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[Shabibilicious]

1 minute ago, md11fr8dawg said:

A report on PMSnbc and published on yahoo. Great Sources Johnny Boy, you can do better. Keep trying.

 

Well MSNBC is still up and running, as opposed to the bs feeding news sources that have been kicked to the curb.  

 

GO RV, then BV

[Johnny Dinar]

1 minute ago, md11fr8dawg said:

A report on PMSnbc and published on yahoo. Great Sources Johnny Boy, you can do better. Keep trying.

 

Did you read it? Did you see who is quoted? Why do you guys disbelieve basic facts? These are real people talking about their decisions... It doesn't mean it is the majority, just ordinary people... What is with the anger against truth???

[Johnny Dinar]

What the Latest Betting Market Action Says About Whether Trump or Biden Will Win the Presidential Election

 

There are just 15 days to go until voting in U.S. presidential election ends—and after the failure of the polls to correctly predict the winner last time around, no one is ready to make too much of what they show now. (For the record, they point toward a victory by former Vice President Joe Biden over President Donald Trump.) And that’s why we watch the betting markets.

Where we were. On Friday, the latest Real Clear Politics polling data shows Biden with a 9.4 percentage point lead over Trump, down from 10 points earlier in the week, while Biden had a 65.7% chance of winning the election, according to RCP. Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight puts the odds of a Biden win at 87%.

Where we are. The betting odds didn’t shift much immediately following dueling Town Halls from Trump and Biden last week, they made a big move over the weekend. RCP’s betting average gives Biden a 58.6% chance of winning, down from a peak of 67.5% on Oct. 11. Biden leads Trump by 8.9 points in Real Clear Politics’ general election average.

What’s next. The Town Halls are over, and everyone is looking ahead to the debate between Trump and Biden on Oct. 22. Stimulus talks remain ongoing, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has put a 48-hour deadline on getting a deal done. Expect a slog between now and Nov. 3.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/what-the-latest-betting-odds-say-about-whether-trump-or-biden-will-win-the-presidential-election-51602691484?siteid=yhoof2

[md11fr8dawg]

Well if Biden wins after this then you do indeed get what you vote for, and I fail to believe the American people want to put a crook in office who couldn't even get a security clearance after what he has done. Check it out.

 

https://beforeitsnews.com/eu/2020/10/wow-heres-a-lengthy-interview-of-steve-bannon-by-a-sky-news-australia-reporter-bannon-is-on-fire-with-details-that-not-one-us-media-figure-in-the-us-has-published-let-alone-even-asked-2662633.html

[md11fr8dawg]

International news outlets have to report the story because our card carry Rat media refuses to in order to protect Ole Joe. Sad. 

[Johnny Dinar]

Just now, md11fr8dawg said:

Well if Biden wins after this then you do indeed get what you vote for, and I fail to believe the American people want to put a crook in office who couldn't even get a security clearance after what he has done. Check it out.

 

https://beforeitsnews.com/eu/2020/10/wow-heres-a-lengthy-interview-of-steve-bannon-by-a-sky-news-australia-reporter-bannon-is-on-fire-with-details-that-not-one-us-media-figure-in-the-us-has-published-let-alone-even-asked-2662633.html

 

I saw Steve Bannon in the link and knew this was BS... That drunken bum is a worthless crook....   JMHO

[MyLadiesDaddy]

3 minutes ago, Johnny Dinar said:

. What is with the anger against truth??

Oh, I don't know maybe you should ask Twitter, Facebook, and the rest of the LAME STREAM MEDIA. 

 

4 minutes ago, Shabibilicious said:

 

Well MSNBC is still up and running, as opposed to the bs feeding news sources that have been kicked to the curb.  

 

GO RV, then BV

And you actually believe silencing the opposition is a good thing?

What you and your Constitutional hating friends fail to understand is the reaction that your Constitutional hating has created. 

In the last election some 138 million votes were cast altogether. This election is going to see somewhere in the vicinity of 165 million votes. With Trump getting upwards of 100 million votes. And most likely 48 States. 

 

Why, you ask? 

Because people like you have pi$$ed everyone who isn't ignorant or pure evil off. You Changed this election from a political choice and turned it into a choice of survival. In doing this you have unintentionally alienated 50% of the Democrat party. 

