It's for the same reason why Trump is simultaneously the biggest, tropical storm nuking idiot on Earth, and a chess grandmaster with an intellect that makes geniuses around the world blush.
I agree. I would hate Biden winning but not because he's going to put all the white men in FEMA camps like some Alex Jones conspiracy. He'd destroy the economy with endless lockdowns and confused energy policies and revoke Trump's efforts to flush out critical race theory nonsense which is weakening the country, but that would just result in the USA losing its greatness and superpower status, not the start of some kind of far fetched communist dictatorship.
Pennsylvania is the tipping point state in this election. Trump almost certainly wins Florida, therefore the focus shifts to winning enough of the rust belt and Pennsylvania has the most electoral votes of any state in that region. Michigan is second.
Nate Zirconium is hedging his bets. He got a lot of pushback from the Left when Trump won and then weaseled out of it by claiming he gave Trump like a 10-15% chance or something. If Trump wins, he gets to pull his numbers out that supported it, and sticks around for another four years.
It doesn't help when Biden went to Texas once, he was quickly bullied out of the state and some of his advisors/staff was urging people to not believe the polls.
Hopefully flushed. The good news, is even if Trump loses, there's not going to be a "maybe you should suck off minorities/women more" push like 2012 did and what 2016 certainly would have been. Depending on how badly Biden/Harris bungle the country's future, you could be looking at some new candidates more like the "RWDS Trump" the media imagined.Here's an intersting article that's at least tangentially related to this coming election and what comes afterward:
The Future of the GOP Is Trumpy | RealClearPolitics
A few days ago, a friend messaged me asking who the strongest GOP candidate in 2024 would be. More on that later. At roughly the same time, Numbers...www.realclearpolitics.com
Any thoughts on this? Where does the GOP go after Trump?
Fuck that Trump would build a wall "A big beautiful wall!"
This is a good summary, though I'd note its not an either or. The disagreement is even more specific than that, its whether the MAJORITY were disillusioned or never drinkers. I don't think either of us would assert that the other camp does not exist, merely disagree on which side is the majority. I could definitely craft a few good arguments for your side, though I do hold mine is closer.
Pennsylvania and the Rust Belt could go 60% for Trump and every news outlet except Fox would refuse to call the states for Trump because of the postal votes.
I think besides Fox, CNN and the more politically neutral stations would call the states. That sounds weird to say but despite CNN being Anti-Trump, it isn't 100% on the Biden train given there were many moments where many at CNN seemed pissed at Biden throughout the campaign and also were pissed at Pelosi too.
Yeah, he won't. Which is a really bad sign for his campaign, Florida has been a bellwether state for decades now, if Trump and Biden are tied there in the official(biased)polling, Trump will likely win Florida again. Which means that Biden's campaign is doing a lot worse than the media would like you to think.
