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DonaldsRump

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12. I'm not sure that's correct

Fri Nov 6, 2020, 03:46 PM

Nov 2020

If I recall correctly, Joe has led in a head to head match up with Trump for 3 years.

I can proudly say that I was with Joe from day one. Americans tend to like outsiders as Presidents (George H. W. Bush was the lone exception to that in say the last 50 years or so), but not this time. I think people wanted a return to normalcy.

Remember that Trump did stuff that got him impeached because he was so terrified of Joe. This was well before the pandemic.

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the scary thing is, i think it's now clear donnie would have won easily if it weren't for covid-19 [View all] unblock Nov 2020 OP

I think the opposite. W_HAMILTON Nov 2020 #1

I agree with you but for a different reason Buckeyeblue Nov 2020 #21

That could be true as well. W_HAMILTON Nov 2020 #28

That's true. If he had come up with a clear cut plan and had taken charge of the situation, Arkansas Granny Nov 2020 #2

Probably, and even if he had handled the COVID-19 crisis with a bit more... SKKY Nov 2020 #3

Trump botched his whole Presidency C_U_L8R Nov 2020 #4

Without Covid, the economy would be fine and we would've lost everything Wanderlust988 Nov 2020 #5

Not true. W_HAMILTON Nov 2020 #29

Not sure about that. I saw an article that said the areas that voted for trump have the highest Thekaspervote Nov 2020 #6

With his supporters, I really do believe Resistance1 Nov 2020 #7

Trump could even kill them, and they would still.. ananda Nov 2020 #17

disagree jcgoldie Nov 2020 #8

Allan Lichtman says Trump would have easily won Polybius Nov 2020 #11

There was bound to be some crisis. No matter what it was, he couldn't handle it. Jim__ Nov 2020 #9

The limited campaigning was something that hurt Democrats JI7 Nov 2020 #10

I'm not sure that's correct DonaldsRump Nov 2020 #12

If Trump kept his same positions but didn't Tweet insane stuff and was polite in the first debate... Polybius Nov 2020 #13

I completely agree that were it not for COVID, Trump would have won re-election. Earthshine2 Nov 2020 #14

It sure looks that way. Hard to believe what this country has become. yonder Nov 2020 #15

Don't agree, He hasn't done squat to gain support in the 4 years, but lots to lose it! Brainfodder Nov 2020 #16

As horrifying and depressing a thought as it was Grokenstein Nov 2020 #18

I think the pandemic was a rare moment of crisis Docreed2003 Nov 2020 #19

Yes. Covid-19 made the difference. anamnua Nov 2020 #20

I think he would've lost anyway. torius Nov 2020 #22

I disagree kurtcagle Nov 2020 #23

I can tell you pretty authoritatively Arthur_Frain Nov 2020 #24

People here were waiting for Trump to tell them what to think cherish44 Nov 2020 #25

If not for Covid, there would have been something else for treestar Nov 2020 #26

I don't think it is that obvious genxlib Nov 2020 #27

I would also posit an alternate threory genxlib Nov 2020 #30

I've always believed this. There was a mass delusion about his competence in handling the economy.nt Blasphemer Nov 2020 #31

Could have went anyway vercetti2021 Nov 2020 #32

Yep. If he had remotely handled SARS-COV-2 competently, he would have walked to re-election. Blue_true Nov 2020 #33

But Covid changed how the Dems campaigned. alarimer Nov 2020 #34

He was already toast from mishandling a string of police shootings and protests. ucrdem Nov 2020 #35

**to all those who believe that covid-19 hampered our ability to get out the vote**: unblock Nov 2020 #36

He blew it with the election himself GusBob Nov 2020 #37

i think he completely lost the plot over the last year. unblock Nov 2020 #38

Asking Trump to manage anything competently is like asking me to close games for the Yankees. Yavin4 Nov 2020 #39