It's truly sad where people like you and your Constitutional hating friends have brought us

 

Deny it all you want, but when this is over God will hold people like you accountable with the blood of Americans on your hands. The blood that is yet to flow in the streets is because of the hate people like you spewed for years. All simply because you never knew when to just let it go. 

[Shabibilicious]

18 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

Oh, I don't know maybe you should ask Twitter, Facebook, and the rest of the LAME STREAM MEDIA. 

 

And you actually believe silencing the opposition is a good thing?

What you and your Constitutional hating friends fail to understand is the reaction that your Constitutional hating has created. 

In the last election some 138 million votes were cast altogether. This election is going to see somewhere in the vicinity of 165 million votes. With Trump getting upwards of 100 million votes. And most likely 48 States. 

 

Why, you ask? 

Because people like you have pi$$ed everyone who isn't ignorant or pure evil off. You Changed this election from a political choice and turned it into a choice of survival. In doing this you have unintentionally alienated 50% of the Democrat party. 

It's truly sad where people like you and your Constitutional hating friends have brought us

 

Deny it all you want, but when this is over God will hold people like you accountable with the blood of Americans on your hands. The blood that is yet to flow in the streets is because of the hate people like you spewed for years. All simply because you never knew when to just let it go. 

 

For somebody who claims to not be a Trump supporter, you sure carry his water straighter than anyone.  

 

GO RV, then BV

[MyLadiesDaddy]

2 minutes ago, Shabibilicious said:

 

For somebody who claims to not be a Trump supporter, you sure carry his water straighter than anyone.  

 

GO RV, then BV

That's because of two things. 

1. I don't carry Trump's water, I carry THE TRUTH. 

 

2. People like you have convinced me that this election is no longer about either political figure but about the survival of the Constitution. And you know EXACTLY where I will come down on that issue. 

[MyLadiesDaddy]

And it didn't go unnoticed how you ignored my original post. 

[Shabibilicious]

10 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

And it didn't go unnoticed how you ignored my original post. 

 

Which part....the part where you threaten civil war if people of differing political opinions don't just roll over and shelve their first amendment rights because you feel aggrieved....that part?

 

GO RV, then BV

[MyLadiesDaddy]

1 minute ago, Shabibilicious said:

 

Which part....the part where you threaten civil war if people of differing political opinions don't just roll over and shelve their first amendment rights because you feel aggrieved....that part?

 

GO RV, then BV

I'm not threatening anything. I'm only expressing what is clearly coming our way. 

[Shabibilicious]

3 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

I'm not threatening anything. I'm only expressing what is clearly coming our way. 

 

You should probably rethink your rhetoric approach then....seems you're doing it wrong.  As always, just my opinion.

 

GO RV, then BV

[boosterbglee]

4 more years! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
 

just my opinion😊

[Shabibilicious]

46 minutes ago, boosterbglee said:

4 more years! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
 

just my opinion😊

 

Sandfly?  

 

GO RV, then BV

 

 

[Shabibilicious]

Election 2020 live updates: Early voting begins in Florida; Kamala Harris in Orlando, Jacksonville; Trump in Arizona

Sean Rossman, USA TODAY

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USA TODAY•October 19, 2020

 

 

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Early in-person voting begins today in Florida, the battleground state where the Trump and Biden campaigns have increasingly dedicated their time and money in the final weeks of the presidential campaign.

The two campaigns have flooded the state with ads as polls show a tight race there. The Sunshine State's 29 electoral votes are crucial to a win for both President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden. 

Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris will be in Orlando and Jacksonville Monday to encourage early voting. The California senator is restarting live campaigning after she canceled several weekend campaign events because members of her staff tested positive for COVID-19.

The two camps also are looking ahead to Thursday, when Biden and Trump will meet in a final debate in Nashville and the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote on the confirmation of Trump's Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.

A caravan of supporters for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden drive past supporters of President Donald Trump standing on the sidewalk next to the Versailles Restaurant during a Worker Caravan for Biden event on Sunday in Miami.

☕ The latest: 

• Bill Barr: The attorney general's steadfast defense of President Donald Trump has drawn the Justice Department into the middle of partisan politics.

• John Brennan: The ex-CIA director told USA TODAY in an interview he worries about the social and political havoc President Donald Trump may unleash between Election Day and Inauguration Day if Joe Biden wins. 

• Where are the candidates?: While Harris is in Florida, President Donad Trump holds rallies in Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona. Vice President Mike Pence campaigns Monday in Maine and Pennsylvania. 

