John Taylor

So far this is playing out pretty much like 2016. Polls show Biden in the lead or winning, States saying otherwise.

Anyone who thought that Biden was going to run away with the election didn't pay attention in 2016.

Senate: Hickenlooper flips Colorado from (R) to (D), although its expected that Tuberville will flip Alabama from (D) to (R) so no net gain for the dems so far.

Biden and Trump keep switching leads in Texas. Ohio is starting to tighten as well. Most likely both will end up for Trump although much closer than 2016.

5 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

Numbers are tightening. I still think Trump takes OH by about 2%-3%.

Yeah, I'm guessing its that "early vote" which favors Biden, which is reported first, verses the "in person vote" that favors Trump.

One interesting note is that heavily Democratic counties like Franklin (55%), Dayton (62%), Cuyahoga (Cleveland, 47%), and Toledo (39%) haven't fully reported in, but those results outstanding are also same day voting which heavily favors Trump.

Biden is doing really well in Ohio. He is outperforming what Clinton did in 2016. He could actually win Ohio.

By the way the Mexican half of my family are solidly pro Trump, he is far more popular with Latinos than people realize.

My early (amateur) takeaway's so far:

Trump is doing very well in Florida and specifically with the Latino vote, He is probably going to win by a larger margin than 2016

Biden is doing very well in Texas with the young and early voters, Trump will most likely win but it will be closer than in 2016

Outside of Texas Biden doesn't look to be making a lot of gains compared to Clinton so far, with the exception of Northeast Ohio.

Georgia doesn't look like the toss-up that people were expecting. Trump looks like he is cruising to victory there.

It's going to be a close election, and like everyone has been saying for weeks, probably come down to Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. 

39 minutes ago, Chuckster70 said:

Some shit is poisonous dude. That fly wanted no part of Kamala's shit. 

It had to land somewhere nearby. 

Okay now I get your tweet, lol

12 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Don't bother with Montana, they are sold out of anything that isn't for a bolt action. 

lol, you just need to know the right people

1 hour ago, Chuckster70 said:

Speaking of the impending Civil War. Has anyone else had a tough time getting ammo? 

I may have to drive through two states to get some more.

Let me know what you need and I'll pick some up the next time I head your way. Montana isn't lacking in ammo

I've only recently posted in the political forum. I regret it most of the time, but im bored AF stuck working at home so I have nothing better to do.

I'm voting for Biden, Chuck knows that I lean left but I have nothing but respect for those who want to vote for Trump in November. Just like in 2016 if Trump gets to 270 he will be my President for another 4 years.  I tend to stay away from he extreme end of either party.

I don't think Trump has been a particularly good President, but unlike a lot of people I don't hate him. I also think Biden is creepy AF and will probably keel over 30 days into his potential Presidency, but I like him a thousand times more than Hilary (That's not saying much, lol)

Meanwhile America's actual enemies are like "Yes, yes good good, fight amongst eachother"

I don't hate someone because they have a different political opinion compared to mine. Last time I checked our Country was built upon the principle of the freedom to have different beliefs.

Just now, st1ckboy said:

You must not have saw that video with him saluting the helicopter. He looked better than he did 20 years ago.

Because 20 years ago he was unable to salute a helicopter? Also I doubt he was trying to catch his breath 20 years ago.

2 minutes ago, st1ckboy said:

He's already beat it. You saw him yesterday looking like a complete badass at the White House. 

By beat it you mean 'Struggling to catch his breath". 

Hopefully getting the best medical care in the world allows him to recover quickly from this, but he most likely still has a week or so of recovery left, I'm hoping the worst of it is over though, but you never know with this thing. He has not beat it yet.

7 hours ago, ukyah said:

i've never once set my eyes on the political forum and i can see right through this post.

Trust me, stay far away from there, it is dark and full of terrors

2 hours ago, Stradling said:

Is it March already?

Albert says he is in the best shape of his life.

Just now, Chuckster70 said:

That was by design to be a bee in Biden's bonnet. 

We still have two more debates. 

I find it funny that still 4 years later people try to act like Trump is stupid and doesn't know what he is doing.

Narrator: "He knows exactly what he is doing."

You don't ascend to the Presidency by accident. I don't get why people still underestimate Trump.

That debate was hot garbage. Nothing Trump could say would affect any of his support or supporters but I'm fairly certain a ton of previous Biden supporters are like "Oh shit..."

The second Biden said "Will you shut up man" Trump won the debate. Like, everyone knew this is exactly what would happen, you can't do the "Regular politician" thing with Trump.

Just now, failos said:

Damn trump ate his wheaties today

This is right in his wheelhouse. 

I forgot how good Trump is in debates. You simply can't outdebate him.

Biden looks like he is about to keel over, say what you want about Trump's spray tan, but Biden looks so pale lol

I'm legitimately curious if televised debates have the same kind of impact as they did in a pre-social media world.

I know where both candidates stand on issues and don't expect to learn anything new watching 2 old men yell at each other.