Biden is leading Trump in 2020 polls. But expect Election Day to be a repeat of 2016.

I agree. This election was as much MEDIA vs TRUMP and it was BIDEN vs TRUMP. And that is NOT something for our country to be proud of.

Me too. I survived Obama, I know now I can survive just about anything. Plus my businesses is in a better position now (thanks to Trump!) I'll make it, but I'd do better with Trump.

Obama showed us how tough we can be ---- because we survived his presidency and came out stronger (and even with enough moxy built up to elect Trump!)

I'd still prefer Trump/Pence 2020 though

 

Trust me I learned my lesson, you won’t find many predictions from me for this election. With the exception that dems won’t lose the house.

 

Yep, anything can happen.

 

WRONG.

Here is a More REALISTIC Scenario:

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Agreed, although I do think it more likely Trump wins, which I didn't think not long ago.

 

I WILL make a Prediction:

BIDEN WINS/trump loses.

Bank it.

 

What moved your opinion?

 

A corrupt, impeached, un-American authoritarian-wannabe will soon be swept into that dustbin of history.

And all his little trumplings across the fruited plain will be sad ... so very sad.

The End...

 

Trump did a great Job, and will be remembered as a great president once emotions simmer down. The corrupt dem establishment worked overtime and will probably win because of it.

 

Trump clearly has the momentum, will win FL, I think is favored in PA, will win GA, is now leading in IA, and has a good shot at several Upper Midwest states. Trump is getting much more of the black and latino vote than last time. Look at the contrasts, Trump drawing 50,000 to Butler, PA chanting "We love you", Biden today in front of 8 cars in a warehouse? Harris drew 'dozens' at a PA 'rally' today.

The pollers who flamed out in 2016 are saying Biden will win, the ones who got 2016 right are saying Trump will win.

So no predictions, but I think it more likely Trump wins. Frank Luntz said if he does win, his polling profession will be dead.

 

Trump does have momentum. I wish the election wasn't for another month, and there had been no early voting. If that were the case, I'm confident Trump would win.

Biden is unraveling and Hunter's antics are finally creeping into the mainstream media, meanwhile Trump hasn't had any new leftie manufactured drama, he had a good performance in the last debate, and a great economic report just came out (and plenty of leftwingers realize a good economy is a good thing for everyone, even if it would kill them to admit it.)

I think the fact that "how do I change my vote" is trending on Google is a good sign of Trump's momentum also. Unfortunately, many people, depending on where they live, cannot change their votes, so although they may be suffering from buyer's remorse right now because they voted early for Biden, their early votes may still help push Biden across the finish line.

Today will be a long day.

Also, Trump's impact on the Supreme Court will be his legacy and will long outlast today's election results.

I just pray we're not sitting here in a couple of years with a President Harris and a tanked economy and Biden drooling in a corner somewhere babbling about how nobody would give him the "magic wand".

 

This is not 2016 and Biden is not Hillary.

- The polls could very well be misleading in the other direction.

- Voters know a lot more about Trump, and many who voted for him then are not doing so now. He has made no attempt to expand his base, so it's unlikely that he'll get more votes this time.

- In our history, with very few exceptions, the incumbent has a big edge at the outset. That isn't the case this time.

- Trump fatigue. There are millions of voters who, like me, want nothing more than a slow news day now and then, something we won't get unless Biden wins.

 

"CNN and other garbage MSM outlets" are not predicting a win for either candidate. The hope is evident, but none of the pundits on CNN or MSNBC are at all complacent about the outcome.

 

Agreed.

I hope Biden wins, but I'm not counting on that outcome, not after 2016,

 

Not sure where you get that, at Trump's Butler rally the other day 24% were Democrats and over 20% did not vote in 2016. They know because they ask when people register to come.

Not tired of winning at all.

 

Yep, anything can happen ultimately and you should never count anyone out. We shall see soon.