ELECTION COUNTDOWN

Started by walkstall, October 04, 2020, 10:19:57 AM

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Solar

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 09:18:09 AM
I trust that you're a voter that likes to research candidate's stances before you vote for them.

https://joebiden.com/joes-vision/#

Check out Joe's.


Also, I reacently heard to pretty good podcast episodes that touched on them both

Joe's:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/podcasts/the-daily/joe-biden-policies-election.html

and Don's:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/15/podcasts/the-daily/donald-trump-election.html

Like I said, I like Biden's more. You're free to decide which one you like and vote for the candidate.

Don't know. Additionally, we don't know for sure if those Trump rally #'s are accurate either. No one has ever seen them or verified them.


Why would I abandon a reputable source? Either refute the information directly or accept it as fact. If you choose to dismiss it then there's no point in conversing.
How can you tell? Joes plans keep changing with the political winds.
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Killer Clouds

Quote from: Solar on October 18, 2020, 09:44:32 AM
How can you tell? Joes plans keep changing with the political winds.
Biden's plans are what he reads off of a teleprompter.  Everyone 8ncluding Joe the lying commie troll knows Biden has nothing to do with it. Biden hasn't a lucid thought of his own in quite awhile.

Solar

Quote from: Killer Clouds on October 18, 2020, 09:52:44 AM
Biden's plans are what he reads off of a teleprompter.  Everyone 8ncluding Joe the lying commie troll knows Biden has nothing to do with it. Biden hasn't a lucid thought of his own in quite awhile.
That's the thing, he can't remember what his plan is, because it isn't his.

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Possum

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 09:18:09 AM



Why would I abandon a reputable source? Either refute the information directly or accept it as fact. If you choose to dismiss it then there's no point in conversing.
I do not have to refute your polls, you already did: this is off one of your posts "To this point...I recently saw somewhere that even if the polls were off by the same amount as 2016, Biden would still win the Electoral College votes."  So if I know the poll was wrong, and you know the poll was wrong, what is left to refute?

T Hunt

Quote from: Possum on October 18, 2020, 03:57:07 PM
I do not have to refute your polls, you already did: this is off one of your posts "To this point...I recently saw somewhere that even if the polls were off by the same amount as 2016, Biden would still win the Electoral College votes."  So if I know the poll was wrong, and you know the poll was wrong, what is left to refute?

Damn, you really got him by the balls there,  :lol: :lol: :lol:
"Let's Go Brandon, I agree!"  -Biden

joesixpack

Quote from: Possum on October 18, 2020, 03:57:07 PM
I do not have to refute your polls, you already did: this is off one of your posts "To this point...I recently saw somewhere that even if the polls were off by the same amount as 2016, Biden would still win the Electoral College votes."  So if I know the poll was wrong, and you know the poll was wrong, what is left to refute?

You're stuck on the poll numbers. I haven't posted poll numbers, I've posted analysis that if the polls are off, Biden still wins.

Apparently, he's up by a lot in enough polls where that's the case.

If this happens again:

Florida: The RCP polling average showed Trump leading by 0.2; he's projected to win by 1.4.
New Hampshire: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 0.6; he's projected to lose by 0.1.
North Carolina: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 1.0; he's projected to win by 3.8.
Nevada: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 0.8; he's projected to lose by 2.4.
Colorado: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 2.9; he's projected to lose by 3.9.
Pennsylvania: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 1.9; he's projected to win by 1.0.
Michigan: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 3.4; he's projected to win by 0.2.
Ohio: The RCP polling average showed Trump up by 3.5; he's projected to win by 8.5.
Wisconsin: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 6.5; he's projected to win by 0.9.

As you can see, Trump under-performed his polling averages in Nevada and Colorado, and he exceeded expectations the critical states he needed to win the Electoral College. Michigan is the perfect example. And the only huge polling miss in the presidential race was Wisconsin, where even the gold-standard Marquette poll finally got it wrong.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/tag/donald-trump?source=%2Fweekly-standard%2Fthe-presidential-polls-werent-that-far-off


Biden still wins.

So, either most of the polls gotta be off by more than their Margins of Error this time around; Or Trump has some ground to make-up.

It is what it is. In 15 days we'll know.


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Reps pre 1912 = mostly Progressive
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walkstall

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 06:02:29 PM
You're stuck on the poll numbers. I haven't posted poll numbers, I've posted analysis that if the polls are off, Biden still wins.

Apparently, he's up by a lot in enough polls where that's the case.

If this happens again:

Florida: The RCP polling average showed Trump leading by 0.2; he's projected to win by 1.4.
New Hampshire: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 0.6; he's projected to lose by 0.1.
North Carolina: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 1.0; he's projected to win by 3.8.
Nevada: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 0.8; he's projected to lose by 2.4.
Colorado: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 2.9; he's projected to lose by 3.9.
Pennsylvania: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 1.9; he's projected to win by 1.0.
Michigan: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 3.4; he's projected to win by 0.2.
Ohio: The RCP polling average showed Trump up by 3.5; he's projected to win by 8.5.
Wisconsin: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 6.5; he's projected to win by 0.9.

