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On November 05 2020 10:43 Mohdoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 10:38 m4ini wrote:
Just as a sidenote: there's actually a Five Guys in range of where i live.
Are they actually good? Let me paint a picture for you. Their “default” burger has 2 beef patties. It is full on indulgence. You can’t eat it more than once a month if you intend to live past 40. It’s extremely good though.
You made me remember this classic auto-tune song of a fast food review. So good.
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And man the Georgia race is insanely close.
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I want Georgia to go blue so much right now, you have no idea. I was overjoyed last night when I saw the NY Times change their Georgia needle.
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On November 05 2020 11:12 The_Templar wrote:
I want Georgia to go blue so much right now, you have no idea.
Same but sadly if the math is correct it wont happen by a few thousand. I still hoping for Pennsylvania to go to Biden to secure the win.
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Hello friends, I am back from my sustenance break. Oh wait I'm not allowed to talk about that in here anymore. OK yessir mr. micronesia, only vote dumps shall be discussed so here we go.
GEORGIA: no fucking results
PA: no fucking results
ARIZONA: wait a second, Arizona has now moved to 86% reporting, Maricopa still holding firm, with an 80k vote lead that is basically all represented from Maricopa. 83% reporting in Maricopa, 85k lead for Biden. If he can win Maricopa, he will win Arizona. Here we go, the votes are gonna start coming in as we have hit the 6pm PST time.
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Next Arizona vote announcement is in three hours. [1]
"Apparently there are:
~340k ballots left in Maricopa County AZ
~46k in Pima County
~18k in Yuma County
<1k in La Paz County
~13k in Coconino County"
per Arizona Secretary of State
Last batch of votes was 59-41 (+18) favouring Trump, which I've heard is enough to possibly flip AZ if the margin holds or increases slightly.
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On November 05 2020 10:58 Shingi11 wrote:
So the likely picks for 2024 if Biden only want to do 1 term in no particular order.
Harris
AOC(will she be old enough)
Beto
Yang
Warren
Pete
I think beto has the best shot, has enough creed with both progressives and moderates to get the vote
I don't want Harris. She is awful. Although, she is the most likely candidate if Biden decides to only be President for one term.
AOC won't be old enough. I'd also prefer her to stay in the House for a while longer even if she was.
As a Texan, I like Beto. That's me showing my bias, I guess lol
I could do Yang but I'd prefer Beto over Yang. Yang has little political experience and I think there are more important things to tackle before UBI (which is still very important and is going to grow in importance as time goes on but still not the most pressing issue in the US atm).
I can't stand Warren. I didn't really like her even back in 2016 when I learned more about her. She just seemed kind of fake and willing to compromise her values to me. Then, 2020 happened and the mask fell off.
If Pete Buttigieg becomes the face of the Democratic party, I don't know what I'll do. Probably cry. Yeah, I'll do that. Cry.
So, I guess if I had to rank them in terms of who I prefer, it'd be Beto, Yang, Warren, Harris, and Pete. I have excluded AOC because she wouldn't be old enough to run.
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On November 05 2020 11:17 PhoenixVoid wrote:Next Arizona vote announcement is in three hours. [ 1] "Apparently there are: ~340k ballots left in Maricopa County AZ ~46k in Pima County ~18k in Yuma County <1k in La Paz County ~13k in Coconino County" per Arizona Secretary of State Last batch of votes was 59-41 favouring Trump, which I've heard is enough to possibly AZ if it holds.
Do you mean Flip AZ?
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DeKalb county just came in with the last of its votes at some point in the past, now at 97% reporting. The Georgia numbers have not moved much, Biden still trails by 39k... Georgia might be slipping.
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Las Vegas and Reno are the only thing holding NV together.
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On November 05 2020 10:17 iamthedave wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 10:00 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote:
If Trump loses, and somehow manages to avoid legal charges when he loses presidential immunity, the 2024 candidate could just be Trump again. Powered by 4 years of twitter rage and OANN punditry. He's barely mentally coherent now. I can't imagine he'll be mentally together enough in 4 more years. Entirely non-insultingly, the guy's obviously on the edge of heading into alzheimers. I'd be genuinely shocked if he could hold it together to run again in 2024.
Can Trump actually run again legally in 2024? That would be some drama lol
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On November 05 2020 11:25 Dante08 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 10:17 iamthedave wrote:On November 05 2020 10:00 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote:
If Trump loses, and somehow manages to avoid legal charges when he loses presidential immunity, the 2024 candidate could just be Trump again. Powered by 4 years of twitter rage and OANN punditry. He's barely mentally coherent now. I can't imagine he'll be mentally together enough in 4 more years. Entirely non-insultingly, the guy's obviously on the edge of heading into alzheimers. I'd be genuinely shocked if he could hold it together to run again in 2024. Can Trump actually run again legally in 2024? That would be some drama lol
Yes. Nothing that stops people from running with convictions I'm pretty sure. And he can only run for 2 terms so if he loses this, he never had a 2nd term.
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Imagine if Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, NC and somehow wins Pennsylvania. That'd be a win overall, right? I haven't crunched the numbers, but figured someone can say a quick yes/no on this.
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On November 05 2020 11:25 Dante08 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 10:17 iamthedave wrote:On November 05 2020 10:00 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote:
If Trump loses, and somehow manages to avoid legal charges when he loses presidential immunity, the 2024 candidate could just be Trump again. Powered by 4 years of twitter rage and OANN punditry. He's barely mentally coherent now. I can't imagine he'll be mentally together enough in 4 more years. Entirely non-insultingly, the guy's obviously on the edge of heading into alzheimers. I'd be genuinely shocked if he could hold it together to run again in 2024. Can Trump actually run again legally in 2024? That would be some drama lol
Unless he's in jail for something or dead, yes. There's not laws about running for more than 2 terms, only serving more.
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On November 05 2020 11:26 BigFan wrote:
Imagine if Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, NC and somehow wins Pennsylvania. That'd be a win overall, right? I haven't crunched the numbers, but figured someone can say a quick yes/no on this.
This is correct, Trump must currently run the gauntlet.
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I'm beginning to think 279 will be Biden's final tally, but we shall see.
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On November 05 2020 11:26 BigFan wrote:
Imagine if Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, NC and somehow wins Pennsylvania. That'd be a win overall, right? I haven't crunched the numbers, but figured someone can say a quick yes/no on this.
Yes. Biden needs either Pen or Arizona/Georgia + nevada.
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On November 05 2020 11:27 FlaShFTW wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 11:26 BigFan wrote:
Imagine if Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, NC and somehow wins Pennsylvania. That'd be a win overall, right? I haven't crunched the numbers, but figured someone can say a quick yes/no on this. This is correct, Trump must currently run the gauntlet.
I mean, it's not that out there tbh. I would say his toughest fight is Pennsylvania. Georgia and Arizona seem like states he can win and NC is close, but possible. Pennsylvania is the toughest one out of the lot imo.
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On November 05 2020 11:28 BigFan wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2020 11:27 FlaShFTW wrote:On November 05 2020 11:26 BigFan wrote:
Imagine if Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, NC and somehow wins Pennsylvania. That'd be a win overall, right? I haven't crunched the numbers, but figured someone can say a quick yes/no on this. This is correct, Trump must currently run the gauntlet. I mean, it's not that out there tbh. I would say his toughest fight is Pennsylvania. Georgia and Arizona seem like states he can win and NC is close, but possible. Pennsylvania is the toughest one out of the lot imo.
Yeah, PA is definitely the most Biden right now. Philly still hasn't updated yet and Biden already closed the gap to 190k. You're gonna see some serious shit when Philly drops their dump
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