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Biden leads Trump by “Landslide” in new National poll.
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Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 12, 11:33am
Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 12, 11:33am
HonkpilledMaster says
Felons don't have their shit together. Not the ones that are fuck ups and are destined to go back to jail. I would wager most Left leaning non-rehabilitated Ex cons. Won't participate in Politics. They are thinking about their next score not who's going to be the best politician in a race.
Now the rehabilitated ones will be conservative. IF they register, they aren't going to vote for the Candidate who's policy made it easy for them to end up in Prison in the first place.
This is why Liberals want to do away with incarcerations all together, so being a Liberal has no consequences.
Unfortunately the stupid ass Felons Voting referendum was passed in Florida.
Felons don't have their shit together. Not the ones that are fuck ups and are destined to go back to jail. I would wager most Left leaning non-rehabilitated Ex cons. Won't participate in Politics. They are thinking about their next score not who's going to be the best politician in a race.
Now the rehabilitated ones will be conservative. IF they register, they aren't going to vote for the Candidate who's policy made it easy for them to end up in Prison in the first place.
This is why Liberals want to do away with incarcerations all together, so being a Liberal has no consequences.
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HeadSet
2019 Jun 12, 11:47am
HeadSet
2019 Jun 12, 11:47am
I would wager most Left leaning non-rehabilitated Ex cons. Won't participate in Politics.
Have you forgot vote harvesting? Just need some activist to bring them a ballot to sign. Ex-con won't even have to fill it out. Gets a carton of smokes, too.
Have you forgot vote harvesting? Just need some activist to bring them a ballot to sign. Ex-con won't even have to fill it out. Gets a carton of smokes, too.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 12, 11:51am
MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 12, 11:51am
Yep, good old Absentee Ballots.
Community Organizer gets a list of ex-cons or registered voters, knocks on door, gets ballot to sign. Or just forges the name. Votes blue all the way down the ticket. Brings 50 of them at a time to the ol' mail box.
Community Organizer gets a list of ex-cons or registered voters, knocks on door, gets ballot to sign. Or just forges the name. Votes blue all the way down the ticket. Brings 50 of them at a time to the ol' mail box.
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rdm
2019 Jun 12, 12:35pm
HonkpilledMaster says
Yep just like what happened in North Carolina...by Republicans.
By the way what were the results of Trump's voter fraud commission? Did they ever get to the bottom of the 3 million fraudulent Clinton voters who gave Clinton the popular vote? Fake news?
"But things didn’t go well for him in the Kansas City courtroom, as Robinson’s opinion made clear. Kobach’s strongest evidence of non-citizen registration was anemic at best: Over a 20-year period, fewer than 40 non-citizens had attempted to register in one Kansas county that had 130,000 voters. Most of those 40 improper registrations were the result of mistakes or confusion rather than intentional attempts to mislead, and only five of the 40 managed to cast a vote.
One of Kobach’s own experts even rebutted arguments made by both Kobach and President Donald Trump. The expert testified that a handful of improper registrations could not be extrapolated to conclude that 2.8 million fraudulent votes — roughly, the gap between Hillary Clinton and Trump in the popular vote tally — had been cast in the 2016 presidential election. Testimony from a second key expert for Kobach also fizzled.
As the judge’s opinion noted, Kobach insisted the meager instances of cheating revealed at trial are just “the tip of the iceberg.” As she explained, “This trial was his opportunity to produce credible evidence of that iceberg, but he failed to do so.” Dismissing the testimony by Kobach’s witnesses as unpersuasive, Robinson drew what she called “the more obvious conclusion that there is no iceberg; only an icicle largely created by confusion and administrative error.”
https://www.propublica.org/article/kris-kobach-voter-fraud-kansas-trial
Fact is you cant get registered voters off their ass to vote, the idea that people will (intentionally) fraudulently vote in any significant numbers is on its face ridiculous. Voter fraud is a very minor problem used as an excuse to make it harder for minorities, students and low income people to vote.
gets a list of ex-cons or registered voters, knocks on door, gets ballot to sign. Or just forges the name.
