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[dinsdale]

41 minutes ago, connda said:

But if you're a betting man (or woman):

Your obviously not from the woke left. You said "betting man (or woman) " What about the other 20, 50,100+  genders. How uninclusive of you. You are an example why people should vote for Harris. DEI to select people to run a country, men in women's sports, men in women's toilets and change rooms, transgender literature in schools, tampons in schoolboys toilets, asking children what their preferred pronouns are, tax payer funded sex changes for incarcerated illegal aliens etc. You should be ashamed of yourself. Your obviously one of those white supremacist, Nazi loving  pieces of garbage that the Democrats and the media tell me about .....everyday. 

p.s. Fingers crossed that PA turns red.

Edited 4 hours ago by dinsdale

[dinsdale]

Has Biden completely derailed an already terrible campaign for Harris?

 

Edited 4 hours ago by dinsdale

[linksman00]

On 10/27/2024 at 6:17 PM, Danderman123 said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/pennsylvania-results

 

Do you think your Supreme Leader is going to win Pennsylvania?

In PA the early vote number from Democrats is usually over 70%, so these numbers must be very concerning for the Harris campaign especially given that around 30% of Black males (registered Democrats) will be voting for Trump this time, and among all Latinos that number will be over 40% for Trump, and independents are breaking by over 90% for Trump since he brought R.F.K. jr. and Musk on board. There is an old saying that liars can figure, but figures don't lie, and despite the cheating that is the Democrats historical stock-in -trade (especially in Philadelphia), Trump will prevail in PA and very likely in MI and WI as well, but the big surprise on the evening of November 5th will be when the numbers from Virginia start rolling in and it becomes very apparent that the race is tilting towards Trump even in reliable blue Virginia. Trump will win an epic victory, but my secret wish is that the race gets called before the polls close in Kalifornia, now that would be the piece de resistance. I will be bathing in liberal tears for quite some time after this election!

[Jingthing]

Independents are voting about 50 50.

[Danderman123]

5 minutes ago, linksman00 said:

In PA the early vote number from Democrats is usually over 70%, so these numbers must be very concerning for the Harris campaign especially given that around 30% of Black males (registered Democrats) will be voting for Trump this time, and among all Latinos that number will be over 40% for Trump, and independents are breaking by over 90% for Trump since he brought R.F.K. jr. and Musk on board. There is an old saying that liars can figure, but figures don't lie, and despite the cheating that is the Democrats historical stock-in -trade (especially in Philadelphia), Trump will prevail in PA and very likely in MI and WI as well, but the big surprise on the evening of November 5th will be when the numbers from Virginia start rolling in and it becomes very apparent that the race is tilting towards Trump even in reliable blue Virginia. Trump will win an epic victory, but my secret wish is that the race gets called before the polls close in Kalifornia, now that would be the piece de resistance. I will be bathing in liberal tears for quite some time after this election!

Oops.

 

There is no "usual early vote number" in Pennsylvania. You just made that up.

 

Pennsylvania doesn't even have early voting, as commonