At least one, or so I’ve heardScarfaceClaw wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 11:50 amI presume there is a minimum crew requirement.
President Trump and US politics catchall
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Slick wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 4:23 pm Seen his latest Tweet about Marc Cuban, whoever he is.
Genuinely could come straight out of the mouth of an 8 year old
Someone who manages to combine so many things the Traitor hates into a single person, it must raise his blood pressure to stratospheric levels

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One big strong beautiful captain, he came up to Trump, tears in his eyes...Kiwias wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 12:22 pmAt least one, or so I’ve heard
Paper cut?Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 4:29 pmOne big strong beautiful captain, he came up to Trump, tears in his eyes...
https://apple.news/AHhrPREI8Q22aQQ7GKnmiEASinkers wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 8:00 am I fear that we might look back at this election and see that Karmala lost it the day she announced the tax on capital gains, thus lining all the super rich up behind Trump.
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The Great Hannibal Lecter told him that, when he gave him the lotion & told him that; "It rubs its lotion on its skin, it does this whenever its told"
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The election is essentially primed as follows.
Trump calls victory way before the dust is settles.
He wins, we hear nothing more about the process, the GOP ratfucks America into the ground, accelerating China's dominance of the 21st century (it's their turn after us and then America) and God help us all.
He loses, months and months of bullshit, legal challenges and at least one serious incident of civil unrest, and God help us all.
Trump calls victory way before the dust is settles.
He wins, we hear nothing more about the process, the GOP ratfucks America into the ground, accelerating China's dominance of the 21st century (it's their turn after us and then America) and God help us all.
He loses, months and months of bullshit, legal challenges and at least one serious incident of civil unrest, and God help us all.
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Except !!!!!Hal Jordan wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2024 11:09 pm The election is essentially primed as follows.
Trump calls victory way before the dust is settles.
He wins, we hear nothing more about the process, the GOP ratfucks America into the ground, accelerating China's dominance of the 21st century (it's their turn after us and then America) and God help us all.
He loses, months and months of bullshit, legal challenges and at least one serious incident of civil unrest, and God help us all.
... Joe Biden is President until a new one is confirmed, & as the Traitor Appointed SCOTUS has confirmed; if Joe sends a SEAL Team, or just a bunch of pissed off, "cat ladies", with tyre irons, & castrating irons after the Traitor; then it's all legal & above board ....
Not counting chickens, but this new poll showing Harris ahead of Trump by 3 points in Iowa could signal a sea change in the final days of the election...
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story ... 354033007/
Fingers crossed!
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story ... 354033007/
Fingers crossed!
To borrow something from the other place one of the best pollsters in the business now has Harris winning Iowa.Gumboot wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 3:55 am Not counting chickens, but this new poll showing Harris ahead of Trump by 3 points in Iowa could signal a sea change in the final days of the election...
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story ... 354033007/
Fingers crossed!
Certainly significant - Iowa was basically on nobody's swing state list.Very reliable pollster has Harris ahead in Iowa: 47 - 44
https://x.com/lxeagle17/status/18528486 ... s1igZokqEQ
Final Selzer poll findings (and the actual result)
2022 Senate: R+12 (R+12)
2020 President: R+7 (R+8)
2020 Senate: R+4 (R+7)
2018 Governor: D+2 (R+3)
2016 President: R+7 (R+9)
2014 Senate: R+7 (R+8)
2012 President: D+5 (D+6)
About as good as any pollster gets.
Not to be pedantic but you may be confusing Buffalo Bill with Hannibal there dude.fishfoodie wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2024 9:53 pmThe Great Hannibal Lecter told him that, when he gave him the lotion & told him that; "It rubs its lotion on its skin, it does this whenever its told"
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Not a surprise to anyone paying attention really and it's not going to matter.
The cult have their handwave excuses - it's either fake news or he's the imperfect vessel through which they can enact Gilead - and this will be ignored just like the hundreds of other things that would previously have been enough to kill a candidacy.
The cult have their handwave excuses - it's either fake news or he's the imperfect vessel through which they can enact Gilead - and this will be ignored just like the hundreds of other things that would previously have been enough to kill a candidacy.
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I was just channeling the demented ramblings of the orange turdJethro wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 6:33 am Not to be pedantic but you may be confusing Buffalo Bill with Hannibal there dude.