Yep just like what happened in North Carolina...by Republicans.
By the way what were the results of Trump's voter fraud commission? Did they ever get to the bottom of the 3 million fraudulent Clinton voters who gave Clinton the popular vote? Fake news?
"But things didn’t go well for him in the Kansas City courtroom, as Robinson’s opinion made clear. Kobach’s strongest evidence of non-citizen registration was anemic at best: Over a 20-year period, fewer than 40 non-citizens had attempted to register in one Kansas county that had 130,000 voters. Most of those 40 improper registrations were the result of mistakes or confusion rather than intentional attempts to mislead, and only five of the 40 managed to cast a vote.
One of Kobach’s own experts even rebutted arguments made by both Kobach and President Donald Trump. The expert testified that a handful of improper registrations could not be extrapolated to conclude that 2.8 million fraudulent votes — roughly, the gap between Hillary Clinton and Trump in the popular vote tally — had been cast in the 2016 presidential election. Testimony from a second key expert for Kobach also fizzled.
As the judge’s opinion noted, Kobach insisted the meager instances of cheating revealed at trial are just “the tip of the iceberg.” As she explained, “This trial was his opportunity to produce credible evidence of that iceberg, but he failed to do so.” Dismissing the testimony by Kobach’s witnesses as unpersuasive, Robinson drew what she called “the more obvious conclusion that there is no iceberg; only an icicle largely created by confusion and administrative error.”
https://www.propublica.org/article/kris-kobach-voter-fraud-kansas-trial
Fact is you cant get registered voters off their ass to vote, the idea that people will (intentionally) fraudulently vote in any significant numbers is on its face ridiculous. Voter fraud is a very minor problem used as an excuse to make it harder for minorities, students and low income people to vote.
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socal2
2019 Jun 12, 12:40pm
rdm says
I'd wager there is a higher percentage of voter fraud than there are number of people who are super motivated to vote, but don't have the wherewithal to get a simple photo ID.
Why are Lefties so racist to think black people are incapable of getting ID's and functioning in society?
Voter fraud is a very minor problem used as an excuse to make it harder for minorities, students and low income people to vote.
I'd wager there is a higher percentage of voter fraud than there are number of people who are super motivated to vote, but don't have the wherewithal to get a simple photo ID.
Why are Lefties so racist to think black people are incapable of getting ID's and functioning in society?
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Bd6r
2019 Jun 12, 12:43pm
Bd6r
2019 Jun 12, 12:43pm
socal2 says
That has always been a mystery for me - how come getting a photo ID is so difficult that requirement to have it is automatically racism/voter suppression etc?
don't have the wherewithal to get a simple photo ID
That has always been a mystery for me - how come getting a photo ID is so difficult that requirement to have it is automatically racism/voter suppression etc?
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socal2
2019 Jun 12, 12:46pm
d6rB says
www.youtube.com/embed/rrBxZGWCdgs
That has always been a mystery for me - how come getting a photo ID is so difficult that requirement to have it is automatically racism/voter suppression etc?
www.youtube.com/embed/rrBxZGWCdgs
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rdm
2019 Jun 12, 1:27pm
d6rB says
It is true it is motivation as I said a lot people are not motivated to vote. So by making it a little or a lot harder say by moving the one voting station 2 miles outside of town ( shit hole Dodge City, Kansas) or requiring a person without a drivers licence or passport to have a photo ID and then make it difficult to get. They just say fuck it why bother. Who are the people without a photo ID? The poor and minorities, who do they tend to vote for? That is how it works and everyone knows it. Do we want wider participation in elections or narrower? Isn't that the essential question? In their own self-interest Republicans want narrower and Dems want wider. And so it goes.
photo ID is so difficult that requirement to have it is automatically racism/voter suppression etc?
It is true it is motivation as I said a lot people are not motivated to vote. So by making it a little or a lot harder say by moving the one voting station 2 miles outside of town ( shit hole Dodge City, Kansas) or requiring a person without a drivers licence or passport to have a photo ID and then make it difficult to get. They just say fuck it why bother. Who are the people without a photo ID? The poor and minorities, who do they tend to vote for? That is how it works and everyone knows it. Do we want wider participation in elections or narrower? Isn't that the essential question? In their own self-interest Republicans want narrower and Dems want wider. And so it goes.
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Ceffer
2019 Jun 12, 1:38pm
Ceffer
2019 Jun 12, 1:38pm
It took this long into the Trump administration for Obama to improve the economy.
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socal2
2019 Jun 12, 1:45pm
rdm says
Lots of quasi-racist assumptions here. All the black people in the video from Harlem were incredulous that white liberals thought they couldn't get ID's.
rdm says
Honestly, I don't want people voting who are too lazy or totally incapable of getting a photo ID.
Seriously, what percentage of people in the US (who are LEGAL residents) can function in society without some reasonable ID?
Who are the people without a photo ID? The poor and minorities, who do they tend to vote for?
Lots of quasi-racist assumptions here. All the black people in the video from Harlem were incredulous that white liberals thought they couldn't get ID's.
rdm says
Do we want wider participation in elections or narrower? Isn't that the essential question? In their own self-interest Republicans want narrower and Dems want wider. And so it goes.
Honestly, I don't want people voting who are too lazy or totally incapable of getting a photo ID.
Seriously, what percentage of people in the US (who are LEGAL residents) can function in society without some reasonable ID?
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RC2006
2019 Jun 12, 1:51pm
RC2006
2019 Jun 12, 1:51pm
Its all about Democrates wanting fraudulent votes, voter id laws should have the same effect on all groups/races unless of course dems are trying to say minorities and dems in general are more incompetent,stupid, or more lazy than Republicans.
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rdm
2019 Jun 12, 2:14pm
Well you might as well just chill, fuck the fake news, no worries, right from the horse's mouth, America you can sleep well tonight, you can take this to the bank...ruptcy, :
"President Trump bristled Wednesday at a report that his reelection campaign’s internal polling shows him trailing Democrat Joe Biden in several key states and claimed without evidence that those polls actually show him leading in every state his campaign has surveyed.
“We have great internal polling,” Trump said during an Oval Office meeting with visiting Polish President Polish President Andrzej Duda. “We are winning in every single state that we polled.”
"President Trump bristled Wednesday at a report that his reelection campaign’s internal polling shows him trailing Democrat Joe Biden in several key states and claimed without evidence that those polls actually show him leading in every state his campaign has surveyed.
“We have great internal polling,” Trump said during an Oval Office meeting with visiting Polish President Polish President Andrzej Duda. “We are winning in every single state that we polled.”
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Bd6r
2019 Jun 12, 3:08pm
Bd6r
2019 Jun 12, 3:08pm
rdm says
When I was poor in 1990's (aka my income was ca. 6000/year), I had no trouble getting first a photo ID and then drivers license (after buying a $400 "car"). I don't really believe that this requires much effort and intelligence.
rdm says
Not as simple question to answer. In countryside, where getting to polling place is more difficult than in cities, even Hispanics are shifting towards right. See https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/11/17/rural-hispanic-voters-like-white-rural-voters-shifted-toward-trump-heres-why/?utm_term=.e1d92f0e0707
Perhaps republicans should start busing rural voters to polling stations...
Who are the people without a photo ID?
When I was poor in 1990's (aka my income was ca. 6000/year), I had no trouble getting first a photo ID and then drivers license (after buying a $400 "car"). I don't really believe that this requires much effort and intelligence.
rdm says
The poor and minorities, who do they tend to vote for?
Not as simple question to answer. In countryside, where getting to polling place is more difficult than in cities, even Hispanics are shifting towards right. See https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/11/17/rural-hispanic-voters-like-white-rural-voters-shifted-toward-trump-heres-why/?utm_term=.e1d92f0e0707
Perhaps republicans should start busing rural voters to polling stations...
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Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 12, 6:30pm
Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 12, 6:30pm
I think the worst thing the Democrats and the Media can do this election. Is lie and hype who ever Trump's opponent is beating him by a huge number.
That is going to panic people in droves to get out and vote that set out 2016. But are far more enlightened this time around.
If I were the DNC I would over sell Trump's numbers and try to get Trump's supporters complacent while I ran a low keyed ground game in the back ground.
I would to the grassroots canvasing very low keyed and under reported or promoted.
That is going to panic people in droves to get out and vote that set out 2016. But are far more enlightened this time around.
If I were the DNC I would over sell Trump's numbers and try to get Trump's supporters complacent while I ran a low keyed ground game in the back ground.
I would to the grassroots canvasing very low keyed and under reported or promoted.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 12, 6:33pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 12, 6:33pm
Agreed. But, we're dealing with Princeton/Brown/Emmerson School of Communications Graduates so let's see.
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mell
2019 Jun 12, 7:44pm
socal2 says
This is it mainly. Most Trump voters either don't get selected for survey by the biased lamestream pollster media or they won't tell anyone they're voting Trump. Polls are mostly worthless in such a screeching leftoid-induced biased and anti free speech political climate.
Quigley saysSo you’re saying the Q poll might be worthless?
Even Nate Silver says this poll (any poll) is worthless this far out.
https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1138798587910000640?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1138798587910000640%7Ctwgr%5E393039363b636f6e74726f6c&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitchy.com%2Fgregp-3534%2F2019%2F06%2F12%2Fdonald-trump-slams-the-polls-gets-an-assist-from-nate-silver-and-howard-dean%2F
I also think there is a sizable chunk of the electorate that are not keen on making their support for Trump known pu...
This is it mainly. Most Trump voters either don't get selected for survey by the biased lamestream pollster media or they won't tell anyone they're voting Trump. Polls are mostly worthless in such a screeching leftoid-induced biased and anti free speech political climate.
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CBOEtrader
2019 Jun 13, 4:40am
CBOEtrader
2019 Jun 13, 4:40am
d6rB says
In other totally not fake news https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2017/10/donald-trump-resigns-tv-writers-imagine
"We are starting to hear the faint rumblings of a Hillary Clinton landslide as her 10-point lead is further proof that Donald Trump is in a downward spiral as the clock ticks," Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll, said in a statement.
In other totally not fake news https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2017/10/donald-trump-resigns-tv-writers-imagine
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BayArea
2019 Jun 13, 6:10am
BayArea
2019 Jun 13, 6:10am
The polling industry has exactly zero credibility since the 2016 election.
Silent majority will be responsible for a Trump landslide victory in 2020.
Silent majority will be responsible for a Trump landslide victory in 2020.
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Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 13, 6:42am
Tenpoundbass
2019 Jun 13, 6:42am
BayArea says
We'll have to deport the Illegal Majority first.
Silent majority will be responsible for a Trump landslide victory in 2020.
We'll have to deport the Illegal Majority first.
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Shaman
2019 Jun 13, 7:25am
Shaman
2019 Jun 13, 7:25am
So in essence, the Q poll is utterly unreliable. Seems like it has a pretty poor history of inaccuracy and outright lying.
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rdm
2019 Jun 13, 9:04am
Quigley says
Yes, I prefer the Reed Cooper poll. The Q poll is clearly biased.
"Reed Cooper is fourteen-year-old Trump activist who runs Reed Cooper News. He combats liberal fake news outlets and fights for President Trump every day."
So in essence, the Q poll is utterly unreliable
Yes, I prefer the Reed Cooper poll. The Q poll is clearly biased.
"Reed Cooper is fourteen-year-old Trump activist who runs Reed Cooper News. He combats liberal fake news outlets and fights for President Trump every day."
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CBOEtrader
2019 Jun 13, 9:19am
CBOEtrader
2019 Jun 13, 9:19am
It's hilarious watching the brainwashed stay brainwashed.
When will the blind mice find the cheese?
When will the blind mice find the cheese?
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Bd6r
2019 Jun 13, 9:37am
Bd6r
2019 Jun 13, 9:37am
Tim Aurora says
The ads didn’t cost very much. The Russians spent more than 95 million rubles — an amount that at current exchange rates is equal to about $95,000. The month with the most spending, according to our analysis, was October 2016, the month before the election.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/05/10/what-data-on-more-than-3500-russian-facebook-ads-reveals-about-the-interference-effort/?utm_term=.d5cc4b3f60b1
Russian information troll farm the Internet Research Agency spent just 0.05 percent as much on Facebook ads as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s campaigns combined in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, yet still reached a massive audience. While there might have been other Russian disinformation groups, the IRA spent $46,000 on pre-election day Facebook ads compared to $81 million spent by Clinton and Trump together, discluding political action committees who could have spent even more than that on the campaigns’ behalf.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/01/russian-facebook-ad-spend/
Ergo, claim that Russians are responsible for electing t-RUMP is not supported by any shred of evidence, and is likely an example of TDS squared.
Perhaps, just perhaps, t-RUMP was elected because Flyover Country voters were screwed over and ignored by Washington establishment of both major parties, because their economic situation has deteriorated, with all of prosperity going towards richest 0.1%, and because D elite decided to push Hillary onto country with fraud (against Sanders who would have won primaries and probably also the election)?
You are correct. Putin is silent majority.
The ads didn’t cost very much. The Russians spent more than 95 million rubles — an amount that at current exchange rates is equal to about $95,000. The month with the most spending, according to our analysis, was October 2016, the month before the election.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/05/10/what-data-on-more-than-3500-russian-facebook-ads-reveals-about-the-interference-effort/?utm_term=.d5cc4b3f60b1
Russian information troll farm the Internet Research Agency spent just 0.05 percent as much on Facebook ads as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s campaigns combined in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, yet still reached a massive audience. While there might have been other Russian disinformation groups, the IRA spent $46,000 on pre-election day Facebook ads compared to $81 million spent by Clinton and Trump together, discluding political action committees who could have spent even more than that on the campaigns’ behalf.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/01/russian-facebook-ad-spend/
Ergo, claim that Russians are responsible for electing t-RUMP is not supported by any shred of evidence, and is likely an example of TDS squared.
Perhaps, just perhaps, t-RUMP was elected because Flyover Country voters were screwed over and ignored by Washington establishment of both major parties, because their economic situation has deteriorated, with all of prosperity going towards richest 0.1%, and because D elite decided to push Hillary onto country with fraud (against Sanders who would have won primaries and probably also the election)?
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marcus
2019 Jun 13, 9:41am
marcus
2019 Jun 13, 9:41am
Quigley says
Shocking !
(The real shock and death knell for America is that 40% would vote for him again)
Biden leads Trump by “Landslide” in new National poll.
Shocking !
(The real shock and death knell for America is that 40% would vote for him again)
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WookieMan
2019 Jun 13, 9:56am
WookieMan
2019 Jun 13, 9:56am
socal2 says
rdm - I didn’t see a response to this comment that was in response to yours. Can you respond to it? The ID law/voter “suppression” would almost certainly hurt rural “red” voters versus the public transportation utopia of “blue” states as d6rb points out. Someone in Chicago is at most 20-30 minutes train ride to a DMV or facility they can get an ID, for maybe $20.
It truly is pure laziness. Red voters are lazy too. This idea that someone in a major city can’t get an ID is absolutely retarded. The push for subsidized public transportation and the ones it is meant to benefit can’t fucking use it to get an ID? There’s no excuse. Stop making fucking excuses for lazy people that want handouts.
Honestly, I don't want people voting who are too lazy or totally incapable of getting a photo ID.
Seriously, what percentage of people in the US (who are LEGAL residents) can function in society without some reasonable ID?
rdm - I didn’t see a response to this comment that was in response to yours. Can you respond to it? The ID law/voter “suppression” would almost certainly hurt rural “red” voters versus the public transportation utopia of “blue” states as d6rb points out. Someone in Chicago is at most 20-30 minutes train ride to a DMV or facility they can get an ID, for maybe $20.
It truly is pure laziness. Red voters are lazy too. This idea that someone in a major city can’t get an ID is absolutely retarded. The push for subsidized public transportation and the ones it is meant to benefit can’t fucking use it to get an ID? There’s no excuse. Stop making fucking excuses for lazy people that want handouts.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 13, 10:01am
MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Jun 13, 10:01am
WookieMan says
The notion that somebody can get by in Modern America without an ID of some kind is bizarre.
But yes, they are simply lazy. Exit Polls show Red voters are more engaged, vote earlier when possible, and better informed.
As we saw in the 2018 election, it seems a lot of Blue Voters voted after the polls closed, like in Broward and Arizona. Mysterious boxes of absentee ballots kept showing up.
It truly is pure laziness. Red voters are lazy too. This idea that someone in a major city can’t get an ID is absolutely retarded.
The notion that somebody can get by in Modern America without an ID of some kind is bizarre.
But yes, they are simply lazy. Exit Polls show Red voters are more engaged, vote earlier when possible, and better informed.
As we saw in the 2018 election, it seems a lot of Blue Voters voted after the polls closed, like in Broward and Arizona. Mysterious boxes of absentee ballots kept showing up.
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HeadSet
2019 Jun 19, 6:25am
HeadSet
2019 Jun 19, 6:25am
Who are the people without a photo ID? The poor and minorities, who do they tend to vote for? That is how it works and everyone knows it.
Let me fix that for you:
"Who are the people without a photo ID? Illegals and fraudsters, who do they tend to vote for? That is how it works and everyone knows it."
Let me fix that for you:
"Who are the people without a photo ID? Illegals and fraudsters, who do they tend to vote for? That is how it works and everyone knows it."
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HeadSet
2019 Jun 19, 6:31am
HeadSet
2019 Jun 19, 6:31am
I think the worst thing the Democrats and the Media can do this election. Is lie and hype who ever Trump's opponent is beating him by a huge number.
That is going to panic people in droves to get out and vote that set out 2016. But are far more enlightened this time around.
No,this over-hyping a Dem lead serves two purposes:
1. It provides cover for all the "vote harvesting" that will take place, ala Orange County and Broward County.
2. It provides a reason to investigate "Russia Interference" type excuses when the actual ballots do not match the polls.
That is going to panic people in droves to get out and vote that set out 2016. But are far more enlightened this time around.
No,this over-hyping a Dem lead serves two purposes:
1. It provides cover for all the "vote harvesting" that will take place, ala Orange County and Broward County.
2. It provides a reason to investigate "Russia Interference" type excuses when the actual ballots do not match the polls.
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Rin
2019 Jun 19, 8:07am
Rin
2019 Jun 19, 8:07am
Can someone post a poll from all the regions of the USA which don't include Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, DC, Chicago, SF, and LA?
Because last I'd checked, the Hillary strategy was to get all the aforementioned areas to vote for her, since in her mind, the popular (see densely populated urban centers) vote was the decider in the national elections and not the smaller counties of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio.
Is this history repeating?
Because last I'd checked, the Hillary strategy was to get all the aforementioned areas to vote for her, since in her mind, the popular (see densely populated urban centers) vote was the decider in the national elections and not the smaller counties of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio.
