2020 Presidential Race

In other words, the luther continuum is not necessarily linear.
Got it.

Generally you would imagine a continuum as a line running from one extreme to the other. Luther's continuum is much more like a cow patty; and like a cow patty, not a place you want to go.
 
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I think folks are forgetting this is 2020. In a normal campaign year, this level of early voter turnout would equate to a huge landslide for the Democratic candidate. But with Covid stuff, that isn't accurate. I still think this will come down to one state. Hard to pick one of them, there are numerous states at play. Like I've said for months, Biden will destroy Trump in the popular vote (which doesn't matter), but who ever wins the presidency will just barely get over 270.
 
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I think folks are forgetting this is 2020. In a normal campaign year, this level of early voter turnout would equate to a huge landslide for the Democratic candidate. But with Covid stuff, that isn't accurate. I still think this will come down to one state. Hard to pick one of them, there are numerous states at play. Like I've said for months, Biden will destroy Trump in the popular vote (which doesn't matter), but who ever wins the presidency will just barely get over 270.

Do you think Biden will have a considerably larger popular vote margin than Hillary?

Given the differing fear levels of Covid between the parties I would not be surprised to see an impact on Dem turnout.
 
This is very telling about where the Biden campaign thinks the state of the race is one week from the election:

Joe Biden will be campaigning in Georgia today, while Kamala Harris will be campaigning in Texas.

The last time any candidate on a Democratic Party Presidential ticket held a campaign rally in the state of Texas during the general election was in 1988. That was because Lloyd Bentsen was Michael Dukakis's running mate, and he was from Texas.

I suppose the Biden campaign could be wrong, but obviously their internal polling is showing insurmountable leads in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin and they have shifted gears toward creating a landslide.
 
This is very telling about where the Biden campaign thinks the state of the race is one week from the election:

Joe Biden will be campaigning in Georgia today, while Kamala Harris will be campaigning in Texas.

The last time any candidate on a Democratic Party Presidential ticket held a campaign rally in the state of Texas during the general election was in 1988. That was because Lloyd Bentsen was Michael Dukakis's running mate, and he was from Texas.

I suppose the Biden campaign could be wrong, but obviously their internal polling is showing insurmountable leads in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin and they have shifted gears toward creating a landslide.
To be fair, they’ve been hesitant to spend money in Texas.
 
That's rich coming from you
Just asking.
I have zero problem with my response to the 2016 election result, but some on here thought the left overreacted and should have just accepted the results.
I'm just curious how those on the right plan to react.
 

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