As you can see, Trump under-performed his polling averages in Nevada and Colorado, and he exceeded expectations the critical states he needed to win the Electoral College. Michigan is the perfect example. And the only huge polling miss in the presidential race was Wisconsin, where even the gold-standard Marquette poll finally got it wrong.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/tag/donald-trump?source=%2Fweekly-standard%2Fthe-presidential-polls-werent-that-far-off


Biden still wins.

So, either most of the polls gotta be off by more than their Margins of Error this time around; Or Trump has some ground to make-up.

It is what it is. In 15 days we'll know.




So I am a very old Conservative why do you keep posting all your BS.  Lets just see what happens in 15 days.   Your BS agenda is going no place on this board.
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joesixpack

Quote from: walkstall on October 18, 2020, 06:13:26 PM

So I am a very old Conservative why do you keep posting all your BS.  Lets just see what happens in 15 days.   Your BS agenda is going no place on this board.

I've said that a number of times...we agree.
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Reps pre 1912 = mostly Progressive
Dems pre 1928 = mostly Conservative

Solar

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 06:02:29 PM
You're stuck on the poll numbers. I haven't posted poll numbers, I've posted analysis that if the polls are off, Biden still wins.

Apparently, he's up by a lot in enough polls where that's the case.

If this happens again:

Florida: The RCP polling average showed Trump leading by 0.2; he's projected to win by 1.4.
New Hampshire: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 0.6; he's projected to lose by 0.1.
North Carolina: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 1.0; he's projected to win by 3.8.
Nevada: The RCP polling average showed Trump up 0.8; he's projected to lose by 2.4.
Colorado: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 2.9; he's projected to lose by 3.9.
Pennsylvania: The RCP polling average showed Trump down 1.9; he's projected to win by 1.0.
Michigan: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 3.4; he's projected to win by 0.2.
Ohio: The RCP polling average showed Trump up by 3.5; he's projected to win by 8.5.
Wisconsin: The RCP polling average showed Trump down by 6.5; he's projected to win by 0.9.

As you can see, Trump under-performed his polling averages in Nevada and Colorado, and he exceeded expectations the critical states he needed to win the Electoral College. Michigan is the perfect example. And the only huge polling miss in the presidential race was Wisconsin, where even the gold-standard Marquette poll finally got it wrong.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/tag/donald-trump?source=%2Fweekly-standard%2Fthe-presidential-polls-werent-that-far-off


Biden still wins.

So, either most of the polls gotta be off by more than their Margins of Error this time around; Or Trump has some ground to make-up.

It is what it is. In 15 days we'll know.
So let me get this straight, you're not posting poll numbers, and your evidence for this is "Posting Poll Numbers"? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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walkstall

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 06:56:17 PM
I've said that a number of times...we agree.

They WHY keep posting more of your BS?    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Possum

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 06:02:29 PM
You're stuck on the poll numbers. I haven't posted poll numbers, I've posted analysis that if the polls are off, Biden still wins.


It is what it is. In 15 days we'll know.
What you posted was if they were off again then biden still wins. What do you mean "still"? Is it a given? Is the fix in? And it is not the poll numbers I am stuck on, I have not posted any. It is the common theme that most who post here agree, you post b.s.

joesixpack

Quote from: Possum on October 19, 2020, 03:28:32 AM
What you posted was if they were off again then biden still wins. What do you mean "still"? Is it a given? Is the fix in? And it is not the poll numbers I am stuck on, I have not posted any. It is the common theme that most who post here agree, you post b.s.

Quote from: walkstall on October 18, 2020, 07:22:52 PM
They WHY keep posting more of your BS?    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

To you both...

It's only BS to you because you don't like the news.

You can't refute it, so you'd rather ignore it. So be it.
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noun: democracy
a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

Reps pre 1912 = mostly Progressive
Dems pre 1928 = mostly Conservative

joesixpack

Quote from: taxed on October 18, 2020, 10:36:34 PM
...and this is WITHOUT CA, IL, and NY.

https://twitter.com/AirBossUT5/status/1317993183301627904

:laugh:

I seriously doubt he'll do better this time around than in 2016.

Hillary was a terrible disliked person. Just off that alone Biden should be more competitive
Rules of Engagement

noun: democracy
a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

Reps pre 1912 = mostly Progressive
Dems pre 1928 = mostly Conservative

supsalemgr

Quote from: joesixpack on October 18, 2020, 09:18:09 AM
I trust that you're a voter that likes to research candidate's stances before you vote for them.

https://joebiden.com/joes-vision/#

Check out Joe's.


Also, I reacently heard to pretty good podcast episodes that touched on them both

Joe's:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/podcasts/the-daily/joe-biden-policies-election.html

and Don's:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/15/podcasts/the-daily/donald-trump-election.html

Like I said, I like Biden's more. You're free to decide which one you like and vote for the candidate.

Don't know. Additionally, we don't know for sure if those Trump rally #'s are accurate either. No one has ever seen them or verified them.


Why would I abandon a reputable source? Either refute the information directly or accept it as fact. If you choose to dismiss it then there's no point in conversing.

Pure BS. I checked one of the links and nothing more than more promises. Nothing concrete. The democrats depend on folks like you to believe their empty words.
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