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BlueTsunami2018

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9. Probably, yes.

Sun Aug 2, 2020, 04:54 PM

Aug 2020

2004 comes to mind. With all of W’s obvious flaws and so many raging against him, he still managed to squeak out a win. Now, Тяцмр is much, much worse but I still think if the economy was stable and there was no pandemic, he would be very tough to beat. Hell, I think it’s still going to be too close for comfort with things as they are. Acting as if he has no chance in this election is folly.

We have to win by ten to win by two. We need to get the vote out heavily to have a chance, no matter what the polls say.

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I kinda wonder, if we didn't have this pandemic and the horrible race relations..... [View all] a kennedy Aug 2020 OP

I doubt it Bev54 Aug 2020 #1

Right....... a kennedy Aug 2020 #2

Anything that went wrong would expose Trump's incompetence. Jim__ Aug 2020 #3

Well, the only thing he was running on was the economy... brush Aug 2020 #4

February, we were stepping into recession that got no press because of shut down in mid March. LizBeth Aug 2020 #5

100% sure of it. qwlauren35 Aug 2020 #6

It would be closer. But I think he would be losing SoonerPride Aug 2020 #7

Very likely wryter2000 Aug 2020 #8

Probably, yes. BlueTsunami2018 Aug 2020 #9

No, Biden was ahead of him before the pandemic took off. Demsrule86 Aug 2020 #10

The right's losing BIG because we do NOT have "horrible race relations." Hortensis Aug 2020 #11

If he had taken the covid thing seriously he would be winning now. Srkdqltr Aug 2020 #12

No, he wouldn't. He'd have much lower support than 2016, Hortensis Aug 2020 #13

like the last 4 years never happened? stillcool Aug 2020 #14