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

[AmHole]

So what are the chances that Trump wins the presidency and the GOP flips the house and keeps the Senate? What if the DNC loses the presidency and keeps the house and flips the senate?

 

[Tour of Italy]

I still can't believe people thought he would win.

I’m telling you, this is going to be the prevailing sentiment for Biden too on the 4th.

It used to be that Republicans were the only party to drop losers, but I’m thinking Biden has enough baggage for the Dems to make an exception this time.

 

[Salubrious]

I just love the idea that Obama's charisma couldn't turn any of these deep red states blue, but Biden is able to despite the fact that Trump has mostly kept his promise of bringing back blue collar jobs. Orange Man Bad is just that strong.

 

[Pompano Mike]

What if the DNC loses the presidency and keeps the house and flips the senate?

Then Trump is going to be impeached within the first few weeks of 2021, and Pence shortly afterwards which means President Pelosi. We'd better pray that the Senate doesn't flip.

 

[Hot Dog]

I just love the idea that Obama's charisma couldn't turn any of these deep red states blue, but Biden is able to despite the fact that Trump has mostly kept his promise of bringing back blue collar jobs. Orange Man Bad is just that strong.

Obama's luster has certainly faded over time. He was always about himself, not the party, and his legacy as a mediocre president is firmly established.

 

[RockPaper]

Then Trump is going to be impeached within the first few weeks of 2021, and Pence shortly afterwards which means President Pelosi. We'd better pray that the Senate doesn't flip.

You need two thirds of the Senate to get rid of Trump. Not happening.

 

[GuntPunt]

Texas' early turnout has surpassed 2016. Could it be in play?

If it were, Biden would be there. Trump can't win without Texas like he can't win without California. It would be an obvious knockout move to take.

Texas modelled early vote is Republican +18 and Republicans are blowing out the bellweather in Tarrent County. Also, Biden is for no guns and no oil. Literally poison in Texas. Biden SAID he was going to Texas and Georgia, but didn't follow through with Texas. He also refused to gib Texas Democrats a requested $10 million. He pulled ads from Texas entirely. If he is winning Texas, weird moves to display that.

Biden is instead in Minnesota, the most reliable Democratic state for the last 52 years asking for votes. What does that tell you?

 

[heyitsmike]

It used to be that Republicans were the only party to drop losers, but I’m thinking Biden has enough baggage for the Dems to make an exception this time.

I have as low of an opinion of the Dems as anyone, but even I already kinda assumed that Biden will be put out to pasture soon, win or lose.

 

[Pompano Mike]

You need two thirds of the Senate to get rid of Trump. Not happening.

That's assuming a party line vote, and I am not confident that a minority Senate GOP would have his back in such a scenario. It's really a moot point though, since the Senate isn't looking likely to flip.

 

[alreadyhome]

Have you seen the plan? It doesn't seem like that's what it is at all.

I've long thought the best way to address issues in specific communities to just target the issue among all communities and let it help disproportionately rather than just target the community.

For example, if you wanted to improve the college matriculation rate of blacks because they frequently come from lower income backgrounds, the right way to do it is provide scholarships for low income students of all races, not provide scholarships for just black students. Or if you wanted to address the rates of alcoholism on Native American reservations, provide funding for alcohol treatment programs for everyone, not just Native Americans. That's what this plan seems to do.
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Like "Advance targeted apprenticeship and job training programs." If you're a white dude in the rust belt, this will help you too. So I don't think this is anywhere near bribing or pandering or being racist against non black people.

Why does it explicitly say it's for black people, black communities, black owned businesses, etc.?

 

[irishAzoth]

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You retarded conspiracy theorists, he didn't eulogize former KKK "grand wizard" Robert Byrd. Let's see how the AP fact checks this horrible accusation:
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He eulogized former KKK "exalted cyclops" Robert Byrd. I bet you feel stupid now, you probably believe in that stupid Q conspiracy that we tell you not to believe.

 

[Salubrious]

I’m telling you, this is going to be the prevailing sentiment for Biden too on the 4th.

