Trump vs Biden 2020, And the winner is.......... (pt 4) Read OP

woohoo!!!

hmmm wrote: »

So Fox might call the Presidency for Biden before the other networks?

As someone said here earlier, oh to be a fly on Pence's head when Donald & his family see that.

Yes, a fact not lost on the Trumps. Murdoch has written him off.

Chardee MacDennis

is anyone watching ABC on youtube? Does it sound like they're in a wind tunnel for you?

ExMachina1000

vafankillar wrote: »

i'm not one for all this plastic paddy nonsense but this irish aul one he's distantly related too actually looks like biden lol

She does too. I believe that she is his niece.

listermint

sheeplover55 wrote: »

What a weasel comment. Fair play DrunkMonkey.

Fair play for what .... Spreading more spoofs ?

Cody montana

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

She does too. I believe that she is his niece.

Ok, that was funny.

V8 Interceptor

namloc1980 wrote: »

Most popular presidential candidate in history. Not bad.

If that's the case its astonishing.

When he's sworn in I wouldn't be surprised if he walked on stage with his pants around his ankles.

I see sheep

vafankillar wrote: »

i'm not one for all this plastic paddy nonsense but this irish aul one he's distantly related too actually looks like biden lol

Mayo 4 Sam

sondagefaux

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

Lol!

He's already on over 72.6 million votes.

Now, about your medical credentials...

hmmm

woohoo!!! wrote: »

Yes, a fact not lost on the Trumps. Murdoch has written him off.

He was always too erratic and uncontrollable, and I suspect the speculation that he was going to set up a TV network would have spooked Murdoch.

It's all gone a bit last days in the bunker with very few Republicans doing much to support him, and his closest supporters (like his family and Rudy) roaring and shouting into the void.

Professor Moriarty

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

She does too. I believe that she is his niece.

Excellent

donvito99

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

If that's the case its astonishing.

When he's sworn in I wouldn't be surprised if he walked on stage with his pants around his ankles.

And it'd still be more dignified than Donald!

y0ssar1an22

irishfeen wrote: »

Could be massive for democrats if the 2 senate seats in Georgia go to runoffs in January .. they have a chance to take control of the senate which would mean everything in a Biden administration.

would you be happy about that?

like what policies would you expect from joe?

namloc1980

namloc1980 wrote: »

He wants to disenfranchise voters in the military whose votes come in after election day traditionally.

Expecting a few to go the wrong way after his losers comments and blaming their families for giving him covid.

For Forks Sake

Is Vladimir calling around for "tea"?

hmmm

vafankillar wrote: »

i'm not one for all this plastic paddy nonsense but this irish aul one he's distantly related too actually looks like biden lol

Biden I think will be very much an Irish-American President. Not a President with Irish connections. I'm sure the Irish Government and our US ambassador will be very very happy.

namloc1980

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

If that's the case its astonishing.

When he's sworn in I wouldn't be surprised if he walked on stage with his pants around his ankles.

Weird comment and very childish.

Mr Velo

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

If that's the case its astonishing.

When he's sworn in I wouldn't be surprised if he walked on stage with his pants around his ankles.

As opposed to Donnie with the pants up around his chest.

tigger123

From the perspective of Brexit, we're much better off with Biden in the White House.

OscarMIlde

sondagefaux wrote: »

Biden will get over 80 million votes when they're all finally counted.

If you're diagnosing him as having dementia, please provide evidence of your qualifications to do so and the evidence of dementia.

There's public evidence of it here.

Chardee MacDennis

tigger123 wrote: »

From the perspective of Brexit, we're much better off with Biden in the White House.

for the sanctity of the world, we're much better off with Biden in the White House.

Donald Trump

vafankillar wrote: »

i'm not one for all this plastic paddy nonsense but this irish aul one he's distantly related too actually looks like biden lol

I don't know about the rest of you, but all Mayo people look alike to me.


Especially around September. Going around with the green and red jerseys with matching red puffy eyes, making sad whimpering noises.


:pac:

drunkmonkey

tigger123 wrote: »

From the perspective of Brexit, we're much better off with Biden in the White House.

If we had of been any way Civil to the Donald he might have had our back. We were an absolute disgrace as a nation to the office of President.

woohoo!!!

hmmm wrote: »

He was always too erratic and uncontrollable, and I suspect the speculation that he was going to set up a TV network would have spooked Murdoch.

It's all gone a bit last days in the bunker with very few Republicans doing much to support him, and his closest supporters (like his family and Rudy) roaring and shouting into the void.

The trumps are going to very quickly find out that the GOP has got what they wanted from them and they'll be cast aside. Fox are going to pivot on Trump, and try and forget about the embarrassment of being associated with them.

Beasty

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

70 million for Biden surpassing Obama's vote for a man with dementia who thought he was running for the senate, then thought he was running against George Bush and yesterday introduced his granddaughter as his dead son.

Threadbanned

For Forks Sake

Donald Trump wrote: »

I don't know about the rest of you, but all Mayo people look alike to me.


Especially around September. Going around with the green and red jerseys with matching red puffy eyes, making sad whimpering noises.


:pac:

I'm seeing the resemblance alright

hmmm

https://twitter.com/danielearwicker/status/1324478173157969921

ChikiChiki

V8 Interceptor wrote: »

https://twitter.com/i/status/1320107370312323073

Enter this deepfake guff ffs.

donvito99

drunkmonkey wrote: »

If we had of been any way Civil to the Donald he might have had our back. We were an absolute disgrace as a nation to the office of President.

Yes, we should have respected the President who showed exactly 0 in kind.

Faugheen

drunkmonkey wrote: »

If we had of been any way Civil to the Donald he might have had our back. We were an absolute disgrace as a nation to the office of President.

Would he ****. He was completely pro-Brexit and thought we actually wanted a border.

The gaslighting here is exceptional

tigger123

drunkmonkey wrote: »

If we had of been any way Civil to the Donald he might have had our back. We were an absolute disgrace as a nation to the office of President.

f*cking lol.