GDT: 11/3/20, Election Day, Donald J. Trump vs. Joseph R. Biden

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sturg33 said:
Well you incorrectly predicted a Trump landslide victory as you were blind to TDS crowd and how massive it was.

I think you were directionally correct bc I was blown away from the increased support for Trump
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We will see where this election ends up. But so far I was far more right than any single person on this board.
 
Carp said:
Dude, there is still a chance Dems could take the Senate,, which would give them complete control. Either way, they made up ground in the Senate and retained control of the house (which as I've stated, I prefer split houses). This "red wave" you speak of, is pretty weak.

I never called a blue wave by the way not would I have wished for one. I only ever spoke of the Presidential election, which went almost exactly as I predicted, minus GA flipping blue.
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Colorado was a guaranteed flip. I was not even surprised at that.

James did better than anyone said. Collins was expected to lose and she won comfortably.

We will see where GA elections end up considered the left is encouraging people from other states to just stay for a week and vote.
 
I also never said anything about the senate or house... I didn't know enough about those races to actually comment on them.
 
Carp said:
Dude, there is still a chance Dems could take the Senate,, which would give them complete control. Either way, they made up ground in the Senate and retained control of the house (which as I've stated, I prefer split houses). This "red wave" you speak of, is pretty weak.

I never called a blue wave by the way not would I have wished for one. I only ever spoke of the Presidential election, which went almost exactly as I predicted, minus GA flipping blue.
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Red wave is a bit strong unless you're looking at it relevant to predictions and expectations. The assumption was that Dems would gain double digits in the House and take the Senate. It was known that Ernst and Collins were going to be defeated. Collins never led in a major poll. Democrats were eager to see how many state legislatures they would gain in time for the census redistricting. They gained none and lost one. Perdue didn't break the 50% mark to avoid a runoff, but he nearly did and was well ahead of Ossoff despite Trump's apparent unpopularity. The only people not calling this election a disaster for the Dems are the Dem leaders.
 
thethe said:
Colorado was a guaranteed flip. I was not even surprised at that.

James did better than anyone said. Collins was expected to lose and she won comfortably.

We will see where GA elections end up considered the left is encouraging people from other states to just stay for a week and vote.
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Here we go guys. Thethe already laying the groundwork for his next lie. “I told you months before the January runoff about the fraud that would take place. Wait. Just wait. You’ll see it. When it comes out you’ll be sorry. And so will Warnock and Ossoff for stealing their Senate seats. Just wait. There were millions of people vacationing in Georgia that illegally voted.”
 
Carp said:
I had to literally LOL at this. Surprised no one stepped into my office to see what the commotion was about.
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Therhe is much like Trump. Always right. Except when he’s not. But if he’s not it’s because someone else lied or cheated. And when the lies and cheating comes to light he will be proven to be the best. The best!!
 
nsacpi said:
he thinks Hussein is gay...so Michelle being a man would fit in with that
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Every time the radical nut jobs of the world speak out with a weird and bizarre conspiracy theory I think “Well they did it. They finally came up with the most incredible lie yet. Surely nobody will believe this. Right?” And then people like Thethe do, and the nut jobs of the world come up with something even more weird and bizarre. Rinse and repeat.

What is more sad, the bizarre and weird conspiracies, or the people that believe and promote them?
 
tululush said:
Every time the radical nut jobs of the world speak out with a weird and bizarre conspiracy theory I think “Well they did it. They finally came up with the most incredible lie yet. Surely nobody will believe this. Right?” And then people like Thethe do, and the nut jobs of the world come up with something even more weird and bizarre. Rinse and repeat.

What is more sad, the bizarre and weird conspiracies, or the people that believe and promote them?
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when the gaslit and the gaslighter come together and merge into one it is a beautiful thing to behold...one of nature's great creations
 
Jaw said:
Red wave is a bit strong unless you're looking at it relevant to predictions and expectations. The assumption was that Dems would gain double digits in the House and take the Senate. It was known that Ernst and Collins were going to be defeated. Collins never led in a major poll. Democrats were eager to see how many state legislatures they would gain in time for the census redistricting. They gained none and lost one. Perdue didn't break the 50% mark to avoid a runoff, but he nearly did and was well ahead of Ossoff despite Trump's apparent unpopularity. The only people not calling this election a disaster for the Dems are the Dem leaders.
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Oh I'm not claiming this a huge win for the Dems, other than Presidency. Republicans gained ground in the house but Dems gained ground in the Senate. Seems like slight win for the Republicans overall, but they need to hope that their waning support in NC and GA isn't a precursor for future elections. These states have generally been pretty safe Republican states, both nationally and state level, though I suppose that is off-set by Florida and Ohio seemingly going further Red.
 
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