It used to be that Republicans were the only party to drop losers, but I’m thinking Biden has enough baggage for the Dems to make an exception this time.

Not just that, but most of these Democratic leaders are OLD. Biden is 77. Pelosi is 80!

Trump is 74, but he has no political future as of January 2025 even if he wins on Tuesday.

The bigger fear is that AOC and her crew take over the party, which I don't think they will because even the establishment hates them. But I absolutely believe AOC will insert herself into the primaries next go around (AOC turns 35 right before 2025 Inauguration Day).

 

[RockPaper]

That's assuming a party line vote, and I am not confident that a minority Senate GOP would have his back in such a scenario. It's really a moot point though, since the Senate isn't looking likely to flip.

So you think a Senate GOP minority would prefer a Dem president picking judges? Republicans aren’t going to vote to impeach Trump in a second term. He can’t run again anyway, and you really think they’d impeach Pence too? For what exactly? Please come back to Earth.

 

[Pompano Mike]

So you think a Senate GOP minority would prefer a Dem president picking judges? Republicans aren’t going to vote to impeach Trump in a second term. He can’t run again anyway, and you really think they’d impeach Pence too? For what exactly? Please come back to Earth.

You know you're right, my impeachment scenario is pretty far fetched and paranoid. I think this election has made me a bit crazy and I should probably not make retarded doomposts.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

Not just that, but most of these Democratic leaders are OLD. Biden is 77. Pelosi is 80!

Trump is 74, but he has no political future as of January 2025 even if he wins on Tuesday.

The bigger fear is that AOC and her crew take over the party, which I don't think they will because even the establishment hates them. But I absolutely believe AOC will insert herself into the primaries next go around (AOC turns 35 right before 2025 Inauguration Day).

She'll probably run, but the party establishment will try to oppose that like they did with Sanders the 2 times he ran. It's too early to say what the outcome of that would be.

 

[UselessIdiot]

You know someone mentioned how Ohio has always gone to the person elected president, and I decided to do some autistic research to see how accurate it was and decided to look at Ohio swung in every American Presidential Election.

It seems there is some credibility to this because out of the many elections since Ohio became a state, there were only 8 times that the winner of Ohio in the presidential election did not become President (These times were 1826, 1836, 1844, 1856, 1884, 1892 1944, and 1960). So if Trump wins Ohio and it goes by historical precedent, he could have a good shot of winning re-election. Of course this chance is an 86% chance based on History and 2020 has been a weird year, but it's not a guarantee and a good shot

Ohio and Iowa seem to be becoming red states. Missouri used to be a bellwether state, but now it's just a red state.

I wouldn't put too much stock into if you win X state, then you win the election.

 

[Orange Man Costume]

This has me even more anxious that he won't win the popular vote.

Guess that's £600 down the drain then.

Normally that would be a bad bet, yes, withdraw early from that one if you can.

If you can't, keep in mind huge amounts of blue votes this year are being rejected because of incompetence with voters doing their mail ballots, plus late ballot rejections thanks to the GOP working to keep the normal deadlines. Voter incompetence with handling ballots alone is supposed to shave off more than a million votes, overwhelmingly against the Dems, it could be enough to knock them down a 1-2 points nationally in popular vote.

The rest is up to how corona is affecting the blue vote, how many libs died from sleeping with their masks on, etc.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

Ohio and Iowa seem to be becoming red states. Missouri used to be a bellwether state, but now it's just a red state.

I wouldn't put too much stock into if you win X state, then you win the election.

This time the "win this state, win the election" is Pennsylvania. It's a tipping point with a lot of electoral votes and some rust belt areas, though it's not in the midwest.

 

[Clockwork_PurBle]

Pelosi is 80!

WHAT?!

The bigger fear is that AOC and her crew take over the party, which I don't think they will because even the establishment hates them. But I absolutely believe AOC will insert herself into the primaries next go around (AOC turns 35 right before 2025 Inauguration Day).

I thought you had to be 35 to run for any office? How old is she now?

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

She's about 30.