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We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Automaton that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Holland hail organ.....1. If the GOP wins the police reform will strengthen the police, if the dems win police reform will weaken the policeSo the 2020 choice for president boils down to this:
You can either vote with the police, or vote with the criminals.
Meh, Police Reform is going to happen no matter who wins, because big corporations are demanding it.
It's also necessary.
I'm not sure why you want cops to keep shooting people. Even if you have no humanity towards the people being shot, it's damned expensive paying out all those damages that we the taxpayer end up paying.
2. Big corporations have no say in police reform. Agree, some reform is necessary, like tracking bad cops via database, and more standardized training and certification.
3. When people shoot at cops, cops shoot back. Damages mean cops are not adequately trained and certified.
4. If you think cops are bad, look at cities where the cops are standing down. Its a war zone. Maybe we all need Glock car horns?
Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Gotta support the Vegetable now!Anybody that voted for HRC is on to greater and better things
Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Critical states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are seeing infection rates skyrocket because of weak decisions by their Republican Governors
______If you'd told me in 2016 that 2020 under a Trump Presidency would include nationwide suffering from economic collapse, race riots, mass death of innocent Americans, a total global travel ban against Americans, the emboldening of America's greatest enemies, Gestapo tactics used to kidnap dissenters, etc.; I would've told you that's what I already assumed would happen.This poll from 2016 was on August 25th...not August 1st............hilary broke the 50% mark with likely voters at that poing....
We should all wonder how President Hilary feels about those past polls and how it turned out for her...
In the battle of the unloved presidential candidates, Democrat Hillary Clinton tops the magical 50 percent mark among American likely voters, leading Republican Donald Trump 51 - 41 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University National poll released today.
When third party candidates are added to the mix, Clinton gets 45 percent with Trump at 38 percent, Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson at 10 percent and Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 4 percent, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University Poll finds. This survey of likely voters can not be compared with results of earlier surveys of registered voters.
Women and non-white voters propel Clinton in the head-to-head matchup. Women back her 60 - 36 percent. Men back Trump 48 - 42 percent. White voters back Trump 52 - 41 percent. Non-white voters back Clinton 77 - 15 percent.
A total of 44 percent of American likely voters like Clinton "a lot" or "a little," while 47 percent dislike her "a little" or "a lot," and 8 percent hate her.
Poll Results | Quinnipiac University Poll
Quinnipiac University Poll’s list of recent and past poll results for political races, state and national elections, and issues of public concern.poll.qu.edu
Has nothing to do with credibility has to do with people suffering.Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Critical states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are seeing infection rates skyrocket because of weak decisions by their Republican Governors
Yeah.... we're back to the credibility issues again... Just not a winner.
The same voters are blaming Trump that blamed him for everything up to and including the gallon of sour milk in the refrigerator starting on November 4th 2016. No ground has been gained or lost. I personally know of no Trump supporters that are abandoning him because of the virus. That doesn't mean they're not out there but I do have a pretty large circle of Friends. The ones that voted for Hillary still hate Trump as much as they ever did and are happy to blame him for everything including the rrcent sun spots. Like I said this is strictly partisan stuff. If you're pointing to polls You should at least consider that you are standing on thin ice.
Jo
If they voted for Queen Cankles then they are "terminal losers" and are incapable of moving "on to greater and better things" !!Nice OP.
"We should all wonder how President Hilary feels about those past polls and how it turned out for her..."
Really, no one gives two rats ass about that election anymore. It is over. Anybody that voted for HRC is on to greater and better things. Get with the program.
Trump wins 2020! Stick that up your 2 rats asses.Nice OP.
"We should all wonder how President Hilary feels about those past polls and how it turned out for her..."
Really, no one gives two rats ass about that election anymore. It is over. Anybody that voted for HRC is on to greater and better things. Get with the program.
1. If the GOP wins the police reform will strengthen the police, if the dems win police reform will weaken the policeSo the 2020 choice for president boils down to this:
You can either vote with the police, or vote with the criminals.
Meh, Police Reform is going to happen no matter who wins, because big corporations are demanding it.
It's also necessary.
I'm not sure why you want cops to keep shooting people. Even if you have no humanity towards the people being shot, it's damned expensive paying out all those damages that we the taxpayer end up paying.
2. Big corporations have no say in police reform. Agree, some reform is necessary, like tracking bad cops via database, and more standardized training and certification.
3. When people shoot at cops, cops shoot back. Damages mean cops are not adequately trained and certified.
4. If you think cops are bad, look at cities where the cops are standing down. Its a war zone. Maybe we all need Glock car horns?
People suffering? Fucking communist retard.Has nothing to do with credibility has to do with people suffering.Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Critical states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are seeing infection rates skyrocket because of weak decisions by their Republican Governors
Yeah.... we're back to the credibility issues again... Just not a winner.
