Michelle Obama as VP is pure fan fiction. It'll most likely be Harris or Warren, surely?
New York Times found CREAMING their JEANSi hope it's warren and the klob. two for the price of one!
If by some miracle Trump loses in November, do we think there will be a peaceful transition of power? I can see him refusing to budge, claiming the results are FAKE NEWS...
Don't count out good old EVIL TULSIMichelle Obama as VP is pure fan fiction. It'll most likely be Harris or Warren, surely?
I of course would be here for Michelle Obama as VP! Though I must admit I know very little about her as a politician!
5 years too young.Is AOC too young for VP? Though I don't really see her working under Biden anyway.
Republican President Donald Trump trails Democrat Joe Biden among registered voters in three Midwestern battleground states that he narrowly carried in 2016 and are seen as crucial to winning November’s election, according to an Ipsos public opinion poll conducted exclusively for Reuters.
The poll, which ran from April 15-20 in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, showed 45% of registered voters said they would support Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, while 39% said they would support Trump.
It also found that Biden, vice president under Trump’s predecessor Barack Obama, has an advantage of 3 percentage points among registered voters in Wisconsin, 6 points in Pennsylvania and 8 points in Michigan.
The Ipsos poll shows Biden has maintained or slightly improved his lead over Trump in those states over the past few months, even though his campaign and the presidential primaries have been sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic. The United States has the most confirmed cases and deaths in the world with at least 821,000 people infected and at least 46,000 deaths.
Biden’s advantage in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania over Trump averaged 3 to 4 percentage points in February and March, according to an aggregation of survey results by Real Clear Politics.
That would also suggest that Trump has not experienced an uptick in support in the Midwest, even though he has commanded the public’s attention at the helm of the federal response to the coronavirus crisis and sought to cast himself as a “wartime president” fighting an invisible enemy.
A separate Reuters/Ipsos poll found on Tuesday that Biden has an 8-point advantage over Trump nationally, as support for him rose nationally in each of the last three weeks while disapproval of Trump’s response to the pandemic grew.
I get that it's fun to have this much certainty on how everything's going to fall out in the most cataclysmic recession in about a century but I think you need to get real.Biden winning for the dems is total fan fic. That's not pessimism, it's just an obvious truth. We'll look back on this thread the day after the election, read those pasts and have a good laugh.
Yes Trump's poll numbers are down, yes the economy is crashing. It doesn't matter - when it comes to it he'll find enough anxiety and hatred to stoke that vast swathes of forgotten/invisible/broke America will vote for him again. He loves to rally people against the system - even when he is the system! And Americans really are dumb enough to not only fall for it but gobble up his rhetoric and regurgitate it, at rallies and on Fox News soundbites, far away from the liberal bubble where we so blissfully reside. Sad!
Well relative to Trump he's not fucking right is he? If you move from conservative to moderate, that is in itself a move toward left. Do you follow?Sorry, so Biden actually is a centre-left candidate now?
You can't have your insane pessimism both ways Jark!
The idea of America, one of the most extreme of right wing "democratic" countries in today's political climate (in which the whole world seems to be shifting further and further right and fuck the consequences), would suddenly go left or back to centre is quite absurd. What has anyone seen that would suggest any remote possibility of that?
Have you ever been to America? (Serious question)Biden winning for the dems is total fan fic. That's not pessimism, it's just an obvious truth. We'll look back on this thread the day after the election, read those pasts and have a good laugh.
Yes Trump's poll numbers are down, yes the economy is crashing. It doesn't matter - when it comes to it he'll find enough anxiety and hatred to stoke that vast swathes of forgotten/invisible/broke America will vote for him again. He loves to rally people against the system - even when he is the system! And Americans really are dumb enough to not only fall for it but gobble up his rhetoric and regurgitate it, at rallies and on Fox News soundbites, far away from the liberal bubble where we so blissfully reside. Sad!
It's really got nothing to do with Joe. He's bizarrely inconsequential to the whole thing. What it boils down to is that every headline is Trump. Everything is Trump right now, Biden is so invisible you can hardly believe there's an election in four months. His mantra that there's no such thing as bad press is being tested but i think it will ultimately turn out for him just as it always does. Bad press > no press.I get you are not enthused about Joe but don't get carried away.
I can't believe this either.you can hardly believe there's an election in four months
The polls in 2016 basically following a pattern of whichever one of Hillary or Trump was getting more attention (and invariably bad press) at the time doing worse in the polls kind of counters this Especially as there's a shitload of research out there backing up the idea that Comey announcing the FBI investigation in the last week was the straw that broke the camel's back for Hillary!His mantra that there's no such thing as bad press is being tested but i think it will ultimately turn out for him just as it always does. Bad press > no press.