The amount of pivoting in this thread is truly remarkable. Valuetainment of the highest order. .,.......
He was anti IVF back then, but definitely pro abortion.
He was anti IVF back then, but definitely pro abortion.
@Raoul out of interest, do you think Trump staffers ought to have cut short the Q&A with the formerly registered Republican voter who asked Trump to win back his vote, and do you feel like he was well prepared for that question?
I didn't watch the entire interview, but I do believe his staffers cut one of his interview appearances short recently. I believe it was with the National Association of Black Journalists where he suggested among other things, that Harris wasn't black and a number of other nonsensical things.
I assume you’ve seen the clip in the tweet posted above?
Did his answer appear to you the words of a man who was well prepared for the question?
I assume you’ve seen the clip in the tweet posted above?
Did his answer appear to you the words of a man who was well prepared for the question?
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign sees her path to victory in Michigan going through the suburban vote, a historically Republican voting bloc that has shifted left in recent elections, and one the campaign is confident it can flip.
In a memo first obtained by CBS News, the Harris-Walz campaign said it can win the Midwestern state's 15 Electoral College votes by capitalizing on former President Donald Trump's "unprecedented weakness" among women and White, college-educated voters.
Chris Wyant, a senior Harris campaign adviser in Michigan, said the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the conservative Project 2025 policy blueprint and Harris' economic proposals have also shifted suburban voters toward the vice president.
"What's emerged as such an opportunity is the suburban voters that we've seen, who are very reliable regular voters, who have really run away from Donald Trump in the last four years," he said.
"That is a real strength for this campaign that I have not seen in the past," added Wyant, a veteran of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's campaigns.
Trump is never prepared for anything. Harris is light years better in this regard.
“Wow what a statement to make”. This dumb idiot is taking him seriously? Has he heard his other “statements”?
What’s the point of Trump tonight appeal to the “bro vote”. He already has it.
This is the issue I’m starting to see with the republicans. Trump is trying to appeal to the same crowd he always has. It won’t win him another election.
The amount of pivoting in this thread is truly remarkable. Valuetainment of the highest order. .,.......
He was anti IVF back then, but definitely pro abortion.
General data across the board show R in person way up, Dems down, and I up in percentage term, higher turnout than 2020 but thats to be expected with no pandemic around.Voted this morning in the first day of early voting. There was about an hour line when I got there at 9am. Wake and Mecklenburg counties are at about 3.6% turnout today, while Durham is over 5%. Durham will probably go 85% for Harris.
The shift for Harris needs to be in Wake, Mecklenburg, Guilford, and Forsyth. Bump Wake and Meck up to about 3-5% for Harris, and she could be golden. Turning out more voters in all of those counties would be big for her as well. Hopefully Black voters see a turnout boost in Durham, Mecklenburg, and the Black Belt counties.
The GOP was always going to catch up on return rate, otherwise with the previous 20-30k gain per day you are looking at a Dem margin of +600-700k not even counting VBM Independents going to Election day, which is unrealistic.Dem Edge slowing down
Dem Edge slowing down
Betting odds are now 60-40 in favor of Trump
Dem Edge slowing down
Got to hope it's because less dems are voting by mail this year rather than a lack of enthusiasm for Harris. Not great signs though.
Dem Edge slowing down
As state with this many good academic institutions should be voting consistently for the Dems.Voted this morning in the first day of early voting. There was about an hour line when I got there at 9am. Wake and Mecklenburg counties are at about 3.6% turnout today, while Durham is over 5%. Durham will probably go 82-85% for Harris.
The shift for Harris needs to be in Wake, Mecklenburg, Guilford, and Forsyth. Bump Wake and Meck up to about 3-5% for Harris, and she could be golden. Turning out more voters in all of those counties would be big for her as well. Hopefully Black voters see a turnout boost in Durham, Mecklenburg, and the Black Belt counties.
You would think but it’s more of the parents telling their kids who they should and shouldn’t vote for. And parents and their parents would have consistently voted for Republicans and continue to do so no matter who the candidate is. Same thing is passed down to the children.As state with this many good academic institutions should be voting consistently for the Dems.
But, I guess that the south is the south. Hopefully NC becomes the next VA, but obviously not to the same degree.
At the last election Biden got to $5 after Florida votes came in… that went well.Betting odds are now 60-40 in favor of Trump
The state is kept competitive by migration of the black population from rural areas, offsetting growth of the research triangle/urban area.As state with this many good academic institutions should be voting consistently for the Dems.
But, I guess that the south is the south. Hopefully NC becomes the next VA, but obviously not to the same degree.
As state with this many good academic institutions should be voting consistently for the Dems.
But, I guess that the south is the south. Hopefully NC becomes the next VA, but obviously not to the same degree.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/harr...3da6456e364/liveblog_67110899e4b0e33eefb1fb2d
Trump just pulled out of another interview with NBC. He's falling apart before our eyes and a bigger deal should be made of it. Dems shouldn't push the 'unhinged and unstable' line they are pushing, it should be 'impotent and incapable', which undercuts his strong man image.
Yep and the sunbelt looks locked down for Trump so it's a worry.Feel good about Michigan, alright about PA, if any of the rustbelt states screws up, reckon it will be Wisconsin.