• Third debate: Trump attacked NBC News White House Correspondent Kristen Welker days before she moderates the final debate in Nashville on Thursday.

📆 15 days until Election Day, three days until the final presidential debate, 93 days until Inauguration Day, 75 days left in 2020.

🗳️ Voting: See USA TODAY's Voter Guide for information on registering to vote, when your state begins voting and what the candidates think about the issues. 

We will update this article throughout the day. You can follow all of USA TODAY's politics reporters on Twitter or subscribe to our daily On Politics newsletter. 

Trump denies aides think he will lose election, says Fauci is a disaster

Facing polls that give Joe Biden double-digit leads – and news reports that some of his aides believe he will lose the election – President Donald Trump sought Monday to boost the morale of his staff with a pep talk.

"These are suppression stories and suppression polls," Trump said during a 25-minute conference call.

Trump claimed "internal polls" show him ahead in key states – though he did not share details – and attacked reporters for promoting "fake news" about doubts within his campaign team.

The incumbent repeated deeply personal attacks on Biden, calling him "corrupt" and saying "he should be in jail," despite a lack of any evidence of wrongdoing by the Democratic nominee.

The president also criticized members of his own administration, singling out Dr. Anthony Fauci and saying that firing the infectious diseases expert would be more trouble than it's worth.

Trump claimed Fauci drops a "bomb" every time he goes on television, but "there's a bigger bomb if you fire him. This guy's a disaster."

Voters in numerous polls have questioned Trump's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak, but Trump said people don't want to hear about the pandemic and are saying "just leave us alone."

"People are tired of hearing Fauci and all these idiots," Trump said.

Published polls paint a different picture than the one Trump gave his staff.

An analysis of various polls from FiveThirtyEight gives Biden 52.5% of the national vote, compared to 41.8% for Trump, a difference of 10.7 percentage points.

The FiveThirtyEight analysis also gives Biden leads of more than 6.5 percentage points in the pivotal states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.

– David Jackson

Fauci says he's 'absolutely not' surprised Trump got COVID-19

Anthony Fauci, the government's top infectious disease expert, said that it came as no shock to him when President Donald Trump announced he had tested positive for COVID-19 because the president regularly eschewed the use of masks "as a statement of strength" and put himself in "precarious" situations. 

Fauci, who has served as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, was asked in a CBS News "60 Minutes" interview that aired Sunday if he was surprised the president contracted the coronavirus. 

"Absolutely not," Fauci replied.

Fauci said he believes Trump – who rarely wears a mask in public, particularly before he became infected – avoids masks because he sees it as "a statement of strength, like, 'We're strong, we don't need a mask,' that kind of thing." 

– William Cummings

Anthony Fauci: Fauci says president avoids masks as 'statement of strength'

COVID stimulus updates: Pelosi says there's a 48-hour deadline to get deal done

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Sunday the White House has 48 hours to reach a deal on COVID-19 relief before the Nov. 3 election.

"I’m optimistic," Pelosi told ABC News "This Week" host George Stephanopoulos. "Because again, we’ve been back and forth on all of this."

When pressed on whether Americans would see a COVID relief package passed before the Nov. 3 election, Pelosi said “that depends on the administration."

“With all due respect to some of the people in the president’s administration, they are not legislators,” Pelosi said. The speaker then said “we now have agreement in the language,” though talks remained ongoing.

 

https://news.yahoo.com/election-2020-live-updates-early-123902168.html

 

GO RV, then BV

[Johnny Dinar]

The week in polls: Trump roars back in Florida, Biden gains in Georgia

 

As millions of Americans continue to cast their ballots in early voting, the polls have finally caught up to most of the biggest news events around the campaign, and their results include voter reactions to the first debate, the vice presidential debate, Trump's COVID-19 infection and his subsequent recovery.

They have found Biden still holding a commanding lead nationally (though down slightly from last week) and leading in 10 of 12 swing states. But Trump regained a slight polling average lead in Ohio and ate a big chunk out of Biden's leads in Pennsylvania and Minnesota. Trump also erased much of Biden's gains in Florida from last week, which some Democrats had hoped signaled their nominee was pulling away in the crucial Sunshine State.

The USA TODAY average of averages is based on the polling averages calculated by RealClearPolitics and FiveThirtyEight. This week, we added Iowa to the list of swing states we are monitoring between now and the Nov. 3 election.

