Elagabalus
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Posting fiction in response to an actual argument about elections is not "addressing" it, no.
Eh *** shrugs ***... You gave me your
Posting fiction in response to an actual argument about elections is not "addressing" it, no.
In that case by all means: what was dudalb's point?
Since your point was completely unrelated to his, and you didn't miss his point, why did you choose to answer with this specific point?
I don't see any bill reaching a Democratic president's desk in the first place so whether they'd sign or not is irrelevant. The Senate shows no sign of flipping, and the Republicans are no less obstructionist than before.
Eh *** shrugs ***... You gave me yourfictionhypothetical and I gave you one back.
You're right... Biden has lied. On numerous occasions.Yeah liars and plagiarists are not my cup of tea.
Dudalb's second quoted post is saying, paraphrased: Raising alarms over Biden's health is doing Trump's dirty work for him.
My post, then, pointed out that raising alarms over Sanders health also does Trump's dirty work for him.
Yes, there are certainly more vulnerable Republican seats than Democrat seats, so there is a glimmer of hope. (But then, admittedly I thought the same thing about the 2018 midterms.)https://www.270towin.com/2020-senate-election/consensus-2020-senate-forecastThe Senate shows no sign of flipping, and the Republicans are no less obstructionist than before.
Dems would have to hold their own in blue-to-bluish states and pull off wins in AZ, CO, NC, ME. Not impossible, but relatively improbable.
Mine was tailor made for reality.
You think it's a joke? Clinton lost because not enough Democrats decided to vote, moreso than Republicans. A boring candidate on the Democratic side might just lull GOP voters into complacency.
Considering how close the last election was, it's no joke. The opposition being inspired to vote or not matters...
...A boring candidate on the Democratic side might just lull GOP voters into complacency.
It could happen.
Dudalb DIDN'T RAISE Sanders' health as an issue. That's what you completely missed. He only said that if you're concerned about Biden's health it's hypocritical to ignore Sanders'. He's not saying that Sanders shouldn't be president because of his health.
And they should not be choosing a 78 year old with heart issues.
Just as I said. You didn't understand dudalb's point. Thanks for demonstrating it step-by-step.
I'm not sure how serious you're being but some people will take you seriously so I should address how dumb this is. "Democrats" aren't choosing Biden because "they think he has a better chance in a general election." "Democrats" are choosing Biden because blacks have an unusually large sway in Democratic primaries and they love establishment Democrats.Whoa, whoa, whoa, can we just calm down for a moment and try to be fair to both sides? Get out of your own headspace and try to see the world through the eyes of others. Democrats are (likely) going to choose Biden simply because they think he has a better chance in a general election, and Republicans are going to back Trump because they're evil.
...whites in key states are far more likely to vote for/turn out for Bernie than Biden.
Let's test that premise in Michigan tonight.
Actually Biden also has significant amount of support from white suburban voters as well. And in he also has the support of Women voters too.I'm not sure how serious you're being but some people will take you seriously so I should address how dumb this is. "Democrats" aren't choosing Biden because "they think he has a better chance in a general election." "Democrats" are choosing Biden because blacks have an unusually large sway in Democratic primaries and they love establishment Democrats.
In Michigan (for example) in 2016 there were 88,000 "undervotes" - people who voted down ballot, but did not make a selection for POTUS- nearly double the average up till that year....A boring candidate on the Democratic side might just lull GOP voters into complacency.
It could happen.
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At the same time, I give Joe less than zero credibility on the "we have to be nice to each other or Trump will win!" issue. Because that, in and of itself, is an embedded attack line.
There are enough blacks in MI to give Biden the victory (haven't even looked at the polls) while Bernie will win the Pacific Northwest, I mentioned this upthread.
That's really subject to debate, you know. Here's what he actually posted:
I stand by my interpretation.