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9 hours ago, JensenZ said:

So what? In the 2016 polls, he was losing by a huge margin. Polls are useless. I'd say your fear that he might win is greater than any fear Trump has of "losing in the polls".

    It bears remembering that the polls were correct in 2016.  Trump did lose 'by a huge margin' of actual voters--2.8 million more voters wanted Clinton than Trump.  The election wasn't even close with the popular vote.  The cursed Electoral College over-ruled the wishes of 65,800,000 voters and appointed Trump president.

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57 minutes ago, newnative said:

    It bears remembering that the polls were correct in 2016.  Trump did lose 'by a huge margin' of actual voters--2.8 million more voters wanted Clinton than Trump.  The election wasn't even close with the popular vote.  The cursed Electoral College over-ruled the wishes of 65,800,000 voters and appointed Trump president.

at least people voted for Hillary, nobody has voted for either Harris or Walz, but that doesn't seem to bother anyone.

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51 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

at least people voted for Hillary, nobody has voted for either Harris or Walz, but that doesn't seem to bother anyone.

     Color me one of the unbothered.  Voters voted for or against her as part of the Biden/Harris ticket in 2020.  She was known to be Biden's running mate in the 2024 primary process.  Delegates, representing the voters, can choose to vote for her or someone else at the convention.  And, in the general election, voters can vote for her or any other candidates on the presidential ballot in their state.  

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