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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He is the best politician they ever had. european centrist and into latino would work very well in CA and most of the US.
Ca loved him because he was cool and green. you need to be green in CA, the state has twice as many people as it should have,,,
The greenies in Cali are fucking retards. That being said, yeah, he would need to rub their microdicks a bit to have a prayer.
Twitter being classy as always:
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"PURIFY YOUR CIRCLE OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS. BUILD ECHOCHAMBERS AND SAFE SPACES, NO MATTER THE COST."

Yeah that does indeed sound like Twitter.
 
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The real question is what happens if Trump doesn't try again in 2024 in the event he loses or if he's reelected and he's termed out in 2024. What does the GOP do then?

Honestly, assuming Trump gets 8 years, in 2024 I honestly expect it to be a Cruz defeat. He's said he would turn down a Supreme Court nom if Trump gave it to him, and to me that screams he's going to try for President in 2024.

And that'd be a mistake. Supreme Court Justice would be his greatest achievement. His run against Beto being so close should tell him that the reformation of his image since 2016 still hasn't made him likeable. Not enough to run for President.

Pence I think is too bland for the office. I'd vote for him over Cruz, but neither would I like. Trump kids are even worse, let them run for office in Israel.

The only way I see it being interesting to me is if Trump pulls in someone from outside the establishment and leans on his campaign with full weight from the Primary on. None of this cuckbama shit where the former president comes in as a last minute hail Mary. Otherwise we'll just go back to establishment uniparty candidates on both sides having a mock battle for who gets the bigger cut off selling out the country.
 
Honestly, assuming Trump gets 8 years, in 2024 I honestly expect it to be a Cruz defeat. He's said he would turn down a Supreme Court nom if Trump gave it to him, and to me that screams he's going to try for President in 2024.

And that'd be a mistake. Supreme Court Justice would be his greatest achievement. His run against Beto being so close should tell him that the reformation of his image since 2016 still hasn't made him likeable. Not enough to run for President.

Pence I think is too bland for the office. I'd vote for him over Cruz, but neither would I like. Trump kids are even worse, let them run for office in Israel.

The only way I see it being interesting to me is if Trump pulls in someone from outside the establishment and leans on his campaign with full weight from the Primary on. None of this cuckbama shit where the former president comes in as a last minute hail Mary. Otherwise we'll just go back to establishment uniparty candidates on both sides having a mock battle for who gets the bigger cut off selling out the country.
If Trump wins this time the GOP will stick with something like his platform because it won twice. The only way it goes back is if he loses and it's dismissed as a fluke.
 
Current odds out in Las Vegas have 66% of wagers are going to Trump winning, simply because its a bigger payout, and Vegas has definitely been wrong on this shit before.

Last election had the odds at 90% Clinton win at 8pm, to even money at 930pm, to a 90% Trump victory at 11pm (and 200% Trump win at midnight). Now he sits around 34% victory. I'm thinking Tuesday is going to be pretty big.
 
The only way I see it being interesting to me is if Trump pulls in someone from outside the establishment and leans on his campaign with full weight from the Primary on. None of this cuckbama shit where the former president comes in as a last minute hail Mary. Otherwise we'll just go back to establishment uniparty candidates on both sides having a mock battle for who gets the bigger cut off selling out the country.
I want to see Richard Grenell on the campaign trail. But he would need to move a little higher in the Trump administration to gain more of a name for himself. He's gay, hates the media probably more than Trump, and seems like a clever guy.
 
In particular, pay very close attention to who is running for the top prosecutor positions where you live. Crime is skyrocketing in many places that have elected district attorneys who are basically Manchurian candidates for intersectional cult ideology. You can chart a direct correlation between electing prosecutors who are funded by people like George Soros (though he and his groups are far from the only wokeshit game in town as far as political dark money goes), and a precipitous decrease in overall quality of life. Transparency USA is a decent resource for researching who is funding local campaigns, and I'm sure there are other websites as well.
Look up judges too. If there are a lot of criminals in your area getting stayed sentences for violent crimes, the judges are letting them off easy. Unfortunately, they often run unopposed, so write in a protest vote.

Interesting tidbits about Minnesota. It looks to be almost unpollable by Baris's best metrics.
I will watch this later, but it is believable.

The party bigwigs are nervous. :story:
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One thing I find funny is that Biden is closing his campaign with the ever so relevant, Lady Gaga.

In an election where courting the Black Vote is essential why wouldn't Biden get Queen Beyonce and Jay-Z like Hillary did? Taylor Swift isn't available? The only people who give a flying shit about Lady Gaga are 25-35 year old white cunt voters. They've already voted for Biden. I couldn't imagine a weaker guest beyond Old Joe bringing out Cher or Madonna from the retirement home.
 
Which E-celeb meltdown are you wanting to see most? Id like to see angry Joe pretend to be an intellectual again or see Trump sign an EO that forces Spooney to make a pro-Trump movie.
I'd like to see this in real life:

Might as well add my personal anecdotes. I was counting Trump and Biden signs this weekend in both my county and when I drove through Oakland County in Michigan this weekend. I counted roughly equal amounts of Trump and Biden signs in Oakland, which is a massive Blue county, while my county had overwhelmingly more Trump signs than Biden signs. I believe my neighborhood had 41 signs/flags while there were only about 10 Biden signs. This combined with our courts allowing poll watchers/challengers to actually do their job and all ballots being required to be in by 8 on election day, makes me relatively confident Michigan will go Trump again this year.
 
I swear the moon is getting bigger with every page refresh. Anyway...

Twitter seems to be losing its shit over the possibility of a blue Texas. Even Biden tweeted about it showing the decreasing margins between R and D from 2012 to 2016 to 2018 (2014 is conveniently left out so I will assume it does not fit the narrative). Bookies now have a 1.33 payout for every buck you put on Trump winning the state, up from 1.30.

Is it happening?
 
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