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Is there any data about how much general none voters might "activate" in this situation ?
No. No. No. Get this chick off the Veep list. Now. And I mean right. fucking. now.
Sorry, kiddo - this doesn't cut it for me:
https://twitter.com/KarenBassTweets/status/1289574623424573442/photo/1
No. No. No. Get this chick off the Veep list. Now. And I mean right. fucking. now.
Sorry, kiddo - this doesn't cut it for me:
https://twitter.com/KarenBassTweets/status/1289574623424573442/photo/1
No. No. No. Get this chick off the Veep list. Now. And I mean right. fucking. now.
Sorry, kiddo - this doesn't cut it for me:
https://twitter.com/KarenBassTweets/status/1289574623424573442/photo/1
Oh hell no.
On Saturday, she also swatted away criticism of the remarks she made at the opening of a Scientology church in Los Angeles a decade ago, saying she was trying to speak to “what I think all of us believe in — respect for another's views, to treat all people with respect, and to fight oppression wherever we find it.â€
You didn't jump up on the couch in joy?
"Her F-bombs are legend," he writes, and has rarely refrained from using other rude language or gestures when criticizing political opponents.
She once referred to Graham as a "piece of sh--," during a popular podcast, and once raised her middle finger to Richard Holbrooke, a former U.S. diplomat who died in 2010, Milbank recounts.
I am slowly but surely getting impression that the Dems are getting too overconfident over this (again). Yes they potentially can get quite a number of states but they are spreading themselves truly too thin. Especially since mild red states can quickly swing back due to a number of reasons/events. Georgia is almost surely a waste of money and resources. Texas beyond a little bit of roasting the situation and hoping for a miracle is also probably a waste. Iowa with exception of senate seat is probably also a waste in the terms of time and money (unless you go very aggressively with arguments). Similar could be with Arizona.
Therefore it would probably be smarter to throw all that money into Rust belt and secure overall victory there. Especially since with focusing there in talking points you can probably tilt Ohio in your direction. Plus NC and Florida are indeed worth of attention and are a decent back up, as we well as the states where you have a clear shoot (what overall is more than enough states). Therefore by going deeper into the red than this is likely to result with overextending. The problem with the polls is that they probably don't present rural areas too well as well as various "shenanigans" that are surely in play. Plus good chunk of the people probably doesn't want to say that they will vote red. Therefore at this point on every poll you should probably add another 3 to 5 points of red to get what is probably more realistic picture in the field.
Godfrey: Clinton never had the kind of lead over Trump that Biden does right now. And the president’s response to the pandemic and the George Floyd protests doesn’t seem to have endeared him to voters.
Dingell: I don’t trust polling. I don’t believe that Biden is 16 points up in Michigan; that’s a bullshit poll, and it’s the same people who said Hillary had it in the bag. I worry about polling suppressing votes. I don’t want anybody to think their vote doesn’t matter.
I’m seeing lots of Trump signs start to pop up. There are some very complicated issues that Trump is playing to divide this country. He is energizing his base, and we have to energize ours. If the election were held today, Joe Biden would win, but I don’t know what’s going to happen between now and November.