A Sea Of Red

Ok. It’s supposed to be historic so let’s consolidate in to one thread starting on Tuesday. I’ll be back late so it will probably be over by the time I get home.
I’m bracing for a long sad night. I can’t see Trump winning. Things don’t add up for me when I see the signs the crowds and the unbridled enthusiasm for Trump, the parades the signs it all should be pointing to an overwhelming a Trump victory. But unless these Polls are so far off again it just doesn’t look like it will happen. Add to that we are already seeing stories of fraud and questionable ballots etc it appears the gloves are off and anything goes. Biden will win the Presidency by basically doing nothing, and that’s an impressive feat. Those who voted for Trump will have to endure those who claim to be our Betters gloat and tell us how smart they are etc.
At any rate. Have at it here. It will be easier for everyone to follow

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Thanks buddy.

I might be working. Might not be but I'll be sure to check in. Just for you PH.

As someone whose presidential candidate has never won, one of the benefits is being able to claim “well...I didn’t vote for him!”

Trip down memory lane

Brussels China and Iran will be watching closely.

Biden wins and Middle East policy completely flips ...... again.

I voted for 3 different parties. I am America

Let the shenanigans begin

There’s 2 things I don’t get about this: do people actually think people will show up at the polling sight, read the sign and go: “yeah, sure, I’ll vote for them.”

And why are signs allowed at all? My polling place was littered with them.

Agreed @stokesjokes. The intrusion of signs and the sign holders is one of the main reasons I never want to go back to voting in person again.

stokesjokes wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 12:14 pm There’s 2 things I don’t get about this: do people actually think people will show up at the polling sight, read the sign and go: “yeah, sure, I’ll vote for them.”

And why are signs allowed at all? My polling place was littered with them.

They are NOT allowed within a certain distance from the voting area. 10’ or so. Having your signs up is just good marketing

Signs up is one thing. Waiving them around when I'm trying to drive down the road is infuriating.

Let me guess--a bunch of ladies of various ages--all named Karen

The deed is done. Pretty easy vote except 1 selection

Some early results:

A lot of emotions from a lot of people. I obviously have strong opinions too but got this word from my old pastor in DC and found it encouraging.



Jesus juke for the win.

Purple Haize wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 3:18 pm The deed is done. Pretty easy vote except 1 selection

Yeah, hard to pick whether I wanted to give a tax break to disabled veterans. I know they’re disabled, but what have they done for me?

stokesjokes wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 3:31 pm

Purple Haize wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 3:18 pm The deed is done. Pretty easy vote except 1 selection

Yeah, hard to pick whether I wanted to give a tax break to disabled veterans. I know they’re disabled, but what have they done for me?

Yeah. I can’t imagine anyone would vote against that

For those watching coverage, what network do you watch? Anything more neutral than Trump's FNC or Biden's CNN?

Something from an antenna. Probably CBS.

LUAlum1215 wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 7:46 pm For those watching coverage, what network do you watch? Anything more neutral than Trump's FNC or Biden's CNN?

I typically watch all of them. Each network covers things a bit different.

Exit polls are worthless but I found it interesting that FNC's exit polls favored Biden but CNN's seemed go favor Trump. Againt worthless but an interesting tidbit.

I predict Trump takes 322 for the W

Had Bloomberg on but they are only repeating what FNC and CNN report then bounce to other topics. FNC has stats and I like seeing numbers so well ride with it

Any results on Bob Good ?

ballcoach15 wrote: ↑November 3rd, 2020, 9:46 pm Any results on Bob Good ?

Currently ahead 63.1% to 36.5% with 303 of 330 precincts reporting.