Last week: Biden hits double-digit lead in national average, surges in Florida, Michigan

 

National average

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 51.9%, Trump 42.1% (Biden +9.8)

Last week: Biden 52.1%, Trump 42.0% (Biden +10.1)

Net change: Trump +0.3

• RCP: Biden 51.3%, Trump 42.4%

• FiveThirtyEight: Biden 52.5%, Trump 41.7%

At this point in 2016: Clinton +6.5

Swing state averages

Arizona: Biden +3.8

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 49.3%, Trump 45.5%

Last week: Biden 48.5%, Trump 45.2% (Biden +3.3)

Net change: Biden +0.5

Florida: Biden +2.7

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 48.7%, Trump 46.0%

Last week: Biden 48.5%, Trump 44.5% (Biden +4.0)

Net change: Trump +1.3

Georgia: Biden +1.3

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 47.9%, Trump 46.6%

Last week: Biden 47.1%, Trump 46.9% (Biden +0.2)

Net change: Biden +1.1

Iowa: Biden +0.8

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 47.8%, Trump 47.0%

Last week: NA

Net change: NA

Michigan: Biden +7.5

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 50.4%, Trump 42.9%

Last week: Biden 50.5%, Trump 43.2% (Biden +7.3)

Net change: Biden +0.2

Minnesota: Biden +7.8

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 49.0%, Trump 41.2%

Last week: Biden 50.4%, Trump 41.1% (Biden +9.3)

Net change: Trump +1.5

Nevada: Biden +5.9

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 49.3%, Trump 43.4%

Last week: Biden 50.2%, Trump 43.8% (Biden +6.4)

Net change: Trump +0.5

North Carolina: Biden +2.9

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 48.8%, Trump 45.9%

Last week: Biden 48.7%, Trump 46.5% (Biden +2.2)

Net change: Biden +0.7

Ohio: Trump +0.3

USA TODAY average of averages: Trump 46.7%, Biden 46.4%

Last week: Biden 47.0%, Trump 46.3% (Biden +0.7)

Net change: Trump +1.0

Pennsylvania: Biden +5.5

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 50.0%, Trump 44.5%

Last week: Biden 51.0%, Trump 43.8% (Biden +7.2)

Net change: Trump +1.7

Texas: Trump +2.9

USA TODAY average of averages: Trump 48.9%, Biden 46.0%

Last week: Trump 48.8%, Biden 45.8% (Trump +3.0)

Net change: Biden +0.1

Wisconsin: Biden +6.7

USA TODAY average of averages: Biden 50.5%, Trump 43.8%

Last week: Biden 49.9%, Trump 43.6% (Biden +6.3)

Net change: Biden +0.4

Trump on the trail: Donald Trump speaks in Nevada on his current political strategy - attacking Joe Biden

Senate races

Alabama: Don't count Jones out?

Polling has been relatively sparse on the Senate race between Sen. Doug Jones, a Democrat who eked out a surprise special election victory in 2017, and former football coach Tommy Tuberville, but the three surveys conducted since the end of July have found Jones trailing by double-digits.

According to a FM3 Research poll released Friday, however, Jones is not out of the race. The survey found him leading Tuberville by 1 point, 48%-47%, among Alabama voters.

Maine: Collins down 7 points to Gideon in new poll

Incumbent Sen. Susan Collins continues to trail state House Speaker Sara Gideon, according to Pan Atlantic Research's Omnibus Poll which found Gideon up 47%-40%. Most polls for the past few months have Gideon with a slight lead and she is up by 4.2 points in the RCP polling average.

Montana: Signs of life for Bullock

After an Emerson College poll last week found Sen. Steve Daines leading former Gov. Steve Bullock 52%-43% among likely Montana voters, two polls this week indicated the race is virtually dead even.

A Public Policy Polling survey released Monday found Bullock and Daines tied among registered voters and a poll from Montana State University-Bozeman released Wednesday found Bullock leading Daines 49%-47%.

North Carolina: Can Cunningham survive texting scandal?

It remains to be seen how much political fallout Democrat Cal Cunningham will suffer after admitting he had sent texts of a sexual nature to a woman who is not his wife.

