Current Affairs The 2020 United States Presidential Election

[BirkenheadBlue]

BB id only be circuitous if I didn’t express to you that I’m a little hurt in the way you are coming at me this morning.

I'd love nothing more than to not have to... if only you'd stop posting tripe.

Speaking of tripe, did you happen to see Romney's statement the other day? You'd have loved it. Positively overflowing with the same sort of "they're both as bad as each other" nonsense that you revel in. Dig it out, you'll have a blast.

 

[Death]

I'd love nothing more than to not have to... if only you'd stop posting tripe.

Speaking of tripe, did you happen to see Romney's statement the other day? You'd have loved it. Positively overflowing with the same sort of "they're both as bad as each other" nonsense that you revel in. Dig it out, you'll have a blast.

You have me wrong BB although they are two cheeks of the same rear end it’s plain to see the Republicans are more dangerous. More openly right wing and therefor more green-lighted to cause mayhem.

Romney’s a toe-rag.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

My turn to vote in person is finally here. Early voting begins today in North Carolina and continues until October 31st.

 

[Blue 1]

This is quite fun, if you like that sort of thing:

Build your own US election result: plot a Biden or Trump win

Biden may be ahead in the polls, but key battlegrounds that the Democrats lost unexpectedly in 2016 could come through again for Trump. Use our simulator to build your own election result map

www.theguardian.com

It lets you call the seats that could potentially go either way and shows you how that translates into electoral college votes.

I have Biden winning 294-244, by flipping Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and North Carolina (and Nebraska 2nd District).

Arizona, Georgia, Texas, Florida, Iowa and Ohio (and Maine 2nd District) remain Republican.

 

[Brendan Janus]

I have a friend in Alabama, & apparently that state don't give a flying one about Presidential elections, possibly because of it's ethnicity !!!!

 

[RAFUH]

This is quite fun, if you like that sort of thing:

Build your own US election result: plot a Biden or Trump win

Biden may be ahead in the polls, but key battlegrounds that the Democrats lost unexpectedly in 2016 could come through again for Trump. Use our simulator to build your own election result map

www.theguardian.com

It lets you call the seats that could potentially go either way and shows you how that translates into electoral college votes.

I have Biden winning 294-244, by flipping Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and North Carolina (and Nebraska 2nd District).

Arizona, Georgia, Texas, Florida, Iowa and Ohio (and Maine 2nd District) remain Republican.

I think AZ has a better chance of going for Biden than NC

 

[RAFUH]

I have a friend in Alabama, & apparently that state don't give a flying one about Presidential elections, possibly because of it's ethnicity !!!!

Not sure I see the correlation. Please explain the thought process.

 

[RAFUH]

My turn to vote in person is finally here. Early voting begins today in North Carolina and continues until October 31st.View attachment 104453

I'll be going tomorrow!

 

[Brendan Janus]

Not sure I see the correlation. Please explain the thought process.

Most in the state are from other Countries, such as Cuba, Haiti, Dom Republic etc etc !!

 

[Blue 1]

I think AZ has a better chance of going for Biden than NC

Biden is polling better in NC, according to that article (4.1%). I did almost include AZ as well but 3.3% for Biden was too close for me, so I called it for Trump.

If it goes with the polls it'll be an absolute trouncing: 351-187, seeing Biden flip AZ, GA, FL, NC, MI, PA, WI and the ME and NE 2nd Districts, which would be lovely, but is the stuff of fantasy, realistically. Georgia, FFS.

 

[RAFUH]

Most in the state are from other Countries, such as Cuba, Haiti, Dom Republic etc etc !!

You've no idea what you are talking about.

Alabama is approaching 70% non-Hispanic white with only 2.4% foreign born/immigrants

 

[Sassy Colombian]

I'll be going tomorrow!

I tried to vote today before work but the line was already super long and I didn't have enough time so I am going have to try again another day when I have more time. Seeing a line in Asheville this early during the voting process so packed is very surprising.

 

[SerenityNigh]

You've no idea what you are talking about.

Alabama is approaching 70% non-Hispanic white with only 2.4% foreign born/immigrants

Maybe he means Florida ?

 

[RAFUH]

I tried to vote today before work but the line was already super long and I didn't have enough time so I am going have to try again another day when I have more time. Seeing a line in Asheville this early during the voting process so packed is very surprising.

First day is usually the worst.
I was thinking of going when polls open Saturday until I realized the derby was the same time!

 

[riddick]

You've no idea what you are talking about.

Alabama is approaching 70% non-Hispanic white with only 2.4% foreign born/immigrants

Yeah, calling Alabama anything other than "mostly white" or "mostly racist" is pretty factually wrong.