2020 Presidential Race

[TechnoVol]

I look at data every day in my professional career. The things that are coming out regarding vote manipulation via technology are extremely concerning to me and it should concern ALL Americans, regardless of political party. Based on the last couple of days, I'm convinced this specific aspect of the election will be investigated thoroughly and it will all come to light.

 

[MG1968]

Do you realize that both Senators from the state of Arizona will be Democrats, once Mark Kelly is sworn in? The demographics of that state are changing.

Biden still is no Truman and after four years of Biden/Harris buffonery the demographics won’t matter and the GOP could nominate David Duke and win Arizona in 2024.

 

[BP4Prez]

Supposedly reports are breaking that insiders have told NY Magazine that Trump is "out of money and afraid of being arrested"

Arrested for what?

 

[UTSuave’]

Nope. I am beginning to think the men who vehemently accuse the President-elect of being a child molester are motivated by their shame or guilt.

And I’m just going to assume you’re entirely ok with how his behavior is towards random women and children..with obvious videos out there to see for yourself would you allow biden to touch your daughter the way he touches everyone else’s?..Yes or no?..it’s that simple

 

[Ashevolle]

As I’ve outlined numerous times on this forum, it means that Republicans across the spectrum have higher incomes and are less likely to be unemployed or under employed, or use subsidies than Democrats.
Even in so-called “Biden/blue counties and states”.

What was your point again?

Do you have a source to back up that claim? This article doesn't support that position at all. Rather, it states that the most economically vibrant communities voted overwhelmingly for Biden while Trump found his success in the most economically downtrodden counties. So how would Trump voters have higher employment and income while living in the least economically viable communities? That seems counterintuitive. Instead, it seems to suggest that Trump voters are on average poorer than Biden voters.

 

[Grand Vol]

Meh. The age we live in of instant information distorts how bad it may seem. I feel like the majority of people are still plugging along in their daily lives. VN and other platforms generally attract the most extreme on both sides.

Yeah, until this National lockdown puts a lot of people out of work...

Myself included

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

That is just wrong. The results were flipped in 2016. It was 306 to 232 in the electoral college, just like it will be after Georgia and North Carolina are called. Hillary Clinton gave her concession speech the day after the election. She was very gracious.

Lolololololol

 

[RikidyBones]

The media doesn't crown our royalty. Those in here predicting the outcome with such certainty would have to have more insight that we should reasonably believe they have to be able to make the predictions they are. Our system isn't set up to decide the next president based on media assurances, nor those of partisan internet warriors who think too much of their own ignorance.

Thetre is a system to hash this out, and it appears we're actually early in that process. Trump should not concede a contested election, nor should the media be crowning Biden, nor should Biden allow them to.

I would have zero problem with Biden going to court if it was flipped. Bb, I'm not so sure.

 

[hog88]

Leaving office is in itself, an acceptance of the results.

It's acceptance of the fact there are no other options.

 

[BowlBrother85]

2016 and 2020 election procedures are remarkably different.

Yeah, I'm sure that Trump would have accepted losing, under the same conditions as 2016. Trump was going to react this way after losing, because it is not in his nature to ever concede defeat or to be gracious.

 

[Ashevolle]

Trump should not concede a contested election, nor should Biden have given an acceptance of a contested election.

How could Trump concede a contested election if he's the one contesting it?

 

[hog88]

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That is the way I picture you.

 

[volbeast33]

That is just wrong. The results were flipped in 2016. It was 306 to 232 in the electoral college, just like it will be after Georgia and North Carolina are called. Hillary Clinton gave her concession speech the day after the election. She was very gracious.

Gracious LOL

 

[RikidyBones]

@BowlBrother85

I want make sure you didn't miss this. I've wanted to ask somebody for awhile on this subject. I dont see an issue with separating the kids while the parents are verified. I say this as a parent of two. I also say this under the premise that there is a real effort to verify and everything is on the up and up.

Let me ask you this. Real question.

I'll use an arbitrary number of 5%. If 5% of children were brought by traffickers and the child separation policy was not active, would you be OK with 5% of the children being given to traffickers and sent on their merry way?

 

[Orange_Crush]

I would have zero problem with Biden going to court if it was flipped. Bb, I'm not so sure.

Nor would I. And if there was this much smoke after such a sketchy election, I would support Biden using the system to expose it. If I had stumbled upon and validated sketchy vote data that harmed Biden and helped Trump, I would have posted it with just as much vigor.

This is our Republic at stake. When our voice is bypassed (most especially in elections), this thing is done. To make that partisan is extremely short-sighted.

 

[evillawyer]

MAGA b!tches!

 

[RikidyBones]

Nor would I. And if there was this much smoke after such a sketchy election, I would support Biden using the system to expose it. If I had stumbled upon and validated sketchy vote data that harmed Biden and helped Trump, I would have posted it with just as much vigor.

This is our Republic at stake. When our voice is bypassed (most especially in elections), this thing is done. To make that partisan is extremely short-sighted.

Short sightedness has been the theme for a few decades now. Easy example: fillibustering

 

[UTSuave’]

This is what I’m screaming!...you mean to tell me biden was more popular than Obama?...and they campaigned on his whole policy and the achievements Obama made not biden.

 

[Purple Tiger]

That is the way I picture you.

That is Artie Lange. I am thin and I don't smoke.

 

[evillawyer]

 

[Orange_Crush]

How could Trump concede a contested election if he's the one contesting it?

Exactly. Everyone is going on about Trump needing to concede. The point is that we have a system in pace, and it's being followed.

 

[hog88]

That is Artie Lange. I am thin and I don't smoke.

It was more of the whining.

 

[BowlBrother85]

It's acceptance of the fact there are no other options.

Right. We are going to end up in the same place on January 20th, regardless of whether Trump is gracious about it or not. When confronted with that inevitability, most candidates choose to concede and try to be as gracious as possible. We had a far closer and more controversial election in 2000... and Al Gore did eventually admit to his defeat, and he gave a gracious concession speech. Even George W. Bush thought so. Donald Trump's conduct represents an anomaly of egotism and immaturity.

 

[Purple Tiger]

And I’m just going to assume you’re entirely ok with how his behavior is towards random women and children..with obvious videos out there to see for yourself would you allow biden to touch your daughter the way he touches everyone else’s?..Yes or no?..it’s that simple

I'd rather Biden touch my daughter than Trump or Rudy.

 

[Orange_Crush]

MAGA b!tches!

"Are said..."

You're said to be a partisan hack that passes tweets as truth, based on an irrational hatred of someone you've never met as opposed to any due diligence of the actutal truth.