Is this history repeating?
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komputodo
2019 Jun 19, 8:12am
komputodo
2019 Jun 19, 8:12am
socal2 says
Its hard to go to the dmv and get an ID...I'd have to stand in line for an extended period and my fat ass gets tired standing up.
I'd wager there is a higher percentage of voter fraud than there are number of people who are super motivated to vote, but don't have the wherewithal to get a simple photo ID.
Its hard to go to the dmv and get an ID...I'd have to stand in line for an extended period and my fat ass gets tired standing up.
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Shaman
2019 Jun 19, 8:16am
Shaman
2019 Jun 19, 8:16am
komputodo says
It is a pain in the ass. I had to renew mine couple weeks ago. Took three hours and I had to take the dam test again. Still haven’t got the new one in the mail. Hopefully they send it to the right address.
Its hard to go to the dmv and get an ID...I'd have to stand in line for an extended period and my fat ass gets tired standing up.
It is a pain in the ass. I had to renew mine couple weeks ago. Took three hours and I had to take the dam test again. Still haven’t got the new one in the mail. Hopefully they send it to the right address.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2019 Jun 19, 8:55am
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2019 Jun 19, 8:55am
Quigley says
Did you get the real ID? My appointment is Friday and I have my lease, but nearly every other damn bill is online except my car insurance. So I’m hoping the car insurance is acceptable as a second form of proof of address.
komputodo saysIts hard to go to the dmv and get an ID...I'd have to stand in line for an extended period and my fat ass gets tired standing up.
It is a pain in the ass. I had to renew mine couple weeks ago. Took three hours and I had to take the dam test again. Still haven’t got the new one in the mail. Hopefully they send it to the right address.
Did you get the real ID? My appointment is Friday and I have my lease, but nearly every other damn bill is online except my car insurance. So I’m hoping the car insurance is acceptable as a second form of proof of address.
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rocketjoe79
2019 Jun 19, 9:14am
rocketjoe79
2019 Jun 19, 9:14am
Polls - so accurate, I'll be placing huge bets on them. NOT!!
The large betting houses have it down:
Odds To Win The 2020 United States Presidential Election
Name Odds
Donald Trump EVEN
Joe Biden +425
Bernie Sanders +750
Pete Buttigieg +1100
Kamala Harris +1200
Andrew Yang +2000
Elizabeth Warren +2200
Tulsi Gabbard +3300
Beto O’Rourke +3500
Amy Klobuchar +7000
Cory Booker +7000
Mike Pence +8000
Kirsten Gillibrand +10000
Nikki Haley +10000
John Hickenlooper +10000
John Kasich +10000
Julian Castro +10000
Howard Schultz +10000
Andrew Cuomo +15000
Ted Cruz +15000
The large betting houses have it down:
Odds To Win The 2020 United States Presidential Election
Name Odds
Donald Trump EVEN
Joe Biden +425
Bernie Sanders +750
Pete Buttigieg +1100
Kamala Harris +1200
Andrew Yang +2000
Elizabeth Warren +2200
Tulsi Gabbard +3300
Beto O’Rourke +3500
Amy Klobuchar +7000
Cory Booker +7000
Mike Pence +8000
Kirsten Gillibrand +10000
Nikki Haley +10000
John Hickenlooper +10000
John Kasich +10000
Julian Castro +10000
Howard Schultz +10000
Andrew Cuomo +15000
Ted Cruz +15000
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“Former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Trump by 13 points nationally, according to the latest Quinnipiac University survey.
In a national head-to-head matchup, the poll found Biden taking 53 percent against 40 percent for Trump, with the poll's assistant director describing it as a "landslide" margin.
Five other Democratic contenders also lead the president: Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) hold healthy leads over Trump, with Sanders up by 9 points, Harris ahead by 8 and Warren leading by 7.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/447972-biden-leads-trump-by-landslide-proportions-in-new-national-poll