Priming my bank account for that sweet $500 cash infusion.
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China taking a play out of the Mossad playbook
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There is a certain distance or no distance at all depending on the state
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I thought trump told his followers to secure the polling stations to stop this shit?
Unbelievable. Where were they? They had one job ffs.
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I expect Trump to edge out Texas this go around but it'll be a resounding wake up to the purple state stat.
A Republican that didn't make too many culture war waves would take the state back easily.
Trump has just galvanized turnout for people that would normally consider sitting the election out as a red state.
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Riots across the country for a dead methhead had nothing to do with it
Just trump galvanizing
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Correct.
This election is a referendum on Trump. People on the left are more pissed at Trump than they were excited for Hillary and now Biden.
Riots aren't even the top issue voters, let alone Texas voters, care about the most.
The economy and coronavirus rank higher. Race relations and community safety rank lower. Among women, who were a significant move from Obama to Trump, they represent the largest shift back away from Trump -- pretty much universally across demographics and especially in the suburbs that have high voter turn out.
So if "riots for a dead methhead" factor in, you will have to decide why Trump did such a poor job of winning voters over on such an easy issue. No one likes riots or methheads, and yet Texas is in play more now than even the beginning of September.
@I can count to TCity voters aren't this energized about riots:
Eyes turn to Texas as early voting surge surpasses 2016
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas has already cast nearly 7 million votes, more than anywhere in America, and Glen Murdoch couldn’t get his ballot in fast enough after becoming a U.S. citizen this summer. “I was champing at the bit,” said Murdoch, who moved to Austin from Australia shortly after...
apnews.com
If Trump actually has fucked up to the point that he loses Texas... That's it, right? Over and done if he loses it, Cali, NY, and the rest of the NE ?
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Yes losing Texas would kill any reasonable path to victory. I don't think it'll happen. His push on fracking is a good one to win the state and also simultaneously get traction in PA. Still, polls are stable right now against him with blue wall coronavirus hospitalizations on the rise (a top two issue everywhere). At this time Hillary Clinton polls were cratering.
If Trump loses, and especially if Trump loses where he shouldn't like Texas, it'll be the end of MAGA inside the GOP that accepts Trumps antithetical positions only as far as it wins elections.
I expect Biden wins, Biden dies or retires after one term, Kamala tries to run and loses, we get a GOP president in 2024. The string here would result in a significant questioning of what Trump and Kamala represent inside of their respective parties.
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He needs Florida. He might get it.
He'll lose Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. That is how he loses the election.
im afraid he doesn’t lose Texas.
i would go as far to say Florida he may even win.
this election is not over. Biden has the advantage over Hillary in that he isn’t hated but there are a lot of folks in merica that truly love trump And buy the communism fear of the 50s and after.
the cbs interview is a disaster for him though. Truly embarrassing. But people have made their minds up anyway.
i can still see him winning.
you beat me to it.
its going to be a lot tighter than most pilgrims think.
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Communism sucks.
I was thinking of them as going red but you have me wondering how Covid is playing with all of the old ass people that have retired to Florida.
What's the buzz?
It doesn't exist.
I agree with you it did. But it's not an issue to worry about.
Mericans should be more worried about not having health care in the 21st century.
Not a made up bogeyman created to scare you from school age.
America was never and will never be a communist country.
Its like worrying about the sky the falling in.
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Covid isn't as bad here as it was in the summer. More Republicans have voted early, but more Democrats have have voted by mail.
It'll be close as usual, but I think Trump wins it. I read somewhere if he doesn't win it he has only a 1% chance of winning the election, so expect a lot of late campaigning here by the Trump team.
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The 60 Minutes interview that President Trump cut short
In an interview that's made headlines this week, Lesley Stahl presses President Trump on once-again rising coronavirus cases and what his priorities would be if re-elected. Stahl also speaks with Mr. Trump's running mate, Vice President Mike Pence.
www.cbsnews.com