biden will provide. Trump has the white working class vote locked up which is why Ohio and Iowa are locks for him. It also looks like he will meet his target for 40% of the Hispanic vote and double digit black votes, which will also lock up Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, and Georgia. The problem comes with the Upper Rust Belt States - Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin in that he needs to win over the remaining undecided voters and he's not going to get them by using the same tactics he does with the working class. To do this, you have to comfort them, look into their eyes, and say "Don't give up, the sun is shining at the end of the tunnel, we just have to make it through the darkest part and not turn back". Trump hasn't done this at all and he has to start doing this now.

Trump's strength in debates is that he turns them into bar fights. Look at how he manages to pummel the Republicans in the 2016 primary and how he used that same tactic on Biden at the first debate. I know some here were disappointed at how he performed at the first debate and while I do have my issues his performance, he did what he needed to do, which was to embarrass Biden when it comes to his progressive politics. That was a debate performance specifically designed for the working class he performed so strongly in. They love watching a dirty brawl, especially Hispanics voters he's winning over. But he has to handle the third debate in a different manner, one that appeals to the undecided voters who might be leaning towards Biden.

Given how the MSNBC moderator and the Debate Commission is determined to turn this into an Oxford-style debate - which Trump isn't as good at - he does not have a choice anyway. If he treats Biden like he did Jeb Bush again, it won't resonate with potential voters and it may turn off the undecided voters. The moderator, the DNC establishment, and the media are prepared for this and if Trump flops at the final debate, it may sink him. He needs to realize that Biden can very well get his Reagan moment in and he has to prevent that from happening. It's going to require him putting his ego aside and talk to his potential voters, not just at Biden and the moderator.

I am nervous about what may happen tomorrow. I hope that Mike Pence has given him "the talk" about how he needs to improve his performance and that he figures out how much of the white votes he's lost that he needs back if he is going to keep any of the Upper Rust Belt states he won (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin) or flip Minnesota. This could be the deciding factor in this election. I will watch it and it will determine whenever or not I keep following this election.

The race is tightening. Don't fuck this debate up Trump, it's your last chance to win over voters.
Trump is going to fuck up the third debate and yet somehow come out on top because Biden will fuck up even harder. That is my expectation of Trump and Biden.

I did watch the first debate again and Trump basically turned the debate into a shitshow after 15 mins in when Chris Wallace interrupted him while he was bashing Biden. The first 15 minutes was pretty normal before Wallace decided to help Biden.

As for the townhalls, the more people watch the Biden one, the more they hate him whereas Trump has stayed stable.
 
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Florida is fucking weird if you haven't guessed. Most of Florida was allowed to vote in person on Monday. Others, notorious GOP strongholds, start Saturday. The light yellow areas are the places where they haven't started, alot in the Panhandle.
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Holy cow, that map is devastating for the Dems. Half of the 850/386 hasn't even voted yet. They are so dunzo.
When I saw the double rally in Florida, I couldn't help but sigh. I get the impression Trump is listening to a bunch of bad polls saying he's further behind in these states than he really is.
I'm going to have to ask that you CALM THE FUCK DOWN, DOOMER.

I think the man has earned the benefit of the doubt when it comes to campaign strategy. Some of you fuckers didn't question McCain and Romney this much when those losers were getting beat like a drum. Trump has actually won a presidential election yet you doomers feel the need to critcize every fucking thing. Seriously, it's probably best for your mental health to unplug until the election.
 
When I saw the double rally in Florida, I couldn't help but sigh. I get the impression Trump is listening to a bunch of bad polls saying he's further behind in these states than he really is. I'm glad he did a double rally in Arizona and showed up in Pennsylvania, but that double rally in Florida should have been either Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin. The weekend better bring us two of Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. God forbid if he makes another trip in Georgia, a state he's going to win anyway.
Without Florida, he is done. It's better to be safe than sorry, especially when you look at the reason why I explained.

For shoring up more votes in rallies for Pennsylvania, he can wait until the final week for maximum effectiveness due to them voting on election day tooffset fraud. For Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, its a fair criticism. His kids and the VP are doing rallies too in these states, all which have more atendees then the fucking Obama one today.
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However, the x-factor here is the ground game. I know that Hillary said the same thing, but Trump had 0 ground game due to the Billy Bush tape causing Republicans to abandon him, and he still won. Fast forward to now, Trump has more volunteers than Obama. Meanwhile, Joe has near 0 due to muh Coof. Its much more powerful than any ad on TV.
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Big T needs still do rallies in MN in particular. I think thats the one to flip.
 
Without Florida, he is done. It's better to be safe than sorry, especially when you look at the reason why I explained.

