Elections

I visit my sister's in new jersey and ny, all trump supporters, why?

Everybody knows that Trump is going to win 2020. Lets not kid ourselves. Just accept it.

Best answer: Of course. It is rule number 143 in the DNC excuses handbook.

Best answer: I agree with what you are saying.

Best answer: You're tapping into a common fallacy about the 2016 elections: that the polls were wrong. This is omnipresent among Trump supporters but even has traction among other people, But it's just not true. The mistake you're making is conflating pundits predictions with the polls. Pretty much everyone, including by all reporting Trump himself, thought he would lose the election. He didn't. So people got that wrong. The final batch of polls had Clinton beating Trump by about 2%, and, lo and behold, she beat him by about 2% in the popular vote. The thing is that the polls don't actually measure who is going to win. What they measure is who is most popular. Clinton was most popular and the polls got that right. Now, most of the time this is good enough because there's no difference between the winner of the popular vote and the person elected president. But in 2016 the system failed, and appointed as president the guy who got fewer votes. There was no way for the national level polls to predict this electoral college split because they only measure popularity.

So the polls predicting that Trump would lose to Biden and the other Democrats shouldn't be dismissed, or at least not because "the polls are always wrong". The polls should be presumed to be accurate, but they're accurate for how the race stands in the summer of 2019. Things could be different in the fall of 2020. Of course, they could be "different" by being even worse for Trump. So these polls are not the end of the story, but they're certainly a bad sign for Trump.

In the case of an electoral college tie, the Senate votes to decide the next Vice President. If the Senate vote itself ends up in a tie, could the VP break the tie, as he does for other Senate votes, and re-elect himself V.P.?

I'm not affiliated with any party but I tend to be right leaning. I know Trump has a habit of saying things that are non-presidential, but some of the things he's said lately are so far off the rails that I feel it is doing irreparable damage to the Republican party - as if he's trying to not get re-elected. Not only that but he hasn't even delivered on his campaign promises.....

Best answer: a lot of her policies are views are similar to democratic socialism which is common in countries like Canada and much of Scandinavia

she has a lot of similarities with bernie

are you saying that people in Scandinavian countries and Canada are all dimwits? even though they have the highest standards of living in the world


if you want to be closed-minded and backward, that is your choice

Best answer: Even though the concept of political party is never recorded in the Constitution, it seems that political party has taken over our political system. Why can't someone vote Republican for some offices but Democrat for others in primary? I do not know. Why don't second amendment people rise up and defend our constitution for once against the tyranny of party? I do not know.

Best answer: to get the liar of your choice........what else?