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Biden v Dump 1: If not now, when? If not us, who?

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Jimjamesak said:
And add two more as an extra f- you.
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Oh, I'm still adding six no matter what. It's just I'll take a 10-5 Court over a 9-6 Court.

And every one of those six will be a young, healthy, female POC radical Leftist. You've had your fun with your Scalia, Thomas, Alito, and Kavanaugh, not to mention The Handmaid. Get ready to eat their Left equivalents.
 
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Kepler said:
Dr. Mrs. has this from her experience with steroids during her MS treatments: "You feel GREAT. You're still incredibly sick but you feel like you can walk through a wall. You're high."
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Yep it is why his story never held water and his message is dying. The doctors listed his meds it was easy to see why he is feeling so good. The crash is going to be awful.
 
I've had a five day steroid pack and muscle relaxants a couple times for when my back spasms. Not only does it relieve the tension in my back, but my chronic bad knee doesn't hurt as much either. Those everyday aches and pains are gone.

And then it gets to day seven or ten, and all that stuff starts creeping back in.
 
Handyman said:
This is why Biden is winning in Flo(R)ida. The old people that tend to vote GOP in droves cannot stand this message.

What's next...the First Lady insults Christmas? They keep this up and the only ones left to vote for him will be The Proud Boys.
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That's the Former Proud Boys.

When you google now, these are the Proud Boys:

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Kepler said:
Biden is now closer in GA (-0.8 vote; 45% likelihood) than Dump is in NC (-1.2 vote; 42% likelihood).

This is a godd-mn rout. Run up the score and finish the Nazis forever.

Largest popular vote percentage victories, elections since 1960 (Biden currently projected as 7.5):

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23.2 1972 Nixon McGovern
22.6 1964 Johnson Goldwater
18.2 1984 Reagan Mondale
9.7 1980 Reagan Carter
8.5 1996 Clinton Dole
7.7 1988 Bush Dukakis
7.3 2008 Obama McCain
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I was wondering what the largest defeat was for an incumbent. Not surprised it was Carter. I'm going on the assumption that is also true for the largest electoral college defeat for an incumbent as well.

(BTW Kep, your increase in your confidence is making me more and more nervous... And, no matter what the numbers say, I'm still not banking on a Senate flip.)
 
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Russell Jaslow said:
I was wondering what the largest defeat was for an incumbent. Not surprised it was Carter. I'm going on the assumption that is also true for the largest electoral college defeat for an incumbent as well.

(BTW Kep, your increase in your confidence is making me more and more nervous... And, no matter what the numbers say, I'm still not banking on a Senate flip.)
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I'm not confident at all. It doesn't matter if we win by 40 points if they cancel the election or straight up burn the ballots.

These are Nazis. Actual Nazis. Even after we win we're gonna have to fight to certify the win. And that's not counting the terrorists who retreat into the hills and start murdering people like Japanese soldiers after the surrender.

Also, that's not the largest popular vote percentage loss; it's only in the last 60 years.

Since 1920:

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26.2   1920   Harding     Cox
25.2   1924   Coolidge    Davis
24.3   1936   Roosevelt   Landon
23.2   1972   Nixon       McGovern
22.6   1964   Johnson     Goldwater
18.2   1984   Reagan      Mondale
[COLOR=#c0392b][B]17.8   1932   Roosevelt   Hoover[/B][/COLOR]

Red: defeat of incumbent.

The early election results are nuts. In 1816 Monroe won by 37.2. He must have had a good first term because in 1820 he won by 64.7. That's a margin.
 
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Slap Shot said:
Sorry but I don't think this is a good message to be delivering. We are currently nowhere close to being on track for that result and I am not sure what hyping the models can do to help his campaign.
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You are not sure what hyping the models for a disease are when one candidate (him) is following proper protocols and the other not only flouts them but got himself and half his staff sick? Hmmm...I am just gonna go ahead and disagree with you on that one. I would remind everyone, every day what is at stake. One side listens to experts (who are coming up with these models) and the other thinks he can inject bleach into his system and kill COVID. The facts need to rule the day even if the numbers arent very inspiring. (or are perhaps a bit inflated since they are models)

Got to keep them Dems motivated since they are probably days away from Politico calling them complacent again ;-)
 
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Toot toot. What's that sound? That's the train.

As the November 2020 general election draws nearer, a full 94.4 percent (of DACA recipients) reported that they plan to use their voice to encourage family members or friends who are eligible to vote to do so. Nearly half of respondents, 46.1 percent, reported that they have become more politically active since receiving DACA. This includes 33.9 percent of respondents who reported that they contacted or tried to contact a member of Congress during the past 12 months and 30.0 percent of respondents who reported that they contacted or tried to contact a state or local elected official. It follows that the majority of respondents, 52.0 percent, reported that they have become more involved in their communities after receiving DACA.

Moreover, against the backdrop of our collective, national reckoning when it comes to racial injustice, 89.6 percent reported that they support or strongly support the Black Lives Matter movement. This support has also translated into action, as 41.2 percent reported that, during the past 12 months, they had participated in a campaign to protest the killing of Black people. An additional 26.6 percent reported making calls to law enforcement authorities or elected officials. An even higher percentage, 81.3 percent, reported signing a petition and 56.6 percent donated to an organization that advocates for racial justice and equity.
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The USCIS estimated there are 800,000 DACA recipients, including 234,000 in TX, 74,000 in FL, 51,000 in AZ, 50,000 in NC, and 46,000 in GA. And it's not like when they talk to their friends who are voters they only talk to 1 or 2...
 
Biden now within MOE (3.5%) in TX.

Here's the map if Biden moves everything from TX down:

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