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I have heard the same thing about GA and NC too. Maybe Biden should back to the basement (sarcasm) because I keep hearing from Biden supporters that he shouldn't be spending time in this state or that state because doesn't have chance of winning there. The Right is never going to just roll over and play dead if they lose the White House. They didn't do it during the Bill Clinton and Barack Obama years and they aren't going to do it for Biden either. They are just going to veer further right, and foment dissent like they did during those years. Just like those years when a Democrat was president, some of the Left will never be satisfied with any Biden or the Democratic Congress does.

Speaking of Georgia.

I just voted in Charlotte NC at the Spectrum Center (indoor arena for sports and entertainment) and it took me about 10-15 minutes to do it because there's wasn't any sort of line at all. I voted straight Democrat all the way.

If you want to call it that, then yes I am. I plan on voting tomorrow (I live in a swing state) straight Democrat, and then I'm staying away from politics as best as I can until next Wednesday. I doubt I can totally filter out politics though.

I see that sky is falling narrative has shifted from 2016 to 2000 and with Barrett being confirmed. The SOTCUS siding with the GOP in the Wisconsin case and Trump signaling that he wants votes to be counted no later than Nov 3 and it's going to be ramped up to infinity. Trump is laying the seeds to not have mail in ballots counted and once he's up in the election, he and the networks will declare himself the winner.

Are you confident that Biden will win because there's been some nervous and pessimistic Democratic supporters that believe that Trump will win because of a last week surge.

For what it's worth. I guess if Lindsey loses his seat, he can join Jeff Sessions as one of the ones who was discarded by the GOP after they had no use for them. One of the few times I have laughed at Trump.

Obama was going off om Trump yesterday.

Obama's going off on Trump in Philadelphia.

If Trump does lose the election, IMO, Republicans will still go further to the right as they have been doing since Reagan. Some of them admitted on another forum that I posted on, that if Pence was running for president instead of Trump, he would easily have beaten Biden. I don't know about that but it was the closest thing that I have ever heard of them admitting that Trump has dragged them down.

I realize that SNL got Tiffany's movement tics on point.

If Biden wins, he will have to overcome voter suppression on steroids.

I take it that you believe that Trump will get another term in office?

Ice Cube in an attempt to be the so called representative for the black community by meeting with Trump ended up with egg on his face.

It is? The conservative talking heads on social media claimed that Pence won the debate last night. I watched the debate and all Pence did was constantly bring up tax cuts and Trump's economy. I was glad when Kamala said that all Trump did was ride the coattails of Obama's economy.

The beltway and some feminists favorite former Fox News personality and I see she hasn't changed her stripes. Trump said she was on her period when moderated him and she still gets on her knees (figuratively) for Pence and Trump.

Don the Con.

Trump will be doing his rallies by the end of the week if not sooner. Count me in as one of the ones thought this was a sham.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/02/maga-world-blame-adulation-trump-covid-425624 Yet the base’s response mirrors the way Trump has instructed his followers to react to any pandemic-related news: downplay, craft optimistic storylines and accuse the Democrats and media of obfuscation and vitriol. It’s how the president has reacted to nearly every unwelcome pandemic-related development in recent months, whether it was early concerns over personal protective equipment and hospital space, or a death toll that recently surpassed 200,000. “He works 20 hours a day. I think he’ll be tough,” said Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow and a Trump surrogate flirting with the Minnesota governorship, in an interview. “He's a fighter. It'll be tough to keep him down.”