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

namloc1980

nj27 wrote: »

Hoping for the big win for Trump, and actually I am now wondering if there is a chance of a third term? Rules can be changed and worked around, so I would be very curious to see if Trump is interested in another term in 2024.

Presidential term limits are in the Constitution. He's not getting those changed.

TomSweeney

Biden has it won, he's got Wisconsin and only needs Georgia or North Carolina - not even Pennslyvania ...

It's done.

Cina

Simo08 wrote: »

There is of course a grey area. 60 odd million people have voted for him so far, all holding varying different reasons for doing so, they can't all be racist etc.

They are either racist/sexist/homophobic or they are actively voting for a racist/sexist/homophobe to take power of their country. The latter is only slightly less awful than the former, really.

landofthetree

nj27 wrote: »

Hoping for the big win for Trump, and actually I am now wondering if there is a chance of a third term? Rules can be changed and worked around, so I would be very curious to see if Trump is interested in another term in 2024.

Hopefully they will.

The Democrats are stupid enough to support it so they can get to run Obama.

gmisk

holdyerhorses wrote: »

It's almost amazed me how Trump and the GOP have convinced people to vote against their own best interests.

Not a new thing look at the log cabin Republicans group, I don't think Trump and Pence are exactly advocating for lgbt people...

jill_valentine

Deleted User wrote: »

Ignorant of the fact that labeling everyone who voted for trump as a racist, homophobic, deplorable bigot is patently false and extremely prejudiced.

If I ran on the ticket that I wanted to lynch British people outside your house every Tuesday, and also that I'll give you a Harvey Norman voucher once a year, and you voted for me, nobody has to let you off the hook for the sake of the Harvey Norman voucher.

Who you vote for, who you are willing to vote for, is an extension of what you believe in or consider acceptable. That's the point.

namloc1980

accensi0n wrote: »

Trump is miles ahead in PA no?

Most of the remaining votes there are mail-in or are in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and will break heavily for Biden. It ain't over yet.

DrumSteve

accensi0n wrote: »

Trump is miles ahead in PA no?

Without the mail ins being counted.

Looks like Joe is going to get Wisconsin; if he gets Michigan or Georgia he don't need PA.

Mad night altogether.

I mean Trump descended into full all Despot territory earlier and its almost forgotten now.

holdyerhorses

Simo08 wrote: »

There is of course a grey area. 60 odd million people have voted for him so far, all holding varying different reasons for doing so, they can't all be racist etc.

They're aligning themselves to one. There is no grey area in that.

Soups123

PaddyPower have brought Trump back to evens and Biden up to evens

Chalk McHugh

Kolton Salty Streamer wrote: »

Both candidates at 10/11 on Paddy Power

No there not.

Trump 8/11
Biden 11/10

But Trump was 1/3 about an hour ago before the Wisconsin news. So what looked very giid for Trump is not looking so good on the betting markets now.

Penn

accensi0n wrote: »

Trump is miles ahead in PA no?

They haven't started counting the mail-in ballots yet, which skew heavily Democrat. That could swing it Biden's way, hence why Trump wants vote counting to stop in PA.

BrentMused

https://twitter.com/natesilver538/status/1323928255649468418?s=21

EarlyRiser2016

EarlyRiser2016 wrote: »

Not for me, Trump marginally shorter.

It was 10/11 for both for about ten minutes.

holdyerhorses

holdyerhorses wrote: »

If you align yourself to a racist, homophobe, etc. don't be surprised or offended when you're called the same.

I'm not. I didn't vote.

But to level that accusation at that many million people is extremely prejudiced and ignorant.

namloc1980

If Biden pulls it off but the Republicans hold the Senate (looks likely) there'll be absolutely nothing done for the next 4 years, which is probably no bad thing.

EDIT: except the Senate will run a load of committees investigating Biden and Democrats in the House will do the same investigating Trump.

KilOit

accensi0n wrote: »

Trump is miles ahead in PA no?

Philadelphia has only counted 48% of votes with biden at 73% now

pjohnson

nj27 wrote: »

Hoping for the big win for Trump, and actually I am now wondering if there is a chance of a third term? Rules can be changed and worked around, so I would be very curious to see if Trump is interested in another term in 2024.

Thats where DonDon Jnr can shine. Almost certainly be another Trump.

olestoepoke

nj27 wrote: »

Hoping for the big win for Trump, and actually I am now wondering if there is a chance of a third term? Rules can be changed and worked around, so I would be very curious to see if Trump is interested in another term in 2024.

Ah jaysus, now you're just trying to wind people up lol.

ChikiChiki

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Exactly...take the 900 odd now or hold out for more...

Cash out as quick as you can.

Omackeral

Will be interesting to go back and read how many times people have posted ''that's it, it's over, done'' and have had the other side say exactly the same. I might actually tot it up.

7aubzxk43m2sni

EarlyRiser2016 wrote: »

Not for me, Trump marginally shorter.

They're changing by the minute

https://imgur.com/mXOERxd

Overheal

"Green Bay's absentee ballot results are delayed because one of the vote-counting machines ran out of ink. An elections official had to return to City Hall to get more." - NYT

DeanAustin

namloc1980 wrote: »

Most of the remaining votes there are mail-in or are in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and will break heavily for Biden. It ain't over yet.

He's 700k behind though with 1.4m mail in votes. They'd have to break 1.1m in favour of Biden to catch Trump. That's 80% - 20%. Has he been winning the mail in votes by that much because it seems a tall order.

DrumSteve

BrentMused wrote: »

https://twitter.com/natesilver538/status/1323928255649468418?s=21

Well if there is going to be one lad out of a job in the next week or so, it's Nate Silver.

eagle eye

ArmaniJeanss wrote:

Is that gut feeling, or what analysts are saying? I'm a bit out of the loop coz work.

Mail in ballots working close to 80/20 in Biden's favour and most of the votes to be counted are from historically strongly blue areas.

holdyerhorses

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm not. I didn't vote.

But to level that accusation at that many million people is extremely prejudiced and ignorant.

It's not ignorant or prejudiced, the bloke is up there saying it to us and them and that's his public views, and they are lapping it up and voting for him!

yourdeadwright

Looks like right now Biden will take it , got to say very exciting stuff,

eastie17

Election Results wrote: »

Unlucky. I shall celebrate with a drop of Middleton Rare.

Drink it? You cant even spell it

perrito caliente

holdyerhorses wrote: »

If you align yourself to a racist, homophobe, etc. don't be surprised or offended when you're called the same.

You okay brah?