Decision Desk HQ projects that former President Donald Trump (R) has won enough electoral votes to win the Presidency.#DecisionMade: 1:21am ET
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Oh and it looks like Trump is going to win Iowa by 13+ or so. That poll from the Des Moines Register was a voter suppression poll and nothing but BS.
Being an N. C. State fan builds great character!
CNN and MSNBC still saying Pennsylvania is to close to call.
Thank you Elon Musk.
packofwolves said:
CNN and MSNBC still saying Pennsylvania is to close to call.
But that group of talking heads on MSNBC knew. They were all lamenting how the world was going to be a much worse place tomorrow in Kiev, Gaza, etc.
Trump might mess around and end up with 312
"Democracy" saved tonight with Trump win.
Wisconsin called and that will do it.
Being an N. C. State fan builds great character!
Wisconsin called for Trump!
Great victory! Now, let's heal and move forward. Future is bright especially with Vance in the wings!
I voted for Kamala….bahahahahahhahahaahahahahaha
Well……. I said Trump would win years ago.
I said that to Glass, Hokie, Civ, Chem, and the unc guy.
Well…. Guess what? He did.
And….. hold on…. He took at least 4 Senate seats as well.
Y'all can all sleep well tonight knowing I was right.
I said that to Glass, Hokie, Civ, Chem, and the unc guy.
Well…. Guess what? He did.
And….. hold on…. He took at least 4 Senate seats as well.
Y'all can all sleep well tonight knowing I was right.
On a positive note for the Dems, it looks like Coach aka Americas Dad is going to help them hold on to Minn!
What a great night. Hopefully we can hang onto the house.
BBW12OG said:
Well……. I said Trump would win years ago.
I said that to Glass, Hokie, Civ, Chem, and the unc guy.
Well…. Guess what? He did.
And….. hold on…. He took at least 4 Senate seats as well.
Y'all can all sleep well tonight knowing I was right.
I sleep good every night
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
Yeah, and I think we all knew that. If they wanted to try that stunt with any success, they should have tried it in a state where it would have been believable.DrummerboyWolf said:
Oh and it looks like Trump is going to win Iowa by 13+ or so. That poll from the Des Moines Register was a voter suppression pole and nothing but BS.
hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
No disagreement there.
But that's saying her de facto incumbency hurt her because of economic perceptions, not her focus on abortion, which is my point.
There's probably some validity to that. You know what gets me is how some politicians don't get that leaving frustrated constituents to their own grievances, is always a threat to that same politician remaining in office. The greatest untold story about how the Dems broke the NC legislative supermajority is a good example. Frank Sossamon listened to the concerns of people in the most Republican part of his district about overdevelopment and runaway home building…and blew them off. As a result, just a few of these usually-Republican voting communities in southeastern Granville county voted Libertarian in protest, costing him his seat.Civilized said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
No disagreement there.
But that's saying her de facto incumbency hurt her because of economic perceptions, not her focus on abortion, which is my point.
Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
I'm just waiting for Civ to explain why all his favorite polls were wrong, and why the ones he said were wrong ended up being right.
His boy Nate Silver lost a $100k bet too about how much Trump would win by.
How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
When a political party plays games with its own primary process, that's just begging for trouble.Cthepack said:How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
Latinos didn't care about Kill Tony's joke.
Yep, the world knew before the primaries started that Biden was not mentally fit. Should have done something then.Oldsouljer said:When a political party plays games with its own primary process, that's just begging for trouble.Cthepack said:How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
That's because she is dumb. She has an empty space between her ears.
Democrats wanted Trump. They ran ads for him in the primary. They thought they could run their weekend at Bernie's candidate out there and their minions would vote for him again. Their minions would have , but they realized after the debate that wouldn't be enough. So then they usurped their elected candidate and installed their weekend at Bernie's 2 candidate. They tried hiding her. They kept her to a script. Few but only friendly interviews. They dug in on their antisemitic position by not choosing Shapiro.