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These polls are all over the place, I’ve seen some suggesting Trump ahead in New Hampshire etc. How reliable they are is anyone’s guess, but it certainly rolls the wicket for him claiming the election was stolen unless he wins. Dangerous times ahead
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Iowa ... Iowa
If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.




If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.
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A lot of red states aren't actually that red. Gerry-mandering, electoral roll purges, general intimidation by both civillian and local government actors etc. creates an impression that they're more red than they are.
Texas for example has become increasingly purple, only 600k votes separated Biden and Trump in 2020 with turnout only being 52% of voting age people. Motivate a bit more turnout and closing the gap is not unthinkable for the Dems. Of course some of the non-voters could also turn out for the Republicans, but it's a huge number of untapped voters and Texas has been particularly guilty of dirty tricks that benefit the Republican establishment like the roll purges, not allowing people to have water in voting lines, reducing the number of polling stations in areas more likely to vote Democrat and so on.
Texas for example has become increasingly purple, only 600k votes separated Biden and Trump in 2020 with turnout only being 52% of voting age people. Motivate a bit more turnout and closing the gap is not unthinkable for the Dems. Of course some of the non-voters could also turn out for the Republicans, but it's a huge number of untapped voters and Texas has been particularly guilty of dirty tricks that benefit the Republican establishment like the roll purges, not allowing people to have water in voting lines, reducing the number of polling stations in areas more likely to vote Democrat and so on.
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The divide is essentially rural/urban.sockwithaticket wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:17 pm A lot of red states aren't actually that red. Gerry-mandering, electoral roll purges, general intimidation by both civillian and local government actors etc. creates an impression that they're more red than they are.
Texas for example has become increasingly purple, only 600k votes separated Biden and Trump in 2020 with turnout only being 52% of voting age people. Motivate a bit more turnout and closing the gap is not unthinkable for the Dems. Of course some of the non-voters could also turn out for the Republicans, but it's a huge number of untapped voters and Texas has been particularly guilty of dirty tricks that benefit the Republican establishment like the roll purges, not allowing people to have water in voting lines, reducing the number of polling stations in areas more likely to vote Democrat and so on.
Was chatting to a friend of mine in Minnesota last time round and congratulating him on St Cloud voting blue but he took me on a trip around the individual counties voting and the decent sized university town of St Cloud was a dot of blue in a sea of red.
voted twice for Obama, and also twice for Bill Clintonfishfoodie wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:42 am Iowa ... Iowa![]()
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If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.
This. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.Calculon wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:32 pmvoted twice for Obama, and also twice for Bill Clintonfishfoodie wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:42 am Iowa ... Iowa![]()
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If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.
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And the Traitor won by 9.5% in 2016, & 8% in 2020, so Harris +3% would be an 11 point swing !Calculon wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:32 pmvoted twice for Obama, and also twice for Bill Clintonfishfoodie wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:42 am Iowa ... Iowa![]()
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If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.
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Similarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolenFlockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:39 pmThis. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.Calculon wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:32 pmvoted twice for Obama, and also twice for Bill Clintonfishfoodie wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:42 am Iowa ... Iowa![]()
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If that sticks it'll be seismic; Iowa might be a small State, but its a deep Red State, & it voting for* a Democrat President would be incredible.
* Or maybe more accurately, not voting for a MAGA Candidate.
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot, But he'll remember with advantages, What feats he did that day
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and that's probably why there are so many Polls showing conflicting information, like Iowa, where there was another poll showing the Traitor in the lead by ~8%, so if Harris wins Iowa by the 3% in the other poll, he & his minions will say there was obviously fraud because look at this other poll .....Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 2:51 pmSimilarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolenFlockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:39 pmThis. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.
The tactic this time seems to be to block enough State results to deny Harris the votes she needs to get a clear election, & then this kicks things over to a vote where each State gets one vote, & surprise surprise the GOP controls more than 50% of the States.
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Yep agreed. He’s even referenced it obliquely recently.fishfoodie wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 4:14 pmand that's probably why there are so many Polls showing conflicting information, like Iowa, where there was another poll showing the Traitor in the lead by ~8%, so if Harris wins Iowa by the 3% in the other poll, he & his minions will say there was obviously fraud because look at this other poll .....Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 2:51 pmSimilarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolenFlockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:39 pm
This. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.
