Five Reasons Trump Will Win in a Landslide

[LordBrownTrout]

Honestly, in some way the best Victory would be If Biden wins the popular Vote by a huge margin but the electoral College Ends up at a 269 to 269 and Trump gets President by a 51 to 49 vote in the Senate. The meltdown of the "liberals" would beyond anything imaginable. IT would be pure gold to watch.

The president isn't selected by the Senate under those circumstances, he would be selected by the House.

Now, each state would get one vote under those circumstances, and that's where it gets tricky.

Not really because republicans have more governorships and that's how the vote is awarded in the house.

 

[jbrownson0831]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Trump does not have 96% Republican support. That is a fake number Trump throws around which he thinks becomes true the more times he says it. The 77% figure is accurate.

He has the total support of real Americans who work for a living snowflake.

 

[g5000]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Trump does not have 96% Republican support. That is a fake number Trump throws around which he thinks becomes true the more times he says it. The 77% figure is accurate.

He has the total support of real Americans who work for a living snowflake.

Facts are facts, dipshit. Trump does not have 96% support among Republicans.

Deal with it.

 

[g5000]

Yeah, Trump’s not as popular with Republicans as he keeps trying to tell you


So what is Trump’s approval among Republicans? Well, polling conducted by The Post and ABC News has his recent approval at 82 percent, with two-thirds of Republicans strongly approving of the job he’s doing. That’s 14 points lower than what Trump says, a difference that a statistician would call “significant.”

 

[jbrownson0831]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Trump does not have 96% Republican support. That is a fake number Trump throws around which he thinks becomes true the more times he says it. The 77% figure is accurate.

He has the total support of real Americans who work for a living snowflake.

Facts are facts, dipshit. Trump does not have 96% support among Republicans.

Deal with it.

So what bonehead? He will win reelection and you won't be around here anymore deal with that goof.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Yeah, Trump’s not as popular with Republicans as he keeps trying to tell you


So what is Trump’s approval among Republicans? Well, polling conducted by The Post and ABC News has his recent approval at 82 percent, with two-thirds of Republicans strongly approving of the job he’s doing. That’s 14 points lower than what Trump says, a difference that a statistician would call “significant.”

The polls range from 80-95 percent among Rs for Trump's.

 

[g5000]

Yeah, Trump’s not as popular with Republicans as he keeps trying to tell you


So what is Trump’s approval among Republicans? Well, polling conducted by The Post and ABC News has his recent approval at 82 percent, with two-thirds of Republicans strongly approving of the job he’s doing. That’s 14 points lower than what Trump says, a difference that a statistician would call “significant.”

The polls range from 80-95 percent among Rs for Trump's.

Nope.

Trump made that shit up, and you should know by now that Trump never speaks the truth.

 

[g5000]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Trump does not have 96% Republican support. That is a fake number Trump throws around which he thinks becomes true the more times he says it. The 77% figure is accurate.

He has the total support of real Americans who work for a living snowflake.

Facts are facts, dipshit. Trump does not have 96% support among Republicans.

Deal with it.

So what bonehead? He will win reelection and you won't be around here anymore deal with that goof.

This kind of willful stupidity is exactly what Trump depends upon. He knows you will drink his piss no matter what.

I've never seen people as submissive as Trump supporters are.

Sad.

 

[jbrownson0831]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Trump does not have 96% Republican support. That is a fake number Trump throws around which he thinks becomes true the more times he says it. The 77% figure is accurate.

He has the total support of real Americans who work for a living snowflake.

Facts are facts, dipshit. Trump does not have 96% support among Republicans.

Deal with it.

So what bonehead? He will win reelection and you won't be around here anymore deal with that goof.

This kind of willful stupidity is exactly what Trump depends upon. He knows you will drink his piss no matter what.

I've never seen people as submissive as Trump supporters are.

Sad.

Keep whining wacko, he leaves office in early 2025. What a bunch of mindless arrogant pelosis you libbers are.

 

[Billy_Bob]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Look what happend to Miami-Dade county... it shifted to +4 Trump in a week. The early voting, where dems usually rack up votes, didnt happen and now in person voting, which usually favors Republicans by 80%, begins... Florida is owned by Trump due to simple math. And this is happening in every state today... the shift to Trump is massive...

The democrat "voter rack up" didn't happen across the US and today they are in shear panic mode.

 

[g5000]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

National polling averages today show Biden carrying independents 52 percent to Trump’s 41 percent, with 7 percent going to third-party candidates. And while Trump has attracted support from 5 percent of Democrats, Biden has pulled in 7 percent of Republicans. Those shifts are why Biden is polling above Hillary Clinton’s levels at this stage of the campaign and Trump remains mired in the mid-40s.

Trump’s decline is almost exclusively among White voters. Polls suggest he will do slightly better among Hispanics and Blacks than he did four years ago. But Trump is set to lose college-educated Whites, once a Republican-leaning group, by 14 percentage points, 56 percent to 42 percent. Among his core constituency, Whites without a college degree, the president is ahead 59 percent to 38 percent, compared with leading 64 percent to 28 percent in 2016. Given his weakness among non-White voters, and the rising share of non-Whites in the electorate, Trump needs to carry Whites by more than 15 points to have a chance. His current lead among them is only about 7½ points, far short of where he needs to be.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/11/02/henry-olsen-2020-president-congress-election-predictions/?arc404=true

 

[Oddball]

Warshigton Compost.....rofl

 

[Issa]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Thde Americanb Thinker has a severe caxse of TDS. New Mexico is not a battleground state. Trump is trailing by double digits and he lost that in 2016.

