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

TheDoctor

Chardee MacDennis wrote: »

oh my god - i have never watched fox before - wtf am i watching?

Say that everytime I watch it.

nolivesmatter

cnocbui wrote: »

Biden suffered with a severe stutter when he was a child.

None of his gaffes I've seen were stuttering.

y0ssar1an22

tigger123 wrote: »

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

why, if you can expand? not disagreeing just wondering.

vojiwox

sheeplover55 wrote: »

Cans the past two nights and stayed up late - teetotal tonight. Don't think I can bring myself to watch a Trump press conference without it, the cringe and self felt embarrassment will be too much for me.

Grab a beer, it's gonna be good!

What on earth could he have to say? :pac:

I presume he is not letting in journalists for questions?

listermint

robinph wrote: »

Last couple of updates to the PA numbers haven't changed the gap at all, but think they must have been from the smaller populated red counties so only a few hundred votes each. Need more in from the populated counties to get more change in the numbers.

Went from 90k to 78k lead.... I think thats pretty changing.

MeMen2_MoRi_

Chardee MacDennis wrote: »

oh my god - i have never watched fox before - wtf am i watching?

This is full on trump take on things being played out in a discussion.. Getting close to veins on heads popping at times

holdyerhorses

namloc1980 wrote: »

Anyone who disagrees with the Trumpist narrative is MSM.

Trump senior advisor doing a presser in Arizona earlier, live on the news... Mic battery goes low or cuts in/out a... "I dunno, whats going... probably the Fake News Media..." - Crowd goes wild. Mental. Like a cult.

Doctors room ghost

Trump going live half 11 Irish time.
Potential for some crazy stuff here

y0ssar1an22

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

For those interested in the stock market its being reported that wall street will be happy with a split power. Ie a Democrat president but a Republican controlled Senate or vice versa. If neither side has total control they cant get carried away changing the direction of the country unopposed.

Like anything that involves financials unpredictability is not welcome.

Wall street feared a blue wave government for that reason.

how is china's market looking?

nolivesmatter

y0ssar1an22 wrote: »

why, if you can expand? not disagreeing just wondering.

Less likely not to incentivize American companies back into the USA by taxing them?

tobefrank321

In latest PA update looks like Biden got 24k votes to Trumps 12k.
Trump went from 3,247,808 to 3,260,054
Biden from 3,157,266 to 3,181,740

Approx 66-33 break for Biden.

funnydoggy

holdyerhorses wrote: »

Trump senior advisor doing a presser in Arizona earlier, live on the news... Mic battery goes low or cuts in/out a... "I dunno, whats going... probably the Fake News Media..." - Crowd goes wild. Mental. Like a cult.

Seriously?





Jebus :rolleyes:

road_high

Not seeing this huge groundswell of anger and violence Trump likes to think there’ll be - outside his family and cult circle I think most people are beginning to shrug their shoulders and move on. It’ll play itself out into nothing

tigger123

y0ssar1an22 wrote: »

why, if you can expand? not disagreeing just wondering.

Biden cares about Ireland, and our interests. He's much more likely to support us and respect the GFA.

So much so that Bojo has delayed his decisions on negotiating with the EU until after the US President is decided.

Faugheen

listermint wrote: »

Went from 90k to 78k lead.... I think thats pretty changing.

It was 150k about 6 hours ago.

Biden has pretty much halved it.

holdyerhorses

For Forks Sake wrote: »

What a scumbag. What thought process led to RTE decinging it would be a good idea to have him on during the week?

https://twitter.com/jonfavs/status/1324481876124291072

The all know the game is up... Far-right, white terrorism, literally coming from the mouth of an ex-advisor to Trump. If that was a brown/black/muslim person saying what he said, just imagine the reaction.

'Blow it all up' in there too... THis is all the Trumpists/Brexiteers want to do, just destroy it all, no policy, no nothing, just blow it all up.

road_high

tigger123 wrote: »

Biden cares about Ireland, and our interests. He's much more likely to support us and respect the GFA.

