Anonymous wrote:...about whether Biden is cognitively capable of being president.
65% saw him as unfit for office prior to the debate, and that only went up to 72%
https://mol.im/a/13585619
Notwithstanding this, the race is still tight, meaning that a sizable percentage of people (~20%) are okay voting for someone they view as cognitively unfit to lead the free world.
This is interesting because I got the impression from DCUM that there was widespread ignorance about Biden’s... let's call it affect. DCUM has consistently expressed a belief that Biden is spry and mentally agile, particularly when compared to his opponent Trump. While some DCUMers have since acknowledged that they ignored the signs, many are committed to a belief that either Biden is okay, or that his cognitive health is irrelevant to his job performance. By the numbers, this means DCUM is basically inhabited by among the most committed and perhaps extreme supporters on the left.
Anonymous wrote:...about whether Biden is cognitively capable of being president.
65% saw him as unfit for office prior to the debate, and that only went up to 72%
https://mol.im/a/13585619
Notwithstanding this, the race is still tight, meaning that a sizable percentage of people (~20%) are okay voting for someone they view as cognitively unfit to lead the free world.
This is interesting because I got the impression from DCUM that there was widespread ignorance about Biden’s... let's call it affect. DCUM has consistently expressed a belief that Biden is spry and mentally agile, particularly when compared to his opponent Trump. While some DCUMers have since acknowledged that they ignored the signs, many are committed to a belief that either Biden is okay, or that his cognitive health is irrelevant to his job performance. By the numbers, this means DCUM is basically inhabited by among the most committed and perhaps extreme supporters on the left.
Anonymous wrote:...about whether Biden is cognitively capable of being president.
65% saw him as unfit for office prior to the debate, and that only went up to 72%
https://mol.im/a/13585619
Notwithstanding this, the race is still tight, meaning that a sizable percentage of people (~20%) are okay voting for someone they view as cognitively unfit to lead the free world.
This is interesting because I got the impression from DCUM that there was widespread ignorance about Biden’s... let's call it affect. DCUM has consistently expressed a belief that Biden is spry and mentally agile, particularly when compared to his opponent Trump. While some DCUMers have since acknowledged that they ignored the signs, many are committed to a belief that either Biden is okay, or that his cognitive health is irrelevant to his job performance. By the numbers, this means DCUM is basically inhabited by among the most committed and perhaps extreme supporters on the left.
Anonymous wrote:Here's the main issue. We have two horribly flawed candidates, both of whom have a lot of people who oppose their election. Both candidates are getting a huge number of supporters who are actually not voting for them, but against their opponents. So Trump has a large number of ABB (anyone but Biden) votes and Biden has a huge number of ABT votes. So, although Biden's performance in the debate was poor, it isn't changing that many people who are voting against Trump returning to office.
I am a former Republican. I was a Republican for 34 years until Trump came along. I even voted for him in 2016 as the lesser of two evils (I was an anti-Clinton voter). But, now like so many others, I was discarded as a RINO because I did not drink the MAGA Kool-Aid. And I am now an Independent voter, who like Kinzinger and Cheney, will be voting for Biden to keep the orange monster from returning to office. He's destroyed the Republican party and is dragging his MAGAts over the cliff like lemmings. It will take the Republican party at least a decade to recover from Trump and the MAGAts (if they ever do).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:7% matters. Biden won by about 33,000 votes last time.
maybe in one state. Biden won by 7 million votes.
I don’t think the debate changed 7% of voters minds.
Do you need the EC explained to you?
If 33,000 votes across 3 states were different in 2020 Trump would have won.
I am good thanks. I am referring to popular votes.
Why is the popular vote even worth mentioning?
Anonymous wrote:I do not wish this, but a hypothetical: If you woke up yesterday and Joe Biden had died, would you be surprised?
Anonymous wrote:"Only 72%" of the public believe we have a current Commander-in-Chief who is unfit for office.
Quite a statement there. Finding 72% of people who agree on anything is tough.
So, to have 72% of people believing we have a person leading the free will who is incapable of doing so..... well.....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:7% matters. Biden won by about 33,000 votes last time.
maybe in one state. Biden won by 7 million votes.
I don’t think the debate changed 7% of voters minds.
Do you need the EC explained to you?
If 33,000 votes across 3 states were different in 2020 Trump would have won.
I am good thanks. I am referring to popular votes.
Why is the popular vote even worth mentioning?
Because the poster said Biden won by 33,000 votes in 2020, that is why.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:7% matters. Biden won by about 33,000 votes last time.
maybe in one state. Biden won by 7 million votes.
I don’t think the debate changed 7% of voters minds.
Do you need the EC explained to you?
If 33,000 votes across 3 states were different in 2020 Trump would have won.
I am good thanks. I am referring to popular votes.
Why is the popular vote even worth mentioning?