The same voters are blaming Trump that blamed him for everything up to and including the gallon of sour milk in the refrigerator starting on November 4th 2016. No ground has been gained or lost. I personally know of no Trump supporters that are abandoning him because of the virus. That doesn't mean they're not out there but I do have a pretty large circle of Friends. The ones that voted for Hillary still hate Trump as much as they ever did and are happy to blame him for everything including the rrcent sun spots. Like I said this is strictly partisan stuff. If you're pointing to polls You should at least consider that you are standing on thin ice.
Jo
People are looking at the weak response of Republicans and will blame them in November.
Florida, Texas, Arizona
This is what the democrats hang all their hopes on.There was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
This is what the democrats hang all their hopes on.There was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
The Chinese bio weapon and the damage it causes.
Democrats would not have closed travel and the virus would be 10x worse if they were in charge.
When it was fading they engineered the riots.
The democrat party is nothing more than a domestic terrorist group in this day and age.
This poll from 2016 was on August 25th...not August 1st............hilary broke the 50% mark with likely voters at that poing....
We should all wonder how President Hilary feels about those past polls and how it turned out for her...
In the battle of the unloved presidential candidates, Democrat Hillary Clinton tops the magical 50 percent mark among American likely voters, leading Republican Donald Trump 51 - 41 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University National poll released today.
When third party candidates are added to the mix, Clinton gets 45 percent with Trump at 38 percent, Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson at 10 percent and Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 4 percent, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University Poll finds. This survey of likely voters can not be compared with results of earlier surveys of registered voters.
Women and non-white voters propel Clinton in the head-to-head matchup. Women back her 60 - 36 percent. Men back Trump 48 - 42 percent. White voters back Trump 52 - 41 percent. Non-white voters back Clinton 77 - 15 percent.
A total of 44 percent of American likely voters like Clinton "a lot" or "a little," while 47 percent dislike her "a little" or "a lot," and 8 percent hate her.
Poll Results | Quinnipiac University Poll
Quinnipiac University Poll’s list of recent and past poll results for political races, state and national elections, and issues of public concern.
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Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Critical states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are seeing infection rates skyrocket because of weak decisions by their Republican Governors
You dont think people out of work, are sick or have lost loved ones are suffering?People suffering? Fucking communist retard.Has nothing to do with credibility has to do with people suffering.Yet voters are overwhelmingly blaming Trump. The China diversion is not working.Pretending the economy and COVID are not linked is not credible. Like it or not, Trumps ineffective response to COVID has extended it and made an immediate rebound of the economy unlikely.We are not facing any economic collapse now either. Even the most simple-minded Autumn a time that can stand up and pull a voting booth leverThere was no TRUMPvirus in 2016 and we were not facing an economic collapse
Understands that the current economy is synthetic. If Trump does win re-election I have no idea what the media I have no idea what the media and the and the polling agencies will find any future in American politics in the aftermath.
Jo
In an economic downturn, the party in power takes the blame. In this case, the Republicans richly deserve it.
That's precisely my point.... they are linked.... the message that it's Trump's fault is a very weak and ineffective position that is easily full of holes even from the most simplistic viewpoint. it's a strictly partisan position which is of no real advantage to the Democrats; they need a position that reaches over into the middle that one frankly just doesn't.
It doesn't swing any votes.
Jo
Critical states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are seeing infection rates skyrocket because of weak decisions by their Republican Governors
Yeah.... we're back to the credibility issues again... Just not a winner.
The same voters are blaming Trump that blamed him for everything up to and including the gallon of sour milk in the refrigerator starting on November 4th 2016. No ground has been gained or lost. I personally know of no Trump supporters that are abandoning him because of the virus. That doesn't mean they're not out there but I do have a pretty large circle of Friends. The ones that voted for Hillary still hate Trump as much as they ever did and are happy to blame him for everything including the rrcent sun spots. Like I said this is strictly partisan stuff. If you're pointing to polls You should at least consider that you are standing on thin ice.
Jo
People are looking at the weak response of Republicans and will blame them in November.
Florida, Texas, Arizona
Since 1940, there has only been 3 election years when there have been two consecutive quarters of contraction in real GDP.
1980 - 2008 - 2020
1980 01 1·2640
1980 02 -7.9907
1980 03 -0·4745
1980 04 7·6710
2008 01 -2·2791
2008 02 2·0816
2008 03 -2·1479
2008 04 -8.3784
2020 01 -4·9558
2020 02 -32.9041
Jimmy Carter, the sitting President was defeated in 1980
John McCain, the candidate of the party holding the White House was defeated in 2008.
Donald Trump is the sitting President, and holds the record for the deepest contraction in quarterly GDP in history. Donald Trump will be leaving the White House in January 2021, just like Jimmy Carter left in January 1981.
