Jason Moyer on 6/11/2020 at 08:56
Do you really think he's smart enough to know how to operate and maintain a firearm.
Vae on 6/11/2020 at 09:01
Quote Posted by june gloom
Be honest, Vae, you're just hoping for the chance to shoot someone.
I'm hoping you don't get shot by a Nazi or a misogynist.
...or even worse, a queer-o-phobe!...:mad:
Thirith on 6/11/2020 at 09:30
Do us all a favour, Vae, and crawl back under your rock.
Harvester on 6/11/2020 at 09:38
Biden has taken the lead in Georgia! I read he’s about to claim victory.
What do you guys think about Arizona? Some news outlets have already claimed it for Biden, but do you think it’s possible that Trump might still win there?
Jason Moyer on 6/11/2020 at 09:38
Fox News is showing Biden about 900 votes or so ahead of Trump now in Georgia.
june gloom on 6/11/2020 at 09:52
Quote Posted by Vae
I'm hoping you don't get shot by a Nazi or a misogynist.
...or even worse, a queer-o-phobe!...:mad:
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https://i.imgur.com/JD3sn3B.gifdemagogue on 6/11/2020 at 09:56
@Harvester, Arizona has already been called for Biden by all the mainstream media outlets. The thing is that late voting is counting absentee votes which lean heavily to Biden, so if Biden is already ahead, there's basically no chance Trump can walk it back with these late votes, and he's 50K votes behind.
It's Pennsylvania and Georgia where it's so close it's still hard to call, but exactly because Arizona flipped, Biden doesn't need either of them to win (assuming he takes Nevada, where it's still within about 10K, but Biden will probably take). Of course if Biden ends up taking GA or PA then he's definitely got it.
Long story short, Biden already has his stage set up ready to make his victory speech, and word is there's a line of GOP figures that will fall in line, and it'll actually be McConnell that will give the concession call, which is politically clever on his part because it effectively makes him king of the GOP going forward. The wildcard is if Trump keeps up his rallies with this kind of faux party outside the system, but historically those don't last long, cf. the Reform Party.
I was just reading an (
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/05/us/texas-election-results.html) article about Texas, while the cities flipped Democrat enough to turn the state Blue in a normal election year, a large number of Hispanic voters, especially in the south, flipped to Republican, which canceled them out and kept the state Red. That teaches you not to assume too much.
Jason Moyer on 6/11/2020 at 09:57
Quote Posted by Harvester
What do you guys think about Arizona? Some news outlets have already claimed it for Biden, but do you think it's possible that Trump might still win there?
I think Arizona is going to be a tossup, but it doesn't really matter because Biden is going to win PA handily. PA alone among the uncalled states is enough to call the election for Biden.
Starker on 6/11/2020 at 10:54
Quote Posted by demagogue
Long story short, Biden already has his stage set up ready to make his victory speech, and word is there's a line of GOP figures that will fall in line, and it'll actually be McConnell that will give the concession call, which is politically clever on his part because it effectively makes him king of the GOP going forward. The wildcard is if Trump keeps up his rallies with this kind of faux party outside the system, but historically those don't last long, cf. the Reform Party.
The wily bastard is already angling to negotiate Biden's cabinet members and transition:
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https://www.axios.com/gop-senate-biden-transition-50ebe6c8-e318-4fdb-b903-048908b3b954.html)
Tomi on 6/11/2020 at 10:55
Quote Posted by "Bernie Sanders"
In 2016, when Trump won PA, MI, and WI by a handful of votes, the election system worked just great. Now that he's losing, it's a "fraud" and they're "stealing the election." This is how demagogues destroy faith in democracy and move us toward authoritarianism. Count every vote!
Shame on you, demagogue. :nono:
I never knew the meaning of the word! :o