So much so that Bojo has delayed his decisions on negotiating with the EU until after the US President is decided.

It’s in Ireland’s interests Biden wins. U.K. won’t have that card to play in Eu negotiations now

funnydoggy

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Trump going live half 11 Irish time.
Potential for some crazy stuff here

Will go down in history!

drunkmonkey

robinph wrote: »

Last couple of updates to the PA numbers haven't changed the gap at all, but think they must have been from the smaller populated red counties so only a few hundred votes each. Need more in from the populated counties to get more change in the numbers.

Or it's the provisional ballets, the Pennsylvania Secretary of State was asked how many there are and refused to answer. They could be counting those now, they weren't counted earlier.

54and56

hmmm wrote: »

I expect a dignified concession speech. Maybe a quote from Dewey and a lyric from Dylan. Wishing his opponent well and thanking the American people for taking part in the great institution of voting.

We could do worse than spend 10 minutes before Trump speaks to watch a class act Republican and true (actual) fighter concede like a man, not moan like a child.

Compare and contract with what we'll be listening to at 23:30 from Trump.

holdyerhorses

funnydoggy wrote: »

Seriously?





Jebus :rolleyes:

Yep, the leader of the Repubs in Airzona was up first... "Look what Fox did, called Arizona, Arizona is not over..."

"FOX NEWS SUCKS, FOX NEWS SUCKS"

"Eh, maybe instead of saying fox news sucks, lets make sure they count every ballot"

You actually couldn't make it up. Mad.

froog

road_high wrote: »

Not seeing this huge groundswell of anger and violence Trump likes to think there’ll be - outside his family and cult circle I think most people are beginning to shrug their shoulders and move on. It’ll play itself out into nothing

lots of MAGA rallys being organised in the contested states. could get messy tonight.

paleoperson

funnydoggy wrote: »

Will go down in history!

Trump has to be the centre of attention all the time. He'd never leave an opportunity like this go by.

y0ssar1an22

nolivesmatter wrote: »

Less likely not to incentivize American companies back into the USA by taxing them?

thats why you don't support trump? he wants to bring jobs back to america? you cant rag on trump because of his tax policy.

road_high

froog wrote: »

lots of MAGA rallys being organised in the contested states. could get messy tonight.

All bluster. They’ll do fcuk all

AllForIt

paleoperson wrote: »

Trump has to be the centre of attention all the time. He'd never leave an opportunity like this go by.

That is a good point

Kermit.de.frog

The likes of AOC and Omar could find themselves kicked out of the democratic party or seriously sidelined based on serious anger in post election internal party calls on the other races other than for president from democrats. They are furious.

According to AP's Erica Werner, Virginia Rep. Abigail Spanberger was reportedly the most vocal - reportedly complaining that "we lost races we shouldn’t have lost. Defund police almost cost me my race because of an attack ad. Don’t say ******* socialism ever again," yelling that the party needs to "get back to basics."

It's obvious they think the small "far left" (by American standards) of the party is exerting too much influence and costing them.

hmmm

On CNN, John King just showed that of 29,000 mail-in ballots in a red county (in Pennsylvania), Biden won two-thirds.

Pennsylvania has to be going to Biden, and the margin might be quite big in the end.

Not sure I can stay up long enough to see it happen

Chardee MacDennis

the fox news anchor is scary as s***

ExMachina1000

holdyerhorses wrote: »

Not sure what the President would have to do with defunding the police, the federal government do not fund them in the first place.

But at the correct jurisdictional level, it's happening; https://www.vox.com/2020/11/4/21549019/measure-j-police-abolition-defund-reform-black-lives-matter-protest-2020-election-george-floyd

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-11-03/2020-la-election-tracking-measure-j

You should read more than the headline.

Measure J takes 10% of "unrestricted funds". It doesn't take directly from the police budget. It just means that that particular 10% of funds cant be given to police or the prison system but used for social projects.

This isn't the correct thread but il happily continue it with you on the suitable thread