What is the difference between the "Lying" Democrat and the "Lyin'" Democrat?
"You said 'radical socialist' twice."
"I like radical socialism."
And the GOP thinks Trump will win in a landslide because the polls lie.The Economist is currently forecasting Biden with a 5/6 chance to win the electoral college. Their model is showing him with a sure or very likely win in states totaling 245 electoral college votes and another 63 at 75% likely or better. Throw in Arizona and North Carolina (60% chance or better of winning) and Biden ends up with 334 EC votes.
Keeping trump below 200 EC votes will be hard unless Biden could somehow pull off all those likely or better states and grab Ohio. If voter suppression wasn't an issue I believe he'd end up close to where the upper region of their forecast is, which is 412. Since we will be seeing that in a number of states, he won't be anywhere near. That voter suppression might also be what costs the democrats a realistic shot at the senate.
No one has garnered more than 55% of the popular vote since Saint Ronnie walloped Mondale in '84. A Dem hasn't done it since LBJ crushed AuH2O in '64. Fck the polls and get out the vote.
Plus, a Dem needs +6 points minimum to win given the flyover bias of the EC.
Kep this is nonsense and needlessly defeatist.
I wouldn't call Kepler defeatist. To the contrary, he just wants to take no prisoners and will avoid false security like the plague. I think Kep understands the grunt work necessary to win this and will stress urgency until the final horn goes off. We haven't always done that.
You know who else had it in the bag in mid-June and was up by double digits in the polls?
You know who else had it in the bag in mid-June and was up by double digits in the polls?
Mid-June? How about mid-October? An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released on October 16th gave her an 11 point lead. A Reuters poll published 8 days later showed her with a haul of better than 320 electoral college votes, and finally, an AP poll conducted just 12 days before the election had her winning by an astonishing 14 points.
People are confusing two different concepts. Saying we need to go balls to the wall and not be butthurt if our candidate isn't the Demn nominee is obvious and correct. Stating that we need a 6 plus vote margin to eek out a win is a big exaggeration. Drawing on the actual results of the past 2 elections the sweet spot seems to be 3 points which is far more attainable than greater than 6. Obama himself hit a bit over 7 in 2008 and that was about as big if a blowout as we're going to see in modern times.
The Rust Belt was sewn up so airtight that she quit campaigning here and put the moves on Georgia and Arizona, which were statistically in-play. It was a historic victory. #psyche
Yeah, I’m not sure how what you said was controversial. If we win by 6 in November, the Senate is likely ours, and we’ll gain more seats in the House, outside of the two pickups in NC, thanks to redistricting. Generic Congressional ballot currently has Dems up 8, and it’s been steady between 6-8 for a while now.