The 2020 Presidential General Election thread

To be honest, I never noticed his stuttering before and I've watched him debate both Palin and Ryan.

Trump: I ran because of you [Biden]. I ran because of Obama.

THANKS, OBAMA.

My pole is the same as it was in 2016 and the uncut 'pole' that steers my balls is working hard to fill your mouth (actually quite commonplace if you don't swallow).

Considering what you have to swallow to believe what Tuttle does, you have to believe he can swallow anything.

We are in the last Scaramucci before the election! Just 11 days to go!

No, we're in the nightmare before christmas:

Only in your apparently homophobic dreams, cocksucker.

Anyway, as I've already repeatedly told you by PM, not interested in your overtures. [Gave up on nutjobs over a decade ago.]

Except Trump.

This is a member of the Georgia House of Representatives

Yikes. That's a person who clearly never watches television.

Maybe this isnt the thread for it. Just watched Borat. Very funny, and cringe worthy in places but how has Guliani not been sacraficed by metoo yet?

Whether or not he is grabbing his cock is neither here or there. What the fuck was he up to taking her through to the bedroom?

It’s only one poll and the movement is so small it is 1/3rd of the margin of error, but I find it interesting that adding 3rd party options took more from Trump than Biden.

See the Oct 18-22 IDB/TIPP poll.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/president-general/national/

Side bar:
Those that want to see a Dem blowout in order to punish Republicans for embracing Trumpism, which would you prefer: a +100 EC win, a +10 popular vote win, a >55% vote total? What would your order be?

I’m not saying any of those are likely or even feasible, but just wondering which you think would be seen as the biggest rejection of Trumpism.

Probably because Biden is a better candidate than Clinton and people voting for Biden are more aware how important it is to vote for him versus a third party this election.

Taking back the senate.

An electoral margin of at least 20 or so, and flipping the Senate by about five seats.

Honestly, I don't care about any of that, as long as he loses. And if he loses, he'll almost certainly have lost the popular vote by at least a few points, more likely 5-7

What I want to see if the complete dump of intelligence findings, an investigation into his financial dealings with foreign government, and preferably him fleeing the country to avoid prosecution, because even in jail he'd be a martyr. If he joins Snowden in Russia, that will be the final kick in the nuts to the GOP.

Of the three, the second over the third for sure.The second if any electoral college victory is assumed; the first otherwise.

What would really do it: Tom Cotton, Lindsey Graham, and Mitch McConnell losing; Trump getting less than 40% of the popular vote; and a 425-113 EC margin or better.

I hadn't seen this:



The general has spoken.

Definitely sharing this!

Maybe? Loyalty to America isn't really the GOP's thing anymore. "I'd rather be a Russian than a Democrat" has been a deplorable t-shirt slogan for years now, not to mention all the righties that openly trusted the word of Straight White Christian Putin over that Gay* Kenyan Muslim Marxist that got into the White House with a forged birth certificate.


*Because Moochelle is a tranny, obviously. Just don't think too hard about how they've got two daughters.

So on the whole ‘Flee to Russia’ thing, that just doesn’t seem realistic to me.

Whether it is prison, death or an immunity deal I just feel that we wouldn’t let the mother load of intelligence flee to our adversary.

Stealing this...

This might be a good time for the intelligence community to start feeding Trump some selective disinformation, so that his inevitable blabbing will turn into an asset.

+10 PopVote, because if you get that it's the worst loss by an incumbent since Hoover.

I'm not completely sure Biden is a better candidate in terms of skill set (other than not being the target of over 20 years of personal smear campaigns) but he's certainly running a better campaign - in fact, with the presumed exception of Obama 2008, it's probably the most skilled campaign since Reagan coasted in '84 (which I wasn't paying that much attention to to be honest but, ya know, "Morning Again in America" is famous for a reason)