SevMax2
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Well, I, for one, will be nervous and tense until the election is over. Maybe even after that for a while.
Who do you think will win?
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LLCox
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trump would be entertaining for sure but not in a good way. America is doomed no matter who wins, might a well laugh.
America 1.0, Washingtons America, died in 1861. A. Lincoln failed to prevent civil war. That's one of the top ways the head of a nation can fail.
So, naturally, American history books say he was a great President!
America has been something else ever since. In the early 20th century, unconstitutional things like income taxes really violated peoples' rights. Direct election of Senators was also a huge mistake. Many courses were set in the 1910's through 1930's. WWII resulted in a more power-grabbing and downright atrocities by the Federal government. (sick experiments on people, nuclear weapon testing on native lands, etc)
In the 1970's-1990's the federal government and corporations really merged into an oligarchy and sold out American sovereignty for global business ventures.
Then came the destruction of what little was left of our privacy rights with the Patriot Acts following the successful 2001 attacks by radical Muslims.
American debt is massive, the common people have seen the value of their money and purchasing power fall constantly as they work more. The population is only sustaining itself due to immigration as the government desperately brings in every immigrant they can because American citizens have nearly stopped having children.
My point is things are already a disaster. No President can correct all of these issues, many of which were created by former Presidents, their cabinets, and congresses.
It doesn't matter who is the Captain after the Titanic hits the iceberg. Or in this case, dozens of them.
The sun will rise and fall in the sky, but the American empire will continue to fall and we the people will continue our path to poverty no matter who wins the '24 elections.
All of that being said:
I think Trump will lose by 25-45 electoral college votes. He will only win between zero and two of the seven or so "swing states".
So, naturally, American history books say he was a great President!
America has been something else ever since. In the early 20th century, unconstitutional things like income taxes really violated peoples' rights. Direct election of Senators was also a huge mistake. Many courses were set in the 1910's through 1930's. WWII resulted in a more power-grabbing and downright atrocities by the Federal government. (sick experiments on people, nuclear weapon testing on native lands, etc)
In the 1970's-1990's the federal government and corporations really merged into an oligarchy and sold out American sovereignty for global business ventures.
Then came the destruction of what little was left of our privacy rights with the Patriot Acts following the successful 2001 attacks by radical Muslims.
American debt is massive, the common people have seen the value of their money and purchasing power fall constantly as they work more. The population is only sustaining itself due to immigration as the government desperately brings in every immigrant they can because American citizens have nearly stopped having children.
My point is things are already a disaster. No President can correct all of these issues, many of which were created by former Presidents, their cabinets, and congresses.
It doesn't matter who is the Captain after the Titanic hits the iceberg. Or in this case, dozens of them.
The sun will rise and fall in the sky, but the American empire will continue to fall and we the people will continue our path to poverty no matter who wins the '24 elections.
All of that being said:
I think Trump will lose by 25-45 electoral college votes. He will only win between zero and two of the seven or so "swing states".
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My money is still on the dark horse...
The shepherd's bell cow.
Judas Goat
Same thing I said way back when in the early pages.
The shepherd's bell cow.
Judas Goat
Same thing I said way back when in the early pages.
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Respectable even when unintelligible and giggling like a blushing school-girl.
I think that latter part is what has you entranced.
That and the conflict of it all.
Like IlDuce74
JoePepsiCo
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*chuckle*
~remember~
This is what Democracy looks like when it works...
~remember~
This is what Democracy looks like when it works...
JoePepsiCo
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Not a whole lot of winning in the whole damned thing...
SevMax2
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Updating/Revising my prediction to award Harris Georgia, too.
This is my revised map for this election, a Harris victory at 326 to 212. A clean sweep of the battleground states, plus Iowa.
<a href="https://www.270towin.com/maps/nD70D"><img src="https://www.270towin.com/map-images/nD70D.png" width="800"></a>
This is my revised map for this election, a Harris victory at 326 to 212. A clean sweep of the battleground states, plus Iowa.
<a href="https://www.270towin.com/maps/nD70D"><img src="https://www.270towin.com/map-images/nD70D.png" width="800"></a>
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SimonDoom
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It's mid-day on Tuesday and I admit I have no idea. I've been following polls, reading articles, looking at predictions, and most of it seems like a lot of noise to me. I hope the electoral college vote is not too close so we can avoid the nonsense we went through the last time.
HisArpy
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The early returns are showing a big voting swell for Trump. This might be because of new voter registrations as well as R's embracing early voting. If the D's don't turn out today in numbers equal to, or more than, 2020, this looks like a win for R's.
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