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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

It looks like Biden's team has cut the majority (if not all) funding to Texas adverts.

Early voting shows a likely development in which all those salty about Cruz losing the '16 primaries have fallen in love with Trump. TRUMP TRAIN ALL THE WAY, BABY!

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OsakaRaccoon 4 points ago +4 / -0
  1. Don't ever call an election based on EV.
  2. Holy fuck, we're doing objectively fantastic though...
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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

The actual state of the race:

  • Battleground states show COVID is not remotely the top issue for voters

  • Independent pollsters have confirmed (in detail) that MSM polling is FUBAR

  • Yes, it's 2016. It's outsider vs. corrupt career unattractive politician

  • Individual polls,even the biased ones, are clearly more accurate than national ones

  • Campaign behavior is incredibly indicative of the internals, like Biden advertising in the Philly black community for the first time ever when they should never ever be doing that

  • EV can indeed be problematic, but the Democrats are now doing HORRIBLY in it when you consider the election day voting trends + enthusiastic electorate

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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

Ahhhhhh ok, so they were poor so they sold us out to make billions. Makes perfect sense, nothing to see here!

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OsakaRaccoon 44 points ago +44 / -0

In 2016, the entire narrative was that he couldn't win, and if he did win, he'd be an awful newbie president.

Then he won, and many people in the middle have given him a chance. Now many, MANY are convinced their lives are better under Trump.

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OsakaRaccoon 6 points ago +6 / -0

They had attendance numbers in the 20s?!

THAT'S A NEW RECORD

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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

There were some long-time laws struck down that encouraged gerrymandering in the state, so the district zoning might have changed.

However, Biden's enthusiasm gap probably isn't likely to adjust the electorate too much this cycle.

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OsakaRaccoon 2 points ago +2 / -0

This will likely be reflected in RNC internal polling, resulting in him visiting. However, we saw how the media claimed early on that NC in EV was zero chance of going Trump. If Trump does not visit NC, it would imply the internals are showing either an unwinnable state or a guaranteed win.

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OsakaRaccoon 4 points ago +4 / -0

New mobile update makes it so I can't sort by controversial and upvote the sane people. :(

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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

Totally normal.

People's Pundit Daily did a poll regarding PA voter trust and intentions. Over 60% of the GOP vote will be voting on election day, November 3rd, likely citing a great distrust in mail-in ballots and early voting (which is also a proven figure in the same survey).

PA is confirmed to be a state to look great for the Dems up until the last second when a "red wave" of sorts literally overtakes the polls.

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OsakaRaccoon 2 points ago +2 / -0

His first proposed rain forest project with Brazil was rejected, and now this. Every foreign policy proposal he has had so far has failed before the election.

by Blurpy
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OsakaRaccoon 1 point ago +1 / -0

Just remember, a wise but slow Jeb! once gave an important piece of election advice:

SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE

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OsakaRaccoon 3 points ago +3 / -0

He's waving the polls in the faces of his enemies.

Internals must be showing a victory as a done-deal. VBM and EV data has been added to their models daily and something must have happened in the last 48 hours. He knows.

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OsakaRaccoon 4 points ago +5 / -1

MINE'S IN THE MAIL, SOON I'LL JOIN YOU

(super handsome pede btw)

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OsakaRaccoon 2 points ago +3 / -1

Not immediately after the election. Let the COVID vaccine get released, the economy build up again to be the greatest ever, and let Trump do his magic. It might be years, but as long as we MAGA, it'll all be worth it.

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OsakaRaccoon 13 points ago +13 / -0

Midwest being PA, OH, WI, MI, MN, and IA.

Tossups (with trends towards Trump): PA, WI, MI

Likely Trump: IA, MN

Extremely likely Trump: OH

It's also worth mentioning that Ohio has been won by every election winner since the 1920s (with the exception of 1960). If Trump wins Ohio, it's historically speaking totally over for Biden.

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OsakaRaccoon 3 points ago +4 / -1

Most have no idea. It's not really safe to talk about it in the community. They've morphed sexuality with political ideology.

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