Re: Campaign 2020
Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2020 1:15 pm
How's everybody enjoying the PBS DNC "Rock the Virus" Telethon?
I'll amass my thoughts when it's over.
I'll amass my thoughts when it's over.
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Barely knew him, but no. Seemed like a really nice guy.Big Magilla wrote
Was he as big a jerk then as he is now?
Was he as big a jerk then as he is now?Sabin wrote:Fun fact: I went to high school with Paris Dennard.
They know what turns out their base.Sabin wrote:What's the old Bill Clinton saying? "Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line." They're a bunch of bootlickers who love the law & order rhetoric. They always have been. I'm surprised he's lost as many Republican voters as he has. For years, I've said I'm not convinced Trump has lost one vote. Well... he's lost significantly more than one vote and for that we should be grateful.Big Magilla wrote
My issue is with those who have made up their mind is vote against the evil that is Trump and then decided, no, they're going to vote for him anyway. It doesn't make any sense. What is that he's done in the last few days that have convinced them to give him another shot?
The RNC just announced two speakers: the Covington High School MAGA teen Nick Sandmann and the St. Louis gun couple. They're all about cultural grievance and trying to get as many white people to show up or stay home.
https://twitter.com/donmoyn/status/1295569971431391234
What's the old Bill Clinton saying? "Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line." They're a bunch of bootlickers who love the law & order rhetoric. They always have been. I'm surprised he's lost as many Republican voters as he has. For years, I've said I'm not convinced Trump has lost one vote. Well... he's lost significantly more than one vote and for that we should be grateful.Big Magilla wrote
My issue is with those who have made up their mind is vote against the evil that is Trump and then decided, no, they're going to vote for him anyway. It doesn't make any sense. What is that he's done in the last few days that have convinced them to give him another shot?
This SNL skit nails the undecided voter, but that's a different issue.Sonic Youth wrote:NBC made a very perceptive short film back in 2012 about the "undecided voter". I think this clears up a lot of misconceptions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAG37Kw1-aw
NBC made a very perceptive short film back in 2012 about the "undecided voter". I think this clears up a lot of misconceptions.Big Magilla wrote:Or not.OscarGuy wrote:I think this might be a good thing. If Dems think the race is tightening, maybe they'll be more diligent about voting.
Who are these people who keep seesawing back and forth between Biden and Trump? What are their I.Q.'s?
I know you acknowledged this, but the fact that America voted for him once is enough to make me fear. I don't know a single person in my life that is truly optimistic that the country won't do it again.Mister Tee wrote:There were three other polls released yesterday, all showing Biden with leads of 7-11 points.
Then, this morning, ABC released this poll.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html
But Twitter was all agog with "it's tightening!" last night. Proving Democrats are worrywarts, especially in the wake of the PTSD-inducing 2016.
This is the perfect illustration of how Dems treat polling that looks even vaguely threatening:
https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/stat ... 28/photo/1