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Yeah saw that on the gorilla networkRump wanted to nuke hurricanes tho.
Those are valid. The porn star stuff and the quibbling over appraisals were pretty much bull .
Yeah saw that on the gorilla networkRump wanted to nuke hurricanes tho.
Not to worry, your food stamps delivery will continue under Joe.Yeah saw that on the gorilla network
The proper intervention was made.
The website of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. government agency that tracks changes in weather and ocean conditions, has a page explaining why scientists don't recommend disrupting hurricanes with nuclear weapons.
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"Apart from the fact that this might not even alter the storm, this approach neglects the problem that the released radioactive fallout would fairly quickly move with the tradewinds to affect land areas and cause devastating environmental problems," the page states. Needless to say, this is not a good idea."
Dumped into the eye of the hatercane:
hahahahaha!
Cosmic kuntboy always returns to his cult leader gtfo
trump lost by 7 million votes - BEFORE he attempted a coup -
add another few million who have watched him get indicted for 91 FELONIES
and you have 150 yr old biden sweeping the floor with this disgusting criminal traitor...
but keep putting faith in koch bros bought and paid for POLLS!
Worse, Yam s won Iowa with fewer than 57,000 votes against 3 non-white opponents in the GOP Midwest.
It does not look good for Yam s.
Biden will win re-election. College area voting in places like Dane county Wisconsin, Penn and Penn St, and big city suburbs in general in places like GA/AZ and Philadelphia itself, will keep zooming to the left both in terms of margins and in terms of turnout.
Though I think Trump narrowly wins Georgia because there really isn't much else on that ticket this year; the Dems seem to be withdrawing funding there and essentially punting the state away in 2024. Biden won't flip back NC or Florida, either. Trump's next best bet is Michigan because it's the most economically elastic state, the Detroit suburbs are a mixed bag unlike Philly, and the union white vote trending right and an open senate seat there which the GOP might be a slight favorite in. Biden takes PA, AZ, and WI, the senate in those three go blue as well, which should be enough to get Biden to 270, along with holding states like NV (POTUS and senate level), VA (POTUS and senate level), NH, MN, IL, ME 3/4, NE-02, etc.
Biden 272 - Trump 266
Senate 47D - 53R
House 219D - 216R
Italians aren't white now? Dafuq? The low turnout was due to the temperature being ing -7 with the wind chill around -29 and the roads covered in ice and snow.
The counterargument is.... this is not 2016, Biden is not Obama, and GOP pundits and independent populists, the average middle America man had a lot less to complain about under Obama's second term. Gas was actually cheaper in 2016 under Obama than Trump in 2018 or 2019, though it has been consistently higher in all four of Biden's years than it has since the beginning of Obama's second term. Inflation during Obama's last two years were not a concern.
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People getting excited over Iowa.
Look at the turnout...
The hardline Trumpers will still turn up.
But this is not 2016, people know he is a lying sac of .
Your second sentence.
This is why banks with any sense whatsoever dont lend Trump money when his collateral is real estate.
He is a total con man. Its why his various businesses and School shut down. He was sued and settled for 25 million on the Trump U. Thats not BS, thats fraud.
Nah, he made President. That's all it took.
Let us proceed...
No, not since Hopper set Walken straight about it...-True Romance-'93
...then?..."I'll take that Chesterfield now."
Has you up at dawn of a hump day, by God, peegsteen.
Hey, hey, dad, grab Milley and your coats and c'mon.
But on this in' day it has you up & at 'em, Effy.
He made President, that's why we're here.
He made President, Homer. Just as sure as the turnin' of the earth.
Wops embraced as white in US?
Mama mia, you don't know US history.
Wops embraced as white in US?
Mama mia, you don't know US history.
If that's the matchup, easy Old Joe win, tbh...
The real concern here is that Old Joe is still alive by the time of the election...
Who are you voting for then?
That's A., sure, Nonostein.
B.? If it is Trump then will he still be alive and not decapitated, or in flight from General Milley on 20 January 2025?
Easy? Not at all. It will be much closer than 2020, both in the popular vote and ECV.
Factor in no covid this time around and Biden's national favorability rating being -16.7% in 2024 compared to +9.1% in 2020... Trump's has been stagnant hovering around -15% and going nowhere.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/05/polit...nds/index.html
02:48 - Source: CNN
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Former President Donald Trump holds an edge over President Joe Biden in a series of hypothetical matchups among registered voters in four key swing states, new polling from The New York Times and Siena College shows.
In Nevada, a state Biden narrowly carried in the 2020 presidential election, Trump boasts 52% support to Biden’s 41%. Trump also tops Biden in Georgia, a state that was central to his ploy to overturn the last presidential election, with 49% to Biden’s 43%.
Trump leads Biden in Arizona, too, with 49% to the president’s 44%. In Michigan, Trump holds a 5-point lead as well: 48% to Biden’s 43%.
Each poll has a margin of sampling error between 4.4 and 4.8 points, and the head-to-head matchup remains theoretical — primary voting does not begin until next year. Trump overwhelmingly remains the Republican front-runner, while Biden, who drew a primary challenge from Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips last month, is heavily favored for the Democratic nomination.
No, really, easy win, IMO.
You're looking at this wrong, it's not about Old Joe at all, it's about how much people dislike the big loser. He's damaged goods.
Old data, but the point still stands. As per RCP, Trump is currently ahead by Likely margins in Michigan and Georgia, strong Lean margins in Arizona and Nevada (but they've overestimated the GOP lately, especially Nevada), and a low lean to tilt margin in PA, while WI keeps going back and forth.
North Carolina which the Dems are targeting for 2024 doesn't look like it will be contested. Trump winning in aggregate polls there by nearly double digits. The House gerrymander there could help Trump run up the score a bit there, too.
Also, today's latest New Hampshire primary poll has Trump up +16 over Haley, 50% to 34%. Primary is six days from now; it's over.
People don't dislike Trump MORE than they disliked him in 2020, though. The difference is that Biden himself is equally or even more disliked than Trump now when he was net liked in 2020.
A lot of left leaning independents that broke for Biden in 2020 will likely be voting third party, and we expect at least three strong third party candidates to be on the ballots in 2024.
No. Again, you're rationalizing this wrong because you really, really want an (R) president.
Old Joe is basically non-threatening in any way, regardless if he's more or less liked. If the race would be Kamala or AOC vs Trump, then you would have a point.
IMO, there would need to be an absolutely major economic debacle from here to the election to make this compe ive.
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