news 2024 US Election Megathread 🇺🇸🏛️

[Sannie]

17 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

 

Ddddd what is he up to? Trying to backtrack all the extremism?

[Communion]

@Jackson Outline how pandering to pensioners and white supremacists in Montana or Flordia gets you the Senate. Quickly. 

[Prisoner]

Let me just call North Carolina and Pennsylvania . This election cycle is even more stressful than 2020, I'm losing too much hair

[GhostBox]

14 minutes ago, Sannie said:

Ddddd what is he up to? Trying to backtrack all the extremism?

Some people think he will run for Vance's seat if Trump wins the election. 

[Relampago.]

31 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

 

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Now that the debate bump seems to be pretty much gone already… what now? I hate that we're stuck in this hell where we truly do not know what's going to happen.

 

In 2016, I was sure Clinton would win. In 2020, I was sure Biden would win. I hate not feeling sure at all this time around  

[GhostBox]

3 minutes ago, Prisoner said:

Let me just call North Carolina and Pennsylvania . This election cycle is even more stressful than 2020, I'm losing too much hair

We can all do our part and volunteer to phone bank in these important states 👏🏼👏🏼

 

if you live in these states sign up to door knock ✊🏻 for Harris 

[midnightdawn]

The vice presidential debate scheduled for next Tuesday between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) will be the most important such meeting in U.S. history, according to one presidential historian.

"I know everybody is waiting on Pennsylvania, North Carolina is really interesting, that Harris has a chance of winning there — but the big moment is Oct. 1," Douglas Brinkley said during an appearance on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC. "It's going to be the most important vice presidential debate, I think, in U.S. history, when we put Walz against Vance. That's coming our way, and it may be the last chance [former President] Trump has if somehow Vance can score points and get an edge out of that."

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[GhostBox]

Just now, midnightdawn said:

The vice presidential debate scheduled for next Tuesday between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) will be the most important such meeting in U.S. history, according to one presidential historian.

"I know everybody is waiting on Pennsylvania, North Carolina is really interesting, that Harris has a chance of winning there — but the big moment is Oct. 1," Douglas Brinkley said during an appearance on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC. "It's going to be the most important vice presidential debate, I think, in U.S. history, when we put Walz against Vance. That's coming our way, and it may be the last chance [former President] Trump has if somehow Vance can score points and get an edge out of that."

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I think it's safe to say it doesn't matter who wins this debate it will not change the race at all. 
 

[Jackson]

1 hour ago, GhostBox said:

The same people who think some lefty candidate would do better in Montana are the same ones who believed one would do great in WV 😂

Right? We've already tried this and seen how it works. The idea that Americans are all secretly leftists but voting for the racist far right candidate because Democrats aren't socialist enough is laughable  

[Rotunda]

7 minutes ago, Relampago. said:

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Now that the debate bump seems to be pretty much gone already… what now? I hate that we're stuck in this hell where we truly do not know what's going to happen.

 

In 2016, I was sure Clinton would win. In 2020, I was sure Biden would win. I hate not feeling sure at all this time around  

We get more high quality PA polling tomorrow. 
 

[Sannie]

6 minutes ago, Relampago. said:

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Now that the debate bump seems to be pretty much gone already… what now? I hate that we're stuck in this hell where we truly do not know what's going to happen.

 

In 2016, I was sure Clinton would win. In 2020, I was sure Biden would win. I hate not feeling sure at all this time around  

Three polls from today have Harris up the usual 3-5 (Reuters +7 :rip:). The debate "bump" is the new normal. 

it's the state races that are still closer. 

[GhostBox]

1 minute ago, Rotunda said:

We get more high quality PA polling tomorrow. 
 

 

[americanlife]

28 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

 

Someone at work last week said the national union endorsed Trump. I looked it up and it was false, that they actually aren't endorsing either one. 

[Rotunda]

2 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

 

This is giving good for Kamala tbh, I've caught onto Joshua's trolling I fear.

[GhostBox]

6 minutes ago, americanlife said:

Someone at work last week said the national union endorsed Trump. I looked it up and it was false, that they actually aren't endorsing either one. 

Trump lied about it at his rally the other day saying they endorsed him. Obviously he did that so his supporters would spread that around. 
 

But yea the national organization didn't endorse but so far every local organization in many states have endorsed Harris 

[GhostBox]

13 minutes ago, Rotunda said:

This is giving good for Kamala tbh, I've caught onto Joshua's trolling I fear.

I hope so 🙏

[Blade]

25 minutes ago, Relampago. said:

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Now that the debate bump seems to be pretty much gone already… what now? I hate that we're stuck in this hell where we truly do not know what's going to happen.

 

In 2016, I was sure Clinton would win. In 2020, I was sure Biden would win. I hate not feeling sure at all this time around  

Girl

 

[GhostBox]

 

[Blade]

 

[GhostBox]

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[GhostBox]

3 minutes ago, Blade said:

 

This is gonna be a good speech to watch 👏🏼

 

it's still sad this is the only speech/event so far this week she's having💀I think the next one is Friday. 

 

I feel like Harris builds up some momentum and a lead then goes quiet for days at a time. Which then causes that momentum to seem like its dying back down. 

[Gottasadae]

16 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

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Grandpa, just say that everything will be for free and you have our votes, but for now - let's get you to bed 

[GhostBox]

 

[Ghiles]

So the Biden-Harris administration knows that Israel deliberately caused widespread starvation in Gaza yet they continued to supply the rogue state with weapons, breaking their own laws (leahy's law).

 

these people should be standing in The Hague not getting a 2nd term.

 

 

[Blade]