Juste les dummey qui pensent que ce que tu viens de poster ont une incidence sur le vote final. Oh wait, u a dummey!
Look at this crowd in Ohio as Trump drives-in for a rally. His crowds are constantly huge in key battleground states.
http://youtu.be/1FWMYSXviMY
It’s impossible to square these huge Trump gatherings across the country with the polls. These democrats are perceived as the great liberators who will save the United States from fascism or nazism yet they can't generate any enthusiasm anywhere they go.
Biden's only public apperance this weekend was in PA. Only people who showed up were Trump supporters who trolled his ass. Obama , in his appereance in Florida today was visibly agitated and yelling like an angry idiot.
These arrows are not pointing to a Biden landslide.
Look at this crowd in Ohio as Trump drives-in for a rally. His crowds are constantly huge in key battleground states.
It’s impossible to square these huge Trump gatherings across the country with the polls.
These arrows are not pointing to a Biden landslide.
A rally in rural ohio doesn't mean shit. It's a dog and pony show. The only metric that matters are ballots.
No one ever doubted Trump has tens of millions of supporters. No one thought his support was overstated in the polls.
That he would have as many supporters to this day is what actually concerns people. More so should the outcome of the elections not be unequivocal and what may happen next.
I also don't feel most of the democrat voters feel the need to go to these sorts of rallies. They don't see Biden as a diety, while Trump supporters think he was sent by god.
I always wondered how people could let royals and oligarchs take over, but watching millions of people gather at the chance to smell cheetos farts has made me realize how many sheep there are out there.
It's like the Democrats are campaigning in accordance with public health directives in mind... The parties are appealing to different people these days anyways.
The Republicans were hijacked by a personality cult. Trump needs to keep these "shows of strengths" going to keep his base engaged.
The second he stops projecting that, he knows he'd be in trouble.
Besides, even if he's unsuccessful in the polls, he needs that illusion of very strong popular support to prop up the "elections were rigged" argument he'd fall back on. He's been setting the groundwork for that for months already and this is just another part of it.
The American Empire has peaked. The decline ain't pretty. And what's scary is that the numbers of people that feel disenfranchised and are ripe for the strongman "former glory" rhetoric (in words, not actions) keeps increasing.
This is why 2020 will be different from 2016:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElGJ-s0W0AA1mjd?format=jpg&name=small
more people voted early. mail-in probably, due to covid. I'm not sure if a link has been established between the likelihood of early vote and choice of president.
more people voted early. mail-in probably, due to covid. I'm not sure if a link has been established between the likelihood of early vote and choice of president.
Conventional wisdom in both parties is that a surge of mail ballots, such as what we are likely to see in November, benefits Democrats more than Republicans.
The logic goes like this: Traditionally, most absentee ballots were cast by Republicans, so a big increase would disproportionately help Democratic turnout. And because turnout had always been higher among wealthier, better-educated voters who tilted Republican, anything that made voting easier was bound to benefit Democrats.
But recent demographic shifts in the electorate cast doubt on that: Since Mr. Trump’s election, more educated and wealthier voters have trended Democratic, while Republicans have gained among lower-income voters, especially white people. So conventional wisdom may no longer apply.