The tactic this time seems to be to block enough State results to deny Harris the votes she needs to get a clear election, & then this kicks things over to a vote where each State gets one vote, & surprise surprise the GOP controls more than 50% of the States.
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot, But he'll remember with advantages, What feats he did that day
NH is one of the few swing states not among the designated seven that I think could be a surprise flip. The place has basically become a refugee camp for Bostoners that don’t like the direction the city has taken politically/culturally/etc. That group tilts red.Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:24 am These polls are all over the place, I’ve seen some suggesting Trump ahead in New Hampshire etc. How reliable they are is anyone’s guess, but it certainly rolls the wicket for him claiming the election was stolen unless he wins. Dangerous times ahead
Some people are trying to say Virginia or Minnesota could be in play but I don’t buy it. I would have definitely put MN in the NH category if Walz wasn’t on the ticket, but he is. That should see her through up there.
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I live in Florida. I am telling you, unequivocally, it is not in play. I will be astonished if she gets within 5 points.Jethro wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2024 10:43 am Dude when Florida is in play, have that from a Republican worker, the party is in real trouble.
There have been a huge number of polls, many bogus - the point is that the adage that the only polls that matter are those within a week of the election is true enough, and in this case the poll referenced is the gold standard in pollsters who one month ago declared Iowa for Trump. This hasn't moved without good reason which is a positive for Harris. If she's managed to tap the voters who put Clinton and Obama into power she's done well which will have implications elsewhere - we're beyond the point of smoke and mirrors now.Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 2:51 pmSimilarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolenFlockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:39 pmThis. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.
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I'm just hoping that the margin of victory for Harris is enough that most of the rest of the GOP looks at the result & tells him that if he wants to challenge the result he is Shit.Out.Of.Luck, because they aren't going to follow him. I don't expect them to do it in any principle, but just from an animal survival instinct that these wankers always have.
They've been on a losing streak for years now because they've just done whatever dumb shit this deranged, rapist, felon wanted, & expecting things to get better without changing that is nuts
They've been on a losing streak for years now because they've just done whatever dumb shit this deranged, rapist, felon wanted, & expecting things to get better without changing that is nuts
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I think that outcome is just as likely as Trump having energised lots of white working class people who don’t normally vote - which is something we’re told by his outriders is happening as well. Must admit I think a Harris landslide is very very unlikely. These gold standard polls should still be taken with a massive pinch of salt.Flockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 5:57 pmThere have been a huge number of polls, many bogus - the point is that the adage that the only polls that matter are those within a week of the election is true enough, and in this case the poll referenced is the gold standard in pollsters who one month ago declared Iowa for Trump. This hasn't moved without good reason which is a positive for Harris. If she's managed to tap the voters who put Clinton and Obama into power she's done well which will have implications elsewhere - we're beyond the point of smoke and mirrors now.Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 2:51 pmSimilarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolenFlockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:39 pm
This. But the fact that Iowa is even in play is a positive for Harris at this stage. According to all the 'experts' it's not supposed to be. Still it's not over till it's over.
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Not really. There is a difference between throwing a blanket opinion over something and selecting specific bits of information. This pollster got the 2016 election right when everybody else didn’t. She understands Trumpism. For her to make the readjustment she has a few days out from the election says something. Which doesn’t have to be a confident indication of a blue wave, far from it, but rather there are factors at play here contrary to the general vibe. US politics is complex and does vary from location to location.Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 6:45 pmI think that outcome is just as likely as Trump having energised lots of white working class people who don’t normally vote - which is something we’re told by his outriders is happening as well. Must admit I think a Harris landslide is very very unlikely. These gold standard polls should still be taken with a massive pinch of salt.Flockwitt wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 5:57 pmThere have been a huge number of polls, many bogus - the point is that the adage that the only polls that matter are those within a week of the election is true enough, and in this case the poll referenced is the gold standard in pollsters who one month ago declared Iowa for Trump. This hasn't moved without good reason which is a positive for Harris. If she's managed to tap the voters who put Clinton and Obama into power she's done well which will have implications elsewhere - we're beyond the point of smoke and mirrors now.Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 2:51 pm
Similarly there’s a fair number suggesting places like Virginia are in play for Trump and that he’s ahead in Michigan. Truth is it’s clearly close but beyond that we can have no real idea, and unless something remarkable happens either Trump wins or he declares the election stolen
Let’s see. Trump is certainly spouting plenty of hot air over the subject. He doesn’t like it one bit.