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SlyPokerDog said:
Talk about a huge election changing missed opportunity for Trump. If would have gone on stage at MSG and denounced what the comedian said it would have been the biggest story in the last week of the election.

"Trump stands up for minorities at rally."

That would have moved a lot of the undecided voters in key areas that he is underperforming in.

His campaign during this election cycles is reminding me of Hillary's 8 years ago, he's surrounded himself with yes people who only tells him what he wants to hear.
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I think Trump is too stupid or egotistical to actually do the simple things that he could've done to win going away in 2020.
 
THE HCP said:
So IF Trump wins, will he be sentenced for what he was found guilty of and tried for the other charges while in office?
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Probably not
 
jonnyboy said:
Jesus man. You KNOW none of this is true. The medias job isn’t to relent if Trump does something right. He would get no credit for doing any of what you said. Here or anywhere else. The thought of it is laughable.
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Why do you defend a proven liar and convict? Why do you want a convict in office? Does he uphold all of your values? Why did you let yourself get brainwashed?
 


This gets to what I've been feeling this year, and I think might help people understand why folks like me are so fucking annoying about it, especially at the 15 minute mark.
 
I hate to get my hopes up but!

Harris has 6-point lead in Wisconsin, 5-point lead in Michigan in new CNN polls
Juliann Ventura
Wed, October 30, 2024 at 10:34 AM PDT·2 min read
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Harris has 6-point lead in Wisconsin, 5-point lead in Michigan in new CNN polls
New polls for CNN find Vice President Harris with a 6-point lead over former President Trump in Wisconsin and a 5-point lead in Michigan.

The polls, conducted by SSRS, found Harris leading Trump in Wisconsin with 51 percent support to his 45 percent among likely voters. In Michigan, she led with 48 percent support to 43 percent.

The showings are better than Harris has managed in other recent polls of the two critical swing states.


In Pennsylvania, one of the “blue wall” states for Democrats, the two candidates are tied at 48 percent support among likely voters, the CNN poll found.

While the percentages from the poll in Michigan did not reveal an increase from a previous survey taken in August, support did increase by 1 percentage point for each candidate in Pennsylvania, going from 47 percent to 48 percent each. In Wisconsin, support for both Harris and Trump increased by 1 point since August, the poll found.

When asked if their choice was more a vote for Harris or more a vote against Trump, 59 percent of likely voters in Michigan said it was for Harris, compared to 40 percent who said it was against Trump, the survey showed.

In Pennsylvania, 58 percent of respondents said their vote was more based on support for Harris compared to 42 percent who said it was more a vote against Trump. In Wisconsin, 62 percent said their vote was for Harris, while 37 percent said it was against Trump, the poll found.

The margin between likely voters who said their vote was either more a vote for Trump or against Harris was larger, the poll revealed.

In Michigan, 76 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump, compared to 24 percent who said it was a vote against Harris.

In Pennsylvania, 79 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump while 21 percent said it was against Harris.

In Wisconsin, 79 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump compared to 21 percent who said it was against Harris, the poll found.

In both Michigan and Pennsylvania, 94 percent of likely voters said that their minds were made up about whom they were planning to vote for, a 9-point increase from the August poll. In Wisconsin, 95 percent of respondents said the same, also a 9-point increase from the August poll.

The polls were conducted Oct. 23-24 among 724 voters in Michigan, 819 voters in Pennsylvania and 736 voters in Wisconsin.

The margin of error in Michigan was 4.8 percentage points for registered voters and 4.7 points for likely voters. The margin of error in Pennsylvania was 4.7 points for registered voters and 4.7 points for likely voters. The margin of error in Wisconsin was 4.9 points for registered voters and 4.8 points for likely voters.
 
Kano John said:
I hate to get my hopes up but!

Harris has 6-point lead in Wisconsin, 5-point lead in Michigan in new CNN polls
Juliann Ventura
Wed, October 30, 2024 at 10:34 AM PDT·2 min read
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Harris has 6-point lead in Wisconsin, 5-point lead in Michigan in new CNN polls
New polls for CNN find Vice President Harris with a 6-point lead over former President Trump in Wisconsin and a 5-point lead in Michigan.

The polls, conducted by SSRS, found Harris leading Trump in Wisconsin with 51 percent support to his 45 percent among likely voters. In Michigan, she led with 48 percent support to 43 percent.

The showings are better than Harris has managed in other recent polls of the two critical swing states.


In Pennsylvania, one of the “blue wall” states for Democrats, the two candidates are tied at 48 percent support among likely voters, the CNN poll found.