An Emerson College poll conducted since the scandal broke and released Thursday found Cunningham had slipped 5 points to a 45%-44% lead over Sen. Thom Tillis since its last poll on the race in September. But a Siena College/New York Times survey released Wednesday found Cunningham up 41%-37% over Tillis, just a 1-point slip for Cunningham from the month before.

A Monmouth University poll released Tuesday found Cunningham's lead had grown in the past month by between 1 and 5 points, depending on the level of turnout. Only 14% said the texts were disqualifying, while 51% said the issue was a private matter and 32% said the scandal called his character into question.

"North Carolinians may frown on Cunningham’s behavior but few think it has any bearing on his fitness for office," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.

South Carolina: Graham pulling away from Harrison?

After several recent polls that found Sen. Lindsey Graham in a virtual tie with his Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison, a New York Times/Siena College poll on Thursday found the incumbent with a 46%-40% lead. It was the second survey to find Graham with a 6-point lead this week after a Morning Consult poll published Tuesday found him up 48%-42%.

Most minds are made up: Who's undecided? Donald Trump's toughest hurdle to pull off a win

Poll-pourri

A Georgia peach of an outlier?

A Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday found Biden up 7 points among likely voters in Georgia, 51%-44%. Most other polls in the state have indicated a much tighter race, including one released the same day by SurveyUSA that found Biden up by 2 points, 48%-46%.

The Quinnipiac poll also found Biden and Trump in an essential dead-heat in Ohio, with Biden at 48% among likely voters and Trump at 47%.

White Christian support for Trump slips

Though Trump still leads Biden in overall support among White Christians in the U.S., that support dropped by 8 points among White Catholics to 52%-44%; 6 points among White non-evangelical Protestants to 53%-43% and 5 points among White evangelicals to 78%-17%, according to a Pew Research Center poll.

The poll found Biden leading among all other religious groups surveyed, including Black Protestants, Hispanic Catholics, Jews and the religiously unaffiliated.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/week-polls-trump-erases-bidens-140255515.html

[coorslite21]

4 hours ago, Johnny Dinar said:

 

I saw Steve Bannon in the link and knew this was BS... That drunken bum is a worthless crook....   JMHO

 

Bannon's a pretty sharp guy...I doubt you would even to be able to hold a meaningful conversation with him. 

 

The MSM has smeared him along with so many others.....

 

The protections afforded to the press need to be rolled back....we've seen some of that with the Sandman case.....hold the press accountable for the accuracy of what they report...   CL

[MyLadiesDaddy]

I double dog DARE you liberals to watch this. 

 

 

 

[MyLadiesDaddy]

Shabbs you think I'm calling for a civil war, but you're not paying attention. It's your party calling for the war. 

These flyers have been showing up all over Kansas city. 

[Johnny Dinar]

45 minutes ago, coorslite21 said:

 

Bannon's a pretty sharp guy...I doubt you would even to be able to hold a meaningful conversation with him. 

 

The MSM has smeared him along with so many others.....

 

The protections afforded to the press need to be rolled back....we've seen some of that with the Sandman case.....hold the press accountable for the accuracy of what they report...   CL

Yeah I don't hang with people like these... Maybe the president and his supporters see something I don't....

This is the $28 million yacht Steve Bannon was arrested on

 

Steve Bannon was aboard a $28 million yacht owned by a Chinese billionaire when he was arrested on fraud charges Thursday morning, according to reports.

 

https://nypost.com/2020/08/20/steve-bannon-was-arrested-on-chinese-billionaires-28m-yacht/

Edited October 19, 2020 by Johnny Dinar

[coorslite21]

3 hours ago, Johnny Dinar said:

Yeah I don't hang with people like these... Maybe the president and his supporters see something I don't....

This is the $28 million yacht Steve Bannon was arrested on

 

Steve Bannon was aboard a $28 million yacht owned by a Chinese billionaire when he was arrested on fraud charges Thursday morning, according to reports.

 

https://nypost.com/2020/08/20/steve-bannon-was-arrested-on-chinese-billionaires-28m-yacht/

Wait........isn't the NY Post fake news?

You can't have it both ways!

🤣

[MyLadiesDaddy]

2 minutes ago, coorslite21 said:

Wait........isn't the NY Post fake news?

You can't have it both ways!

🤣

Yes he can, he's a liberal and the truth is what he says it is. 

[MyLadiesDaddy]

Take a look at the poll from Arizona 

 

 

 

[MyLadiesDaddy]

look at the long lines wanting to get into the polls