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Biden leads Trump by 12 points nationally among likely voters - Reuters/Ipsos poll


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17 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Thats the good news.

Here's the bad news. 

If Biden wins the popular vote by less than 3 percent he easily loses though 2 is much better odds than 2.

4 percent and its about 50 50.

At 5 percent he almost definitely wins.

What kind of democracy it where you need to win by 5 percent to be sure of winning?

Parliamentary, equitable and functioning.

It ensures  a fair mandate and eliminates regional dominance because of marginal population differences.

 

Consider the following scenarios in the UK or Canada;

Seat 1:  Party A 50 votes  Party B 150 votes 

Seat 2: Party A  101 Votes  Party B 99 Votes

Seat 3; Party A 105 votes   Party B 95 votes

Seat 4: Party A 110 votes  Party B 90 votes

Seat 5 : Party A 99 votes   Party B 101 votes

 

Party A wins  3 of 5 seats but only has 465 Votes and forms the government

Party B wins 2 of 5 seats but has a popular majority at 535 votes

 

One seat district favoured one political party. Does this mean that the other seats  must all be  subject to the whims of that  district? the US electoral college format is a parliamentary approach but on a larger scale where the   states are one district.

 

I used to   despise the method, but it works and is fair when it comes to  taking into account regions. Without the US format,  the election result would always be dominated by the large population states and smaller states would lose their voice.

The US systems forces the party that wins to have a regionally diverse base of support.

 

 

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America is 31% Republican, 32% Democrat and 36% Independent. Yes, not discussed but true (and 1% are unaccounted for).  Trump has lost the Independents.  In 2016, they liked him more than the Sorceress of Broomstick One.  Not now, because of (insert an entire encyclopedia of lies, deceptions, denials and idiocies--------------> here).

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18 minutes ago, FangFerang said:

America is 31% Republican, 32% Democrat and 36% Independent. Yes, not discussed but true (and 1% are unaccounted for).  Trump has lost the Independents.  In 2016, they liked him more than the Sorceress of Broomstick One.  Not now, because of (insert an entire encyclopedia of lies, deceptions, denials and idiocies--------------> here).

Yes independents are key but your numbers are way off. Democrats (about 40 percent) vs. republicans (about 29 percent) vs independents also about 29 percent.

 

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/02/28/first-time-ever-there-are-fewer-registered-republicans-than-independents/

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8 minutes ago, Sujo said:

Please post a link to show blake is a sex offender.

 

we know trump is.

Trump is a sexual predator of the worst kind.  Even to his own lawyer's 15 yr old daughter...

 

[Cohen claims the president gawked at his daughter in 2012, when she was just 15 years old.]

 

[Cohen wrote that Trump made the comments as his daughter was finishing up a tennis lesson.

Before Cohen revealed who the teen was, Trump allegedly said: "Look at that piece of a**. I would love some of that."]

 

https://www.the-sun.com/news/1435661/michael-cohen-claims-trump-ogled-teen-daughter/

 

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18 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Thats the good news.

Here's the bad news. 

If Biden wins the popular vote by less than 3 percent he easily loses though 2 is much better odds than 2.

4 percent and its about 50 50.

At 5 percent he almost definitely wins.

What kind of democracy it where you need to win by 5 percent to be sure of winning?

I assume it's same rules for both sides, what you whinging about?

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24 minutes ago, TopDeadSenter said:

Obama was nominated for a Nobel exactly 11 days after becoming POTUS. Nothing at all was accomplished in those 11 days, least of all "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people". IMO he won because he is the first black President in an age where colour is becoming more important than character(i do not agree this is good btw!)

 

"Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize a little under 10 months after he took up residence in the White House. Nominations for the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize closed just 11 days after he took office."

https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/2009/speedread/

 

I am impressed that he achieved so much in such short time. What a statesman. He was deeply humbled by the award and shared with everyone. Imagine what Trump will say IF (big if) he win. But then he had criticized the NPP when he didn't win the last time and said he was treated unfairly (typical). 

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2 minutes ago, ShindenGo said:

She did win.

Well.. she is the president then...........................because the winner becomes president.

 

Some people just can not accept the rules of the game.....unless it comes down in their favor.....:coffee1:

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1 minute ago, ShindenGo said:

Why does Biden need to debate? He already won. Who cares if he doesn’t debate Trump it’s irrelevant. Trump will lose END ✊????OF ✊????STORY✊????

We don't know that. 45 is pulling every dirty trick he can, has planted seeds of doubt in the entire election process. Chickens not to be counted until they're hatched.

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42 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

Accusations (which havent been proven) does not make a person guilty of those accusations 

not accusations. Self admitted sex offender, dont even ask them, just grab em by the pussy.

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5 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

"Four years ago, Democrat Hillary Clinton got almost 3 million more votes than Trump, only to see her Republican rival narrowly win the Electoral College and the presidency."

 

According to Google, Clinton received 2.868686 million more votes; 2.09% of the votes more than Trump.

 

Trump won 304 Electoral College votes and Clinton 227. That's 33.9% more, which Reuters claim is "narrowly win"!

 

Great example of words deliberately intended to mislead. Reuters no longer report impartially or factually. Sadly, neither do many former prestigious media organizations. BBC can be caught out regularly too.

 

Just one example but nowadays you have to check the veracity of "the news" more than ever.

So what part of the 70 thousand vote swing that won the EC is not NARROW? LOl

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