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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Bush spoke Spanish.. honest question.. I wonder if that's all it takes. Just imagine if a candidate spoke Spanish and also was a fake tough guy like Trump, they'd get 55% :whew:
Maybe but a Latino man isn't going to be nominated for president by Republicans anytime soon lol.

Maybe (and this a BIG maybe) as VP...….but the white base of the GOP probably wouldn't stand for it.
 

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They'd have no issue nominating a white cuban man imo it'd have to be the right guy but it's possible
Maybe but I doubt it.


If the GOP base had to choose between a Josh Hawley or a "tough guy" white Latino, they are going to chose Josh Hawley. Most Republican primary voters are going to choose the "regular/real American" white guy. Simple :yeshrug:
 
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Maybe but I doubt it.


If the GOP base had to choose between a Josh Hawley or a "tough guy" white Latino, they are going to chose Josh Hawley. Most Republican primary voters are going to choose the "regular/real American" white guy. Simple :yeshrug:

I would prefer you to be right on that because I don't think Hawley is getting anyone to the polls. Those new low information voters that Trump churned out, can't see them showing up for Hawley
 

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I would prefer you to be right on that because I don't think Hawley is getting anyone to the polls. Those new low information voters that Trump churned out, can't see them showing up for Hawley
I was speaking generally. It good be any non-Hispanic white guy vs a white Hispanic guy. The GOP base is going to choose the non-Hispanic white 9 times out of 10.
 

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The only recourse for them is elections where voters hold them accountable. I'm not concerned with a collection of far right house members...this is who they've always been. They'll pull a stunt on Jan 6th in an attempt to hand the election to Trump, it'll fail, and we'll go back to "normal."

Pelosi refusing to seat congressman who WON their seats strikes me as undemocratic, and the last thing that needs to happen while republicans literally attack democracy. The irony here is that Pelosi could actually block democracy, whereas these house members can't. They're assisting a temper tantrum from a failed president who will be out of a job in a few weeks.

Well that ain't shyt since we all saw how 2020 went downballot, and the Rethuglicans are projected to take the House in 2022 with redistricting on their side. :unimpressed:

It's easy to dismiss all this as "assisting a temper tantrum" now because it's such a laughable failure, but the rethuglicans are crossing a line too far, and will continue to as long as they face no real accountability. Like I said, they're not going back to good faith policy discussions after this (not that they ever did to begin with). Not only will they not recognize Biden as the rightful President-Elect, but their constituents won't let them either, or else Trump will send out a mean tweet about them in a second, and they'll get primaried with the quickness. But we're supposed to be worried about being undemocratic to them? Nah.

Again, I don't know what the answer is, and I don't expect Pelosi to do anything about this, or anything at all really, but it's sad that the rethuglicans will blatantly undermine democracy and go back to congress like none of this ever happened. And the Dems sitting back and going, ":hubie:. We can't do anything. You just gotta vote them out," is the very thing that makes people disillusioned with them in the first place.
 

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Also, Reagan in 1984 wasn't even able to get 40% of the Latino vote and he was one of the most charismatic presidents of all-time. Walter Mondale still got 61% of the Latino vote :mjlol:



Latinos may not vote 80-90% for Democrats like Black people do but no GOP candidate is getting the majority of the Latino vote for the foreseeable future. Most Latinos live in urban areas and living in an urban area makes you more likely to vote for Democrats (except in f*cking Miami :beli:).



The interesting thing to watch is Latinos that live in rural areas. Rural Latinos (like in South Texas) might start to go towards Republicans more consistently and this would be an extension of the growing rural-urban divide in America. That might be a problem for Democrats at the House/Senate level...not the presidential.
 
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Also, Reagan in 1984 wasn't even able to get 40% of the Latino vote and he was one of the most charismatic presidents of all-time. Walter Mondale still got 61% of the Latino vote :mjlol:



Latinos may not vote 80-90% for Democrats like Black people do but no GOP candidate is getting the majority of the Latino vote for the foreseeable future. Most Latinos live in urban areas and living in urban area makes you more likely to vote for Democrats (except in f*cking Miami :beli:).



The interesting thing to watch is Latinos that live in rural areas. Rural Latinos (like in South Texas) might start to go towards Republicans more consistently and this would be an extension of the growing rural-urban divide in America. That might be a problem for Democrats at the House/Senate level...not the presidential.

Yeah I think 2024 still goes through the rust belt so while the latino vote is worrisome in some areas we are still going to be having "white suburban moderate" discussions for the most part.
 

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:mjgrin: Filmed in a Motel 6 supposedly on Twitter.



he sounds so weird. the tone, the cadence...it's like an awkward mixture of his pops and a generic news anchorman.

there's that.

plus he looks like he just cut hunting short to go score coke from some guy the town's strip club bouncer knows.
 
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