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    my unders, my frgn whites pgardn's Avatar
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    Was not a "landslide by old Joe" ..... none of the past several elections have been "landslides". Nothing since 1992. And 1992 was only made possible by Perot. You have to get 400+ ECV to win by a landslide.

    the GOP will take the house, the question is it closer to 230 seats or closer to 250. The GOP has 49 senate seats in the bag, and the maximum potential is 55 and that's with Tiffany Smiley winning a longshot. Realistically the maximum potential is 54 and my prediction is 53 with Don Bolduc falling just short in NH.
    7 million vote difference

    Landslide.

    An in bent president blew himself up.
    Get over it. Btw… you need to keep with the lie Trump actually won.
    Be a better member of the lying red team.

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    7 million vote difference

    Landslide.

    An in bent president blew himself up.
    Get over it. Btw… you need to keep with the lie Trump actually won.
    Be a better member of the lying red team.
    7 million vote difference in a nation of 350M+ is not a landslide.

    7 million vote difference in a small or smallish country is a landslide. For example, Sweden's population is around 11M. Say 8M of them are adults who vote. If the margin is 7M in that case, that's a landslide. A four percentage point victory is NOT a landslide in any way, shape or form; not even close.

    52-48% popular vote is not a landslide.

    And then you factor in that the muh popular vote argument doesn't take into account that the popular vote really just measures California and essentially nowhere else. Dubya won the popular vote in 2004 because California was within 10 percent points, it was a much more purple state, Arnold Schwarzenegger was the governor at the time. In 2016 and 2020 the popular vote goes far left of the actual result because California is 25 and 28 percent Democrat margins and no other reason.

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