For shoring up more votes in rallies for Pennsylvania, he can wait until the final week for maximum effectiveness due to them voting on election day tooffset fraud. For Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, its a fair criticism. His kids and the VP are doing rallies too in these states, all which have more atendees then the fucking Obama one today.
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However, the x-factor here is the ground game. I know that Hillary said the same thing, but Trump had 0 ground game due to the Billy Bush tape causing Republicans to abandon him, and he still won. Fast forward to now, Trump has more volunteers than Obama. Meanwhile, Joe has near 0 due to muh Coof. Its much more powerful than any ad on TV.
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Big T needs still do rallies in MN in particular. I think thats the one to flip.
Speaking of ads, isn't Biden spending record amounts on TV ads? Is this still a thing, Amerikiwis?
 
Don't worry, the Dems will use some necromancy on the corpse during the next mass shooting, especially if it's a school shooting and the perp is white or hispanic but can be passed off as white like Zimmerman.



According to some supposed insiders Obama has never really liked Biden and that's been why he has been so quiet and hesitant to really throw his support behind him until this very late stage in the game which seems likely because if he did really respect and like Biden I feel like he would've been eager to see his former VP lead the charge to defeat Orange Man.

I think Biden was picked, like some others have said because of his experience in Congress and seeming like a compromise pick because of his connections and longevity in the Senate, maybe the added thought of him being a mentor like figure for the younger Obama was in there somewhere too but that's just some speculation on my part.







And as an aside I decided to roll out my prediction for the election with the electoral map.



I feel like the main tossups this year are Penn and Wisc but Trump could still afford to lose both states and still win though it would lower his EC count from the 2016 election, he just needs to get Minn and Mich, hell he could even lose Arizona too and still squeak by but both scenarios do allow the Dems to crow about how Trump's ideology has been rejected since he didn't take more states than he did in 2016 but that is the nature of personal predictions.
If the inside info is true, then for once I am in agreement with Barack Obama.

Joe could have retired as the VP of the first black POTUS, being awarded the "Presidential Medal of Freedom" as one of his final days in politics. Could have retired then and there. Coming back, four years later, with increasing mental decline and serious scandals being brought to light ... Joe will have ruined any "legacy" he had.

I think it's extremely telling that Obama is finally showing up for support at the 11th hour. He simply didn't want to do it. lol. And yes, it does come across as desperate for the Biden campaign. If he's leading in PA by double digits (as the news media keeps telling us), then why have Obama show up? Why not have him make an appearance in states like TX, AZ, or GA if those states are so in "dead heat" according to the MSM?

I also find it telling that Obama and Biden aren't on the stage together, and won't be on stage together. You'd think that would be a good photo-op for the Dem base to get excited about?
 
but that double rally in Florida should have been either Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin. The weekend better bring us two of Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
Its almost winter, going to a nice warm place for a day isnt the worst... Im not even sure if alf the Rallies are part of a plan or if Trump just loves to have them and does random ones on his "off" days.
 
Speaking of ads, isn't Biden spending record amounts on TV ads? Is this still a thing, Amerikiwis?
I guess I'm just info-dumping now.

Answer is yes he is. Here is how he is spending it by the cost per electoral vote.
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Texas isn't even on the fucking list. Ohio and Iowa are not in play; Trump may win them by 7-10 points. Georgia is probably for the Senate mostly. NC isn't a priority because Obama won it once in 2008 by 0.32% margin, or almost the same margin that Trump won Michigan. He thinks MN and NV is in the bag (or maybe they are defensive buys). He might be trying in AZ to pick apart Trump's 260 firewall, but that's a hard sell. The big four are FL, MI, WI, and PA, and Florida isn't a priority because he knows its hard.

Its all down to PA, MI and WI, with PA being the focus due to his "hometown advantage" and the high electoral vote count. If he loses it, its 95% likely game over for Joe.
 
Trump’s family out campaigning for him nearly as hard as he is himself. They are one heck of an articulate, intelligent and charismatic bunch, absolutely the American Dream made flesh. Such a pity the MSM has smeared them beyond parody as these optics would have helped win the suburbs. Who doesn’t like seeing the next generation amplify and continue the family name?

Well, unless that name is Biden.
 
I've heard radio ads in Central FL using some clips of Biden being all "FUCK YEAR I'm taking your guns! Wooo!" or whatever his actual quote is.

I think that's probably the clip of Beto saying that:

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>Only Florida

I know that Early In person is starting on Saturday in GOP Florida strongholds, but get his ass back to the fucking Rust Belt. Triple hit each state (MN, PA, MI, and WI) for one day each than go alternate to Florida, NC and AZ on off days. Its obvious at this point.

Its your election to lose now, especially when your most liked adversary's rallies look as pathetic as this:
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Sorry Obama, but you'll never be as good as Jeb in our eyes. JEB IS LOVE, JEB IS LIFE!
 
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