Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

Who wins?

  • Joe Biden, Vice President of the USA (2009-2017)

    Votes: 440 81.6%
  • Donald Trump, President of the USA (2017-present)

    Votes: 99 18.4%

  • Total voters
    539
  • Poll closed .

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Republicans don't have a favorable 2022 map:

Open PA Senate Seat (Toomey isn't running again)
Open NC Senate Seat (Burr isn't running again)
Rubio up for reelection on the same ballot as fukkboy DeSantis
Ron Johnson up for reelection without Trump on the ballot to prop him up

Other than maybe Arizona there aren't seats that Dems would have to worry about losing.
Republicans took the House in 2010 after Obama gave expanded healthcare.

GOP basically counts on disaffected Dems not voting to maintain their lead. Notice the WS/Russia/disinfo is always about making the Dems failure to be ruthless enough reason to not back them. Not making them push harder, but to give up. Thus the GOP sneaks back into power and obstructs.

That's why I'm saying adding DC and PR would stop this stupid merry-go-round of white people in Kansas voting for obstructionist GOPers or the southern wall keeping another Marsha Blackburn or Sessions in place to keep their numbers up.
 

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Republicans took the House in 2010 after Obama gave expanded healthcare.

GOP basically counts on disaffected Dems not voting to maintain their lead. Notice the WS/Russia/disinfo is always about making the Dems failure to be ruthless enough reason to not back them. Not making them push harder, but to give up. Thus the GOP sneaks back into power and obstructs.

That's why I'm saying adding DC and PR would stop this stupid merry-go-round of white people in Kansas voting for obstructionist GOPers or the southern wall keeping another Marsha Blackburn or Sessions in place to keep their numbers up.

2022 United States Senate elections - Wikipedia

What dem seats other than Arizona (if McSally loses) would be in jeopardy?
 
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Republicans don't have a favorable 2022 map:

Open PA Senate Seat (Toomey isn't running again)
Open NC Senate Seat (Burr isn't running again)
Rubio up for reelection on the same ballot as fukkboy DeSantis
Ron Johnson up for reelection without Trump on the ballot to prop him up

Other than maybe Arizona there aren't seats that Dems would have to worry about losing.

dems probably got to worry about new hampshire, but the seats you mentioned above more than make up for it (plus the WI seat should be competitive for dems to take)

dems should be good in 2022. they should really get a lot done in the next 4 years, just need to sweep this nov
 
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