2020 Presidential Race

[GoBigOrangeUT]

I don't want ignorant people to vote. I don't want people to vote because some Hollywood elitist tells them to. I don't want people voting who are too lazy to show up to the polls.

you don’t want the military to have a vote? Or home-bound elderly people?

 

[05_never_again]

So is this a unique situation or does it become a trend? I mean, for the ‘08 election the polls way underestimated Obama’s performance.

I think it's unique to Trump. Polls didn't underestimate Obama's performance anything like this; on the eve of the election only the most partisan Republicans thought McCain had any chance of winning. Even a state like NC, which Obama flipped, was a statistical dead heat right before Election Day. He also had a consistently healthy lead in the national poll too. The polls didn't really miss 2008. They didn't actually miss all that badly in 2016 either, but they did in 2020.

 

[Vol8188]

I really don't believe the majority has. I think a very vocal, frequently broadcast sect has pushing false racial narratives. The party leaders don't push it with intent to sell out Americans. At worst, the party leaders silence is tacit approval.

You’re far more optimist than myself.

 

[Grand Vol]

I prefer not to have voters informed by Ted Nugent or Donald Trump voting. Thank god we’re all free to be as stupid as we please though.

Yeah, because getting advice from a bartender zero knowledge of economics and thinks cow farts should be illegal or a former Vice President that hasn't done anything in 47 years of government except toss minorities in jail is much better.

 

[GordonC]

I really don't believe the majority has. I think a very vocal, frequently broadcast sect has pushing false racial narratives. The party leaders don't push it with intent to sell out Americans. At worst, the party leaders silence is tacit approval.

I agree with this, and especially the last part.

 

[NEO]

Including a whole lot of rural conservatives.

When they start burning down cities let me know.

 

[Tyler Durden]

I don't buy it either. View attachment 320478View attachment 320479

There's a silent majority

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

unfortunately, you are correct but if Republicans can hold the Senate and it looks like they will with around 51-52 votes then that will prevent Biden from "court packing" and the gains in the House will at least make it more difficult to pass the Green New Deal and other destructive bills

Eh to be honest outside of massive mask mandates, I don’t expect much to change. The status quo is usually kept for the most part regardless of who is in charge.

Even though I think he is a horrible, corrupt individual who likes young children way too much, I sincerely hope Biden does great things as president.

 

[hog88]

Trump constantly attacking McCain lost him Arizona.

I don't see that.

 

[OHvol40]

I think it's unique to Trump. Polls didn't underestimate Obama's performance anything like this; on the eve of the election only the most partisan Republicans thought McCain had any chance of winning. Even a state like NC, which Obama flipped, was a statistical dead heat right before Election Day. The polls didn't really miss 2008.

Pollsters better hope that’s true or else they will have lost the confidence of people who pay for their services for decades to come.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

 

[Volsfaninva917]

Including a whole lot of rural conservatives.

This is true, just look at WV, Ohio, SWVA, Eastern Kentucky

 

[Vol8188]

Eh to be honest outside of massive mask mandates, I don’t expect much to change. The status quo is usually kept for the most part regardless of who is in charge.

Even though I think he is a horrible, corrupt individual who likes young children way too much, I sincerely hope Biden does great things as president.

I think those mandates will be defeated in court. The only thing he would have power to do is mandate them in federal buildings and on federal land

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Eh to be honest outside of massive mask mandates, I don’t expect much to change. The status quo is usually kept for the most part regardless of who is in charge.

Even though I think he is a horrible, corrupt individual who likes young children way too much, I sincerely hope Biden does great things as president.

Biden won’t even be in office long enough to do his job as President.

It’ll be handed over to Harris whenever she’s ready.

 

[RikidyBones]

There's a silent majority

I don't think a large silent portion is debatable even if Biden wins at this point. There's a reason the polls are getting ripped by both sides

 

[McDad]

You’re far more optimist than myself.

I appreciate that. Although, truth be told, I am very pessimistic about politics and politicians. I just don't see much difference between the two major parties. I also think they tend to be very rhetorical in their speech and very pragmatic (what's best for them politically) in their policy.

 

[hUTch2002]

Biden can take the lock downs and the mask mandate and shove them where the sun don’t shine.

Oh he will, we will be the recipients.

 

[Rickyvol77]

This is true, just look at WV, Ohio, SWVA, Eastern Kentucky

Ive always said that inner city ghetto and redneck trailer parks have the same exact cultural issues, only two different sides of the same coin.

 

[Vol8188]

Trump has to win 1 of Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, or Arizona.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Trump will lose because of the flu. Simple as that.

 

[hUTch2002]

He’ll be taking this to court due to voter fraud.

I honestly wish he would just let it go. He’s never going to be able to prove it.

 

[volsarelife1]

I prefer not to have voters informed by Ted Nugent or Donald Trump voting. Thank god we’re all free to be as stupid as we please though.

Because informed by a high school educated LeBron is much better (since some liberals here put such a huge amount of weight on education)

 

[happy-go_vol]

BREAKING: Insider Advantage Calls Georgia for President Trump! -- President is Leading by 100,000 Votes

 

[GoBigOrangeUT]

When they start burning down cities let me know.

Not that I condone rioting, but why would rural conservatives be up in arms? They love the status quo and the idea of 1950s America.

 

[OHvol40]

Yeah, because getting advice from a bartender zero knowledge of economics and thinks cow farts should be illegal or a former Vice President that hasn't done anything in 47 years of government except toss minorities in jail is much better.

Case in point. Indoctrinate yourself and strive for ignorance as you please. Merica