Fake Mexican? Originally Posted by Yssup Rider
This guy is a radical left winger...please link to ANYTHING that he isn't FARRRR left on!!I wasn't commenting on his political views but rather on his likability factor. He has it. For whatever reasons. How far that will take him in his political life is unknown. He came thisclose to scoring a monumental upset in the very red state of Texas.
Radical left wingers DON"T win Presidential elections!! Originally Posted by bb1961
Yes, but if the field doesn't get any better soon, Hilary may begin to think she has a shot and decide to run.Funny! Funny but true. In 2008, at the point I soured on the Republican party after about 40 years of solid support, my mantra was "Anyone but Hillary". And 8 years later the Democrats could not find a better candidate than her???
They REALLY need to get their shit straight before that happens. There's only one thing worse than 4 more years of Trump.... 4 more years of Trump because they let that crazy person run again. Originally Posted by grean
You seem to discount the PV vs electoral college.The winner of the presidency in this country is the electoral college.
Thirty state favored Trump and hellerys vote totals came from the populated left coast and Northeast major populated areas...heartland America won for Trump...thankfully mob rule doesn't prevail in this constitutional republic!!
Now it will be your job and the job of the MSM to convince heartland America that Trump is the devil incarnate. Originally Posted by bb1961
After the 2018 mid-term elections, it is rather likely those 3 states will flip back to the Democratic side. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXXAnd that is sadly not based on any factual estimate at all. Lots of POTUS's have taken a loss or even what was it a "shellacking" in their first midterm in regards to the House in various states and then continued on to re-election in those very same states. Trump actually gained in the Senate which was also against the norm.
And that is sadly not based on any factual estimate at all. Lots of POTUS's have taken a loss or even what was it a "shellacking" in their first midterm in regards to the House in various states and then continued on to re-election in those very same states. Trump actually gained in the Senate which was also against the norm.It's an educated guess at this point in time. FACT -- Trump won the popular vote in those 3 states by less than 1%. FACT -- Democratic candidates for Senator and Governor in those 3 states won easily, some displacing incumbents. Several House districts flipped from red to blue. FACT -- Trump's approval rating in those 3 states has dropped from around +10% in January 2017 to around -10% in January 2019.
It's early and the pundits are already trying to call it. Originally Posted by eccielover
You are certainly correct in that it is way to early to make cast-in-stone predictions. But it is fun to discuss the various issues surrounding the 2020 election. Beats the other discussions going on in my opinion. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXXYeah, on that we can agree. It is fun looking at the numbers and issues and how they may play out in 2020. 2010 was a historic beat down in terms of overall seats across the board from local to state to federal elected positions and Obama won re-election in 2012. 2018 was largely historic in overall voter numbers and we'll see what happens with Trump in 2020.