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please please please do not equate anti-Zionism with anti semitism.all too often into anti-Semitism.
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please please please do not equate anti-Zionism with anti semitism.all too often into anti-Semitism.
Talking points same as one's I hear from Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, Ted Lieu, Hirono, Maxine Waters.The economic struggle is very real.
The class war is very real.
Finding a scapegoat for both unfortunately works all too well.
The rage is almost never unleashed on the corrupt, but on some weak minority - the blacks, the jews, the immigrants.
please please please do not equate anti-Zionism with anti semitism.
+1If the chaos causes a constitutional crisis and the United States fails then we all lose. Let's hope no matter who wins, the United States is resilient enough to survive.
Asking primarily the Americans on here that follow the developments.
I‘m not from the US and it is difficult to get a serious overview about polls and surveys and chances of the coming election.
In Germany virtually all msm are extremely anti-Trump and predict his loss or wishing him a severe loss. Voices that are more cautious or neutral about the possible outcome are scarce despite the previous „upset“
So, what I gather is that most polls see Biden in front but with differing margins. It’s unclear how reliable those polls are when there is increasing pressure not to openly support Trump.
Then there are the swing states that really decide the electoral college/the election, I’m at a loss how things stand there and which states are especially close and crucial this year.
What is your assessment? Is there a real chance that Trump could be elected again or no? And why?
Thanks!
?then WHO will be President
?
This is the answer! Bill Gates etc. controlling WHO.
Think about it. Kick out the Zionists. It's not hate when I use this term and language. It is about survival.
Well, if you're using the definition of it. But the meaning is conveyed.You are using the word, "Zionist" incorrectly. Here is the definition: "A movement for (originally) the re-establishment and (now) the development and protection of a Jewish nation in what is now Israel."
Your usage makes no sense because the Republican party is more Zionist than the Democratic party because of the Evangelical Christians in the party. The Evangelicals believe that the Jewish people must occupy their homeland before Christ can return. As long as the Evangelicals are a big part of the republican party, the party will support Israel strongly as they are now.
You missed one part. Mail in ballot and ballot harvesting shenanigans by the Dems and their bastard lawyers.As a non-American living in the US, having made some succesful bets on 2016's outcome. I will just say there is even more enthusiasm for Trump this year. I keep pretty close track of politics and its interactions with the economy.
Factors at play:
1)Trump inspires passion among his base. Biden, inspires no one, 9 out of 10 people I know who identify as liberal democrats, can point out to me why they're voting for him other than, he is not Trump. Furthermore, they are always on the defensive about him. In comparison, Hillary Clinton was a much stronger candidate. We still have to see the aftermath of the debates but again, if I made a bet on only this aspect, Biden seems to be very confused in his speeches. Said speeches are very infrequent, compare this to the number of rallys and the number of people present at Trump's rallys.
2) The economy is bouncing back pretty hard in spite of everything, jobs, growth. This quarter is forecasted to be the quarter with the biggest growth in decades. Sure it's just a rebound but it means COVID is gone and the economy is revving up. This is possibly the most important issue for Trump's base, and it's a non-issue now
3) Internal policy. Make no mistake, the widespread rioting in Democrat controlled areas has caused a lot of people to flock to Trump. They tried to pin this issue on him and it backfired big-time. His hands-off approach, led to the Democrat politician being exposed for the widespread rioting. Proof of that are the police resignations at all levels in these places.
4) Covid-19 Almost gone? I mean the mask thing is still going on and people are still afraid in the back of their minds but I see they have adapted for the most part. Similarly, they tried to pin this issue on him and it slipped, not as good as with the rioting but some of the blame was put on governors.
5) Foreign policy. Historic deals in the Middle East, Kosovo. Iran is now defanged. I'd even bet there's an EVEN bigger surprise coming soon. Think pulling out of Afghanistan and Iraq.
6) Growing disconnect between Democrat leadership and its more radical wings. This one is big, they cannot pander to everyone in their base when one side has become so extreme. See 2016 and Bernie Sander. Seeing currently some embracing of the radicals at the expense of moderates. Example of this, Latin voters in Miami, you think they will support the radical democrats when so many of them have left their countries due to socialist governments? As in 2016, but even more now, they're flocking to trump
7) Gaffes: Biden saying black americans who vote for Trump "ain't Black". Speaker of the House Pelosi (Democrat) going to have her hair done, not wearing a mask when her party has ordered lockdown for so many people. This has cost them votes and they ain't got too many to spare.
Addendum: Even with all this considerations, I'd say it was split 50/50 until the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Make no mistake the Democrats will try to cheat and the electoral system of this country leaves plenty to be desired as it regards safety. How can you explain this sudden changes in voting rules on the eve of the election? In some states, they will even receive ballots for two weeks after. The excuse: COVID. The question no one is asking, can't people just send their vote a week, 2weeks earlier?
All this considered, I think it's time to place some good bets on a Trump win.
Asking primarily the Americans on here that follow the developments.
I‘m not from the US and it is difficult to get a serious overview about polls and surveys and chances of the coming election.
In Germany virtually all msm are extremely anti-Trump and predict his loss or wishing him a severe loss. Voices that are more cautious or neutral about the possible outcome are scarce despite the previous „upset“
So, what I gather is that most polls see Biden in front but with differing margins. It’s unclear how reliable those polls are when there is increasing pressure not to openly support Trump.
Then there are the swing states that really decide the electoral college/the election, I’m at a loss how things stand there and which states are especially close and crucial this year.
What is your assessment? Is there a real chance that Trump could be elected again or no? And why?
Thanks!
The polls are again very slanted, I liked how this gentleman covers the mainstream media's interpretation of recent polls.
Trump has a much better chance than the media would have you believe, even with the Mail-in ballot scheme.
Thanks! Good one.
As to who gets to decide who wins, we may just have to let the OAS (Organization of American States) decide for us, seeing how they were so perceptive enough to boot out the sitting president of Bolivia, out of their thorough investigation of the"fraudulent" results of the Bolivian election.
Just wondering, Trump and Morales be roommates when Mexico grants Trump asylum?
Dream on.
Of course I'm not familiar with the Bolivian case, but here in the US we have never had a "mail-in"ballot. We cannot be certain that it would be as secure as our normal elections which already experience a concerning number of dead voters. Want Proof Voter Fraud Really Exists? Here's Plenty Of Evidence - The Lid In the few states that have allowed vote-by-mail for election, the results are shaky : Mail-In Ballots Make Voter Fraud Easy. I Know Because I Did It. – InsideSources