Trump is not well positioned to win in New Hampshire or Minnesota. He ixs not going to win Nevada, Colorado or Virginia. The current polling shows that Trump has a narrow path to victory.

While you are adding up those groups, subtract some.

Suburban voters especially suburban women are leaving the party in droves.

White women could go to Biden

Also the additions are bullshit. Trump will get roughly the same number of minorities he got in 2016.

If Trump is sitting so pretty then why are Republicans desperately trying to stop people from voting. In Texas, Republicans tried to disenfranchise over 100,000 voters

If Trump knows he is winning by a landslide he wouldn't campaign like he is on steroids....the funny part he is complaining about how windy and how cold it is. He doesnt wanna be there but he has to.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Honestly, in some way the best Victory would be If Biden wins the popular Vote by a huge margin but the electoral College Ends up at a 269 to 269 and Trump gets President by a 51 to 49 vote in the Senate. The meltdown of the "liberals" would beyond anything imaginable. IT would be pure gold to watch.

The House would elect the president, not the Senate. Each state delegation would get one vote, so presumably, which ever party has the majority delegation in each state would vote for that party's candidate.

The Senate would select the Vice-President.

 

[L.K.Eder]

"American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues."

lol

 

[dudmuck]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Look what happend to Miami-Dade county... it shifted to +4 Trump in a week. The early voting, where dems usually rack up votes, didnt happen and now in person voting, which usually favors Republicans by 80%, begins... Florida is owned by Trump due to simple math. And this is happening in every state today... the shift to Trump is massive...

The democrat "voter rack up" didn't happen across the US and today they are in shear panic mode.

Trump Loses Senior Support, Biden Leads in Florida, Pennsylvania, NC: Poll

Women over 65 are increasingly rejecting Trump over coronavirus pandemic concerns, with Biden making gains among elderly Americans who largely voted for Trump in 2016.

www.newsweek.com

really...

A new poll released Thursday evening finds Trump has been unable to close the gap with Biden in several key swing states he won in the 2016 presidential election, due in large part to his failure to win over seniors and Latinos. The latest Hill/Harris battleground poll shows Biden leading Trump 51 to 46 percent in Pennsylvania, 50 to 47 percent in Florida and eking out a slight advantage over Trump in North Carolina.

 

[Cecilie1200]

American Thinker is a pretty decent commentator and pndit on politics and cultural issues.

Mail-in Voting Will Not Prevent a Trump Victory

Most people supporting President Trump in this election are confident that he will get more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016, but they fear that fraudulent mail-in ballots will steal or delay the election results. After analyzing state voting laws -...

www.americanthinker.com

the data shows that Trump is likely keep all his 2016 states and win Minnesota and New Hampshire. Additionally, it is highly likely that Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia are in play. This could land him 35 states and an overwhelming victory in the popular vote. Here is why:​

• Republican Support: 77% (2016) vs. 96% (projected 2020). That's 10,000,000 votes!​

• Evangelical Christians: 81% (2016) vs. 90% (projected 2020)​

• Hispanics: 28% (2016) vs. 36.5% (projected in 2020). A potential swing of 8.8 million from 2016.​

• Catholics: 45% (2016) vs. 53% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 12.4 million votes from 2016.​

• Black vote: 8% (2016) vs. 15% (projected 2020). A potential swing of 6.8 million votes from 2016.​

Any of these projections coming half-true would guarantee the President a victory. A combination would lead to a landslide.​

Thde Americanb Thinker has a severe caxse of TDS. New Mexico is not a battleground state. Trump is trailing by double digits and he lost that in 2016.

Trump is not well positioned to win in New Hampshire or Minnesota. He ixs not going to win Nevada, Colorado or Virginia. The current polling shows that Trump has a narrow path to victory.

While you are adding up those groups, subtract some.

Suburban voters especially suburban women are leaving the party in droves.

White women could go to Biden

Also the additions are bullshit. Trump will get roughly the same number of minorities he got in 2016.

If Trump is sitting so pretty then why are Republicans desperately trying to stop people from voting. In Texas, Republicans tried to disenfranchise over 100,000 voters

Still haven't figured out that the polls are made up lie?

I xsuppose the American Thinker is uasing a ouiji board.

You must be using boxing gloves to type.

 

[pyetro]

Honestly, in some way the best Victory would be If Biden wins the popular Vote by a huge margin but the electoral College Ends up at a 269 to 269 and Trump gets President by a 51 to 49 vote in the Senate. The meltdown of the "liberals" would beyond anything imaginable. IT would be pure gold to watch.

The president isn't selected by the Senate under those circumstances, he would be selected by the House.

Now, each state would get one vote under those circumstances, and that's where it gets tricky.

Not really because republicans have more governorships and that's how the vote is awarded in the house.

 

[JimBowie1958]

1. Because I really, really, really, really want him to!
2. Because Democrats are evil!
3. Because I drive around in my car with Trump flags and it's so cooooool!
4. Oh please, please, please, please let my Orange Messiah win!
5. Because I really, really, really, really, really want him to!

Your TDS is really driving deeper and deeper into irrational thought, dude.
You do not grasp facts, reason or objectivity, and you sound like a driveling idiot.

Welcome to my ignore list.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Still haven't figured out that the polls are made up lie?

Busybee is an idiot.

Not all the polls are wild-ass wackjob push polls.

Trafalgar is pretty good and actually tries to capture a snapshot of the intentions of the electorate.