The popular vote.

The popular polls. The daily drumbeat of the loud and untrustworthy...,

They would be more accurate if the people had to come to the pollsters.
 
That position embarrasses me not one whit, for it protects Libertarians too...
Actually, it gives potential Libertarian voters a damn good incentive to switch their vote to one major party or the other (in my experience usually the Republicans) so they don't act as spoilers.
 
The last Republican to win the popular vote was George W. Bush in 2004 and the last one before him was his own father, George H.W. Bush, in 1988. Let that sink in. The Democrats have won for the past two decades when it comes to the popular vote, yet in 2016, they still didn't keep the White House.
Like the rest of the seriously deficient posting here that ^^^^ does NOT address the postulate.

I did not predict that Trump would win the popular vote, merely that there were indications that he might. Further he is campaigning in states that he has very little chance of carrying, but DOES have a good chance of picking up votes, votes that all count towards the overall popular vote.
 
I hate enjoy going full-blown stereotype – Madam Ovary's supporters are downright hysterical...


It's that time of the month!
 
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Like the rest of the seriously deficient posting here that ^^^^ does NOT address the postulate.

I did not predict that Trump would win the popular vote, merely that there were indications that he might. Further he is campaigning in states that he has very little chance of carrying, but DOES have a good chance of picking up votes, votes that all count towards the overall popular vote.
I didn't say that you did. But I did point out how improbable it really is.
 
Like the rest of the seriously deficient posting here that ^^^^ does NOT address the postulate.

I did not predict that Trump would win the popular vote, merely that there were indications that he might. Further he is campaigning in states that he has very little chance of carrying, but DOES have a good chance of picking up votes, votes that all count towards the overall popular vote.
Trump is even more unpopular now than he was in 2016 and 2020. Harris has been drawing historic crowds, while Trump has empty seats at his rallies. There’s no way Trump wins the popular vote.
 
Trump is even more unpopular now than he was in 2016 and 2020. Harris has been drawing historic crowds, while Trump has empty seats at his rallies. There’s no way Trump wins the popular vote.
This is an incorrect statement. No polling data supports it, unless you get into the cross tabs and drill down on certain segments of the population...such as college educated women. His popularity amongst non college educated men has never been higher.
 
Trump is even more unpopular now than he was in 2016 and 2020. Harris has been drawing historic crowds, while Trump has empty seats at his rallies. There’s no way Trump wins the popular vote.
He’s won the EC and is leading the popular vote at 2:15 am ET by more than 3 points
 
Like I've kept saying, if it's a fair and legal election, I fully expect to see a Trump landslide, including a good chance at winning the popular vote.
Trump wins the Electoral College, the popular vote, GOP has the Senate and the House as well.

Sounds like a landslide by any measure to me.

What an amazing night! :cool:
 
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the leftist meltdown. Let the games begin. We already know who wins. (Psst.... libs, it's not you.)
 
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