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[Politics] The 2024 US Election - *MATCH DAY*

Who will win the 2024 Presidential Election?

  • President Joe Biden - Democrat

    Votes: 3 0.7%

  • Donald Trump - Republican

    Votes: 173 41.9%

  • Vice President, Kamala Harris - Democrat

    Votes: 217 52.5%

  • Other Democratic candidate tbc

    Votes: 20 4.8%
  • Total voters
    413
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B

Bodian

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May 3, 2012
14,139
Cumbria
Crawley Dingo said:
It can be both, polls rigged and betting markets out of the loop;
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Oh - you're saying that it was the polls that were rigged now?

But your post said: "I said they would, it was rigged to calm Democrat nerves about harris during the DNC convention."

And that was in reply to: "Market watch. Another 3 million staked and Trump has made me it back to slight favourite. Very Interesting, as polls seemingly going the other way."

So, I'm puzzled now. Which part of this statement are you now saying 'I said they would' about? The betting markets bit, or the polling? Or both?

But if one of the latter (both or the polls) then you must have meant that the polls would continue to show an increased lead for Harris - because a) that's what the poster was saying, and b) that's what the polls seem to be showing.

Seems to me that you are as confused as Sean Dyche and his penalty issue....
 


US Seagull

US Seagull

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
4,618
Cleveland, OH
Crawley Dingo said:
He draws more from the DNC,
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No he doesn't. Consistently, in head-to-head polling, when they compare with or without RFK Jr as an option, Trump loses support with RFK Jr in the race.

That's why he wants him out and is willing to dangle a job in his administration as a sweetener.

But, of course, all the polls are rigged, so...
 








Zeberdi

Zeberdi

“Vorsprung durch Technik”
NSC Patron
Oct 20, 2022
6,813
Donald Trump - July 13 2023 - Defiant, confident and in the Land of the Brave

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Donald Trump - 21 August 2023 at the Ashboro, NC campaign rally - pinned down between two walls of thick, bullet-proof plexiglass while attacking Harris on Crime and National Security.:lol:

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Not so defiant now. 😎
 
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schmunk

schmunk

Why oh why oh why?
Jan 19, 2018
10,324
Mid mid mid Sussex
Zeberdi said:
Donald Trump - July 13 2023 - Defiant, confident and in the Land of the Brave

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Donald Trump - 21 August 2023 at the Ashboro, NC campaign rally - pinned down between two walls of thick, bullet-proof plexiglass while attacking Harris on Crime and National Security.

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Not so defiant now. 😎
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This makes him look weak and scared. Good.
 




sparkie

sparkie

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
13,251
Hove
Zeberdi said:
Donald Trump - July 13 2023 - Defiant, confident and in the Land of the Brave

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Donald Trump - 21 August 2023 at the Ashboro, NC campaign rally - pinned down between two walls of thick, bullet-proof plexiglass while attacking Harris on Crime and National Security.

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Not so defiant now. 😎
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Can't they use tinted glass so we don't have to see his pug ugly face ?

Lol.
 




Zeberdi

Zeberdi

“Vorsprung durch Technik”
NSC Patron
Oct 20, 2022
6,813
schmunk said:
This makes him look weak and scared. Good.
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Which was exactly the point of me posting the contrasting images. 😉

It’s a big change of optics since July 13 - that and Harris’s contrasting youth and energy - not hard to see whose star is ascending - but it will still be a very tight election as it stands at the moment.
 


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rippleman

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Oct 18, 2011
4,977
Whilst I have followed US elections for a long time I've never had much interest in the party congresses before. Is it usual for the presidential nominee not to show up? We are day 3/4 of the Democrat National Congress and about the only person not to have shown up is Harris! Is this normal / typical? As a late entrant into the contest surely she needs all the airtime she can get?
 


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knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
13,102
rippleman said:
Whilst I have followed US elections for a long time I've never had much interest in the party congresses before. Is it usual for the presidential nominee not to show up? We are day 3/4 of the Democrat National Congress and about the only person not to have shown up is Harris! Is this normal / typical? As a late entrant into the contest surely she needs all the airtime she can get?
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I get your drift but I guess Joe is President not Kamala. So far they have shown the strength of names at the top for the Dems. Togetherness.
She was there on Day 1.
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On Day 2 campaigning in Wisconsin.
Day 3 God knows
Day 4 She'll come out of the shadows to accept the Presidential nomination to a rapturous 'populist' audience.
 




Kalimantan Gull

Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
13,427
Central Borneo / the Lizard
rippleman said:
Whilst I have followed US elections for a long time I've never had much interest in the party congresses before. Is it usual for the presidential nominee not to show up? We are day 3/4 of the Democrat National Congress and about the only person not to have shown up is Harris! Is this normal / typical? As a late entrant into the contest surely she needs all the airtime she can get?
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It's normal, yes
 




beorhthelm

beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
35,986
rippleman said:
Whilst I have followed US elections for a long time I've never had much interest in the party congresses before. Is it usual for the presidential nominee not to show up? We are day 3/4 of the Democrat National Congress and about the only person not to have shown up is Harris! Is this normal / typical? As a late entrant into the contest surely she needs all the airtime she can get?
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last week saw a list of major speakers planned, Harris at the end, so seems prety much how they run.
 


US Seagull

US Seagull

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
4,618
Cleveland, OH
rippleman said:
Whilst I have followed US elections for a long time I've never had much interest in the party congresses before. Is it usual for the presidential nominee not to show up? We are day 3/4 of the Democrat National Congress and about the only person not to have shown up is Harris! Is this normal / typical? As a late entrant into the contest surely she needs all the airtime she can get?
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They show up to accept the nomination on the last day. They may make a "surprise" appearance on any of the other days (she was their on the first day to say some nice things about Joe - as was appropriate).

On day two she was in Wisconsin filling the same hall that the RNC was held in. It was a not so subtle jab that she can fill two convention centers in different cities (and states) at the same time.
 




US Seagull

US Seagull

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
4,618
Cleveland, OH
RFK Jr endorsing Trump might have hit a slight wrinkle:



He may end up sleeping on the couch. Something JD is intimately familiar with...

(joking: JD, in fact, did not have sex with a couch. Or, at least, he did not write about it in his book. But it is hilarious that the meme won't go away. He's weird enough that it's believable that he might have)
 




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