An absolute disaster all the way around that is reflective of their poor leadership, decision making, and how much they value the American voter.
An absolute disaster all the way around that is reflective of their poor leadership, decision making, and how much they value the American voter.
"Try that in a state where its believable" is an interesting term. I'll bet there is some there-there to this with many more states. The dust hasn't settled.Oldsouljer said:Yeah, and I think we all knew that. If they wanted to try that stunt with any success, they should have tried it in a state where it would have been believable.DrummerboyWolf said:
Oh and it looks like Trump is going to win Iowa by 13+ or so. That poll from the Des Moines Register was a voter suppression pole and nothing but BS.
#Devolution #Expand Your Thinking #Eye of The Storm #TheGreatAwakening
Cthepack said:How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
Yes, this echoes what Chris Christie said last night - he had originally said he was "transition" which implied one term, but once he ran again, created a huge mess.
And it should immediately bring up for more concern exactly what has been happening with decisions in the WH for the past year+ with a man who has clearly no longer been capable of making key decisions
Cthepack said:How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
They have been doing things the entire term to lose the common American. Even a better candidate would have struggled to win in my opinion
She's accomplished though. Her word salads will probably be textbook fare in college English classes for years to come.Wufpack17 said:Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
That's because she is dumb. She has an empty space between her ears.
85-15?Werewolf said:"Try that in a state where its believable" is an interesting term. I'll bet there is some there-there to this with many more states. The dust hasn't settled.Oldsouljer said:Yeah, and I think we all knew that. If they wanted to try that stunt with any success, they should have tried it in a state where it would have been believable.DrummerboyWolf said:
Oh and it looks like Trump is going to win Iowa by 13+ or so. That poll from the Des Moines Register was a voter suppression pole and nothing but BS.
Biden was never the one making any of the decisions. Not even when he ran the first time.Packchem91 said:Cthepack said:How does someone distance themselves from themselves? Dems messed up not doing something about Biden sooner.Civilized said:Packchem91 said:hokiewolf said:look at the game tape. People vote with their wallets, when ground beef is 40% higher, the folks in office are going to get the blame. Guess who was in office and is getting the blame?Civilized said:hokiewolf said:
Looks like the outcome of this election is the economy. It always the economy. Betting big on abortion is going to cost Harris
It was always the economy...so vote for the guy whose economic tariff plan economists have been lambasting for months?
Betting big on abortion and women didn't cost her. That was just leaning into her obvious advantage there.
Her guilt-by-association from being on Biden's ticket in an economy that's objectively better than people think it is, but viewed by most of the country as being bad, is what cost her.
Her appearance on the View where she was asked what she would do differently from Biden and she pauses and said nothing came to mind probably really was the straw that broke the camels back
GOP did great job of playing that imagery over and over and since economy was #1, it was a big sinking anchor on her
Yep, her inability or unwillingness to distance herself from Biden was the biggest anchor.
Yes, this echoes what Chris Christie said last night - he had originally said he was "transition" which implied one term, but once he ran again, created a huge mess.
And it should immediately bring up for more concern exactly what has been happening with decisions in the WH for the past year+ with a man who has clearly no longer been capable of making key decisions
I missed it ;-)TheStorm said:85-15?Werewolf said:"Try that in a state where its believable" is an interesting term. I'll bet there is some there-there to this with many more states. The dust hasn't settled.Oldsouljer said:Yeah, and I think we all knew that. If they wanted to try that stunt with any success, they should have tried it in a state where it would have been believable.DrummerboyWolf said:
Oh and it looks like Trump is going to win Iowa by 13+ or so. That poll from the Des Moines Register was a voter suppression pole and nothing but BS.
I'll make another prediction. There will be massive voter fraud revealed and the real vote is in the direction of 85-15.
#Devolution #Expand Your Thinking #Eye of The Storm #TheGreatAwakening
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