2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

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The Republicans were forced into it. The Democrats are not disunited nationally. All their figures are in lockstep. The unpredictable primary is a result of internal indecision, not division.
I disagree.
The disconnect between the voter base and the establishment democrats and the internal workings of the dems is dividing the party.
They can't even decide who they want to be their proper puppet because each one of them fucks up so horribly at it.

And yes, the Repubs were forced to. But unity is still unity and it only benefits the party. Democrats have been lit on fire and thrown in napalm.
 
How can you vote for trump when it means the children will never have a role model?
There are few US presidents that weren't horribly flawed people. They're public servants that won a popularity contest. No reason to lionize them so.

I disagree.
The disconnect between the voter base and the establishment democrats and the internal workings of the dems is dividing the party.
They can't even decide who they want to be their proper puppet because each one of them fucks up so horribly at it.

And yes, the Repubs were forced to. But unity is still unity and it only benefits the party. Democrats have been lit on fire and thrown in napalm.
I was speaking of the party organization itself rather than the voters because frankly I don't think Democratic voters have any power over their party at all.
 
I was speaking of the party organization itself rather than the voters because frankly I don't think Democratic voters have any power over their party at all.
The organization itself, in my eyes acts like a divided body due to the floundering between who they want to be the nominee ideally, but that's just my opinion.

And of course the voters don't. Democrats are very blatant about how little they care about what their voters care about but, that does seem to be the case no matter what side of the fence you're on.
 
While I believe that in the end, Trump will beat Bernie, I still dont want a Socialist actually getting this close. At least Bern has a lot of footage of himself that's gonna scare voters away.
I saw the attack ads highlighting masked up antifa tards and idiots bringing commie flags to his rally in my mind weeks ago. Someone who was at the Iowa caucus said they saw some kinda commie shit. Old people hate communism because they lived through a world where it flourished. They're also the ones that vote. Young people love communism because it's something a freshman professor told them about and they don't vote. That alone is going to set Bernie back. It's really going to depend on how much outrage fatigue has set in by election day. The 2018 dem turnout was no joke and the MSM is likely going to be beating the drum even harder this go around. It's going to be interesting to look at the numbers as things pick up. Actually looking at the methodology of the polls in 2016 made it blatantly obvious they were being rigged and while Trump filled stadiums multiple times a week, Hillary's staff had to photoshop pictures of her rallies in high school gyms. The fact that people mobilized like that alone had me convinced Trump would win. I hadn't seen people come out to support a politician like that in my life.
 
I saw the attack ads highlighting masked up antifa tards and idiots bringing commie flags to his rally in my mind weeks ago. Someone who was at the Iowa caucus said they saw some kinda commie shit. Old people hate communism because they lived through a world where it flourished. They're also the ones that vote.
Old people are the same ones that were saying the Soviets just wanted to be our friends and we should disarm in the 70's.
 
Old people are the same ones that were saying the Soviets just wanted to be our friends and we should disarm in the 70's.
Yeah, give me a percentage of the population those retards made up. There's thousands of pedophile supporters on twitter who are vocal about their beliefs. That doesn't mean they reflect the majority. Find me an AARP poll that shows them in support of communism.
 
Yeah, give me a percentage of the population those exceptional individuals made up. There's thousands of pedophile supporters on twitter who are vocal about their beliefs. That doesn't mean they reflect the majority. Find me an AARP poll that shows them in support of communism.
They won't vocally support communism but they'll support free stuff and feel good policies like they always have and do everything in their power to make it not look communist. These people elected Jimmy Carter.
 


lol

Anyhoo, I'm surprised people are still predicting the future with such confidence these days. It's a fun, wild world where anything can happen next!
 


lol

Anyhoo, I'm surprised people are still predicting the future with such confidence these days. It's a fun, wild world where anything can happen next!
Notice that a lot of the comments to that video are from foreigners.
 
Neoliberal concern trolling about the fake Bernie/Russia story is getting hot and heavy.

Renuka Rangappa (1974-11-15), of 27 Ingram Street, Hamden, Connecticut 06517, who goes by her middle name, Asha, in a bid to sound (slighly) less foreign had this hilarious suggestion:
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So Dem turnout in Iowa was super low.
Turnout in New Hampshire was higher than '08, but that was with two competitive races. This year Trump is basically unopposed, so most swing voters took a Dem ballot in the open primary, inflating turnout. (Dems don't want to hear that though.)
And now there's Nevada.
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For many of the years since '08, Nevada was the fastest growing state in the union. And yet they're still not gonna hit that number.

Judging enthusiasm via turnout is tricky with caucuses and open primaries, but it really looks like the Dems may be in a heap of trouble.
 
So Dem turnout in Iowa was super low.
Turnout in New Hampshire was higher than '08, but that was with two competitive races. This year Trump is basically unopposed, so most swing voters took a Dem ballot in the open primary, inflating turnout. (Dems don't want to hear that though.)
And now there's Nevada.
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For many of the years since '08, Nevada was the fastest growing state in the union. And yet they're still not gonna hit that number.

Judging enthusiasm via turnout is tricky with caucuses and open primaries, but it really looks like the Dems may be in a heap of trouble.

The DNC really needs Warren to stay in to keep crazy Bernie from getting her votes. I don't see any of the moderates dropping since they all think they can convince the DNC to ratfuck Bernie and give them the nom in the case of a contested convention.
 
The DNC really needs Warren to stay in to keep crazy Bernie from getting her votes. I don't see any of the moderates dropping since they all think they can convince the DNC to ratfuck Bernie and give them the nom in the case of a contested convention.
Yeah, the DNC definitely wants Warren to stay in. But contrary to conventional wisdom, I honestly don't think that the fact that there are so many moderates still in matters.

This Dem primary is almost acting like the jungle primaries they use in Louisiana and California. In those, if you get 50%, you win outright, otherwise it goes to a runoff between the top two. Well, any vote not for Bernie will bring him down towards 49%, regardless of who it goes to. And if he's even a single vote under 50%, it's going to a second ballot with the superdelegates. And then DNC will do what the DNC does best: rig shit.
 
Neoliberal concern trolling about the fake Bernie/Russia story is getting hot and heavy.

Renuka Rangappa (1974-11-15), of 27 Ingram Street, Hamden, Connecticut 06517, who goes by her middle name, Asha, in a bid to sound (slighly) less foreign had this hilarious suggestion:
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I like how this bitch has gone so insane by now that she's condemning Trump for things that she imagines he's going to do in the future, almost a year from now. On that note I have a personal vendetta against Rangappa because 27 years from now she's going to kick my dog.
 
So Dem turnout in Iowa was super low.
Turnout in New Hampshire was higher than '08, but that was with two competitive races. This year Trump is basically unopposed, so most swing voters took a Dem ballot in the open primary, inflating turnout. (Dems don't want to hear that though.)
And now there's Nevada.
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For many of the years since '08, Nevada was the fastest growing state in the union. And yet they're still not gonna hit that number.

Judging enthusiasm via turnout is tricky with caucuses and open primaries, but it really looks like the Dems may be in a heap of trouble.
My potential concern from Trump's pov is how much turnout can he get in Nevada. All these dumb cunts at state GOPs had to cancel primaries and caucuses, so they admitting that the whole 90% approval among republicans for Trump is a lie and keep in mind, Republicans run closed primaries.
 
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