Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The voters must turn out in numbers that make any argument for staying in office - electoral college, popular vote, you name it, too steep and insurmountable, to make.

Trump will legally challenge the results of numerous states no matter the margins.

Said challenge will be harder to win or even mount, if the numbers are demonstrative.

Anonymous wrote:The voters must turn out in numbers that make any argument for staying in office - electoral college, popular vote, you name it, too steep and insurmountable, to make.

Trump will legally challenge the results of numerous states no matter the margins.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Has trump ever turned around something that was failing?

Or has he always declared bankruptcy and walked away?

He’s going to try to use the military and law enforcement powers to block voters and stop the election. There is no end to how he will cheat. He is like a cancer that must be burned out.

Federal law enforcement will support him but the military just said no. One has to wonder what is going through the minds of senior federal law enforcement after reading responses of senior military leadership both active duty and retired.

The voters must turn out in numbers that make any argument for staying in office - electoral college, popular vote, you name it, too steep and insurmountable, to make.

Anonymous wrote:Has trump ever turned around something that was failing?

Or has he always declared bankruptcy and walked away?

He’s going to try to use the military and law enforcement powers to block voters and stop the election. There is no end to how he will cheat. He is like a cancer that must be burned out.

Has trump ever turned around something that was failing?

Or has he always declared bankruptcy and walked away?

“At the same time, Trump's polling has turned from mixed to bleak:

In Texas, a Republican stronghold that Trump won by nine points in 2016, a Quinnipiac Poll out yesterday showed Trump in a statistical tie with Joe Biden, 44% to 43%.

Fox News polls out yesterday showed Trump down badly in Wisconsin (Biden 49%, Trump 40%) and statistically tied in Ohio (Biden 45%, Trump 43%) — two must-wins.

In Arizona, a 2020 swing state which Trump won by three points in 2016, a Fox News poll showed Biden with an edge (46% to 42%).”

https://www.axios.com/donald-trump-2020-election-polling-protests-4f480670-124e-4a7c-8b4c-8b384bf76a1f.html

And Fox has Biden up in Ohio.

Anonymous wrote:Damn: "Suburban women in Wisconsin are going 64% Biden vs. 29% Trump in new Fox News poll out tonight."

https://twitter.com/ryanstruyk/status/1268348952702857218?s=20

Biden up 9 overall in the Fox News poll of Wisconsin.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-news-poll-biden-leads-trump-in-wisconsin.amp?__twitter_impression=true

“Signs of anxiety inside the Trump team are evident across the electoral map. Over the past few weeks, the president’s operation has spent about $1.7 million on advertising in just three states he carried in 2016 — Ohio, Iowa and Arizona — that it had hoped would not be competitive at all this year. Much of that sum went to a concentrated two-week barrage in Ohio, according to the media-tracking firm Advertising Analytics.

The spending in Ohio startled many Republicans, given that four years ago Mr. Trump defeated Hillary Clinton there by eight percentage points.

Perhaps just as telling were two trips last month to Georgia by Vice President Mike Pence. The state has become a source of nagging concern to Republicans, both because of the stakes in the presidential race and because there are two Senate seats up for election this year, including one held by a highly unpopular appointee, Senator Kelly Loeffler, who has been snared in a personal financial scandal.

The fact that any of those states is competitive at this point looms as a significant hurdle to Mr. Trump’s re-election. Should he lose a state like Georgia, with its 16 Electoral College votes, or Arizona, with 11, it could blow a hole in Mr. Trump’s map even if he were to hold other battleground states like Florida, North Carolina and Wisconsin.

Like many Republicans, including top officials in Mr. Trump’s campaign and administration, Mr. Stutzman, the strategist, saw the president’s impulses as a largely unfixable problem: “He’s too defective to have any other strategy than to be who he is,” Mr. Stutzman said.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/03/us/politics/trump-campaign-virus-protests-polls.html#click=https://t.co/ApvWyYF0Nd

Damn: "Suburban women in Wisconsin are going 64% Biden vs. 29% Trump in new Fox News poll out tonight."

https://twitter.com/ryanstruyk/status/1268348952702857218?s=20

ARIZONA WH 2020 poll (Fox News):
Biden 46
Trump 42

Trump 44 fav / 54 unfav
Biden 49 fav / 47 unfav

Trump job 46 approve / 52 dis

AZ SEN:
Mark Kelly 50
Sen. Martha McSally 37

Anonymous wrote:Texas

Texas