While the percentages from the poll in Michigan did not reveal an increase from a previous survey taken in August, support did increase by 1 percentage point for each candidate in Pennsylvania, going from 47 percent to 48 percent each. In Wisconsin, support for both Harris and Trump increased by 1 point since August, the poll found.

When asked if their choice was more a vote for Harris or more a vote against Trump, 59 percent of likely voters in Michigan said it was for Harris, compared to 40 percent who said it was against Trump, the survey showed.

In Pennsylvania, 58 percent of respondents said their vote was more based on support for Harris compared to 42 percent who said it was more a vote against Trump. In Wisconsin, 62 percent said their vote was for Harris, while 37 percent said it was against Trump, the poll found.

The margin between likely voters who said their vote was either more a vote for Trump or against Harris was larger, the poll revealed.

In Michigan, 76 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump, compared to 24 percent who said it was a vote against Harris.

In Pennsylvania, 79 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump while 21 percent said it was against Harris.

In Wisconsin, 79 percent of respondents said their vote was for Trump compared to 21 percent who said it was against Harris, the poll found.

In both Michigan and Pennsylvania, 94 percent of likely voters said that their minds were made up about whom they were planning to vote for, a 9-point increase from the August poll. In Wisconsin, 95 percent of respondents said the same, also a 9-point increase from the August poll.

The polls were conducted Oct. 23-24 among 724 voters in Michigan, 819 voters in Pennsylvania and 736 voters in Wisconsin.

The margin of error in Michigan was 4.8 percentage points for registered voters and 4.7 points for likely voters. The margin of error in Pennsylvania was 4.7 points for registered voters and 4.7 points for likely voters. The margin of error in Wisconsin was 4.9 points for registered voters and 4.8 points for likely voters.
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I don't know the math, does Harris need all three states or would Michigan/Wisconsin be enough?
 
noknobs said:
I don't know the math, does Harris need all three states or would Michigan/Wisconsin be enough?
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Assuming she takes Michigan/Wisconsin, she would need to take 2 of Nevada/Arizona/Georgia/North Carolina if she lost Pennsylvania. With Pennsylvania, she needs none of the other 4.
 
The numbers around why they’re voting are interesting, and mean that we aren’t going to see them let up even a bit in the fascism. We have a full throated Nazi party in the US now and they will not give up until they destroy or are destroyed.
 
THE HCP said:
So IF Trump wins, will he be sentenced for what he was found guilty of and tried for the other charges while in office?
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Trump will install a total lackey as Attorney General and all of the cases against him will be dismissed one way or another. Republicans are likely to win the Senate and they will confirm any sycophant Trump puts forth. Even if Democrats hold the Senate, Trump will have said sycophant as acting Attorney General. The Supreme Court has already ruled that Presidents are immune from prosecution for any "official" action taken while in office. The Supreme Court ultimately gets to decide what is and what is not official. With 6 Republican Justices (3 appointed by Trump), Trump will essentially be above the law.
 
Tyrant of Ants said:
Seriously, you're a white guy living in Wyoming. What the fuck do you know about being hated on simply because your skin tone is a little "off"? If you don't have the balls to stand up for those being shit on by racists, kindly step aside and let others do the work to make this place a little less shitty.
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Democraps are constantly spewing anti-white rhetoric. They've convinced you it's cool to be racist against your own race.
 
noknobs said:
I don't know the math, does Harris need all three states or would Michigan/Wisconsin be enough?
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She needs Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania yes, and it is looking like she will get them.
 
RR7 said:
I'm not much of a gambler, but I believe after lines are set, they move based on action one side is taking. We've seen one candidate sell 100K watches, bibles, gold shoes, diapers, and ear bandages to his idiot base. I imagine they're the ones pushing the line by thinking they'll get a big score when their messiah wins.
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Im not much of a gambler... but I get what your saying...
 
RR7 said:
I'm not much of a gambler, but I believe after lines are set, they move based on action one side is taking. We've seen one candidate sell 100K watches, bibles, gold shoes, diapers, and ear bandages to his idiot base. I imagine they're the ones pushing the line by thinking they'll get a big score when their messiah wins.
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Yes. I'm not a gambler either, but if I was I'd definitely bet against the Trumpers. They are far too eager to piss their money away on their cult membership and Trump bibles, shoes, NFTs and other merchandise, DJT stock, betting on a Trump win, etc.

barfo
 
barfo said:
Yes. I'm not a gambler either, but if I was I'd definitely bet against the Trumpers. They are far too eager to piss their money away on their cult membership and Trump bibles, shoes, NFTs and other merchandise, DJT stock, betting on a Trump win, etc.

barfo
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Biggest fucking con ever and they fell for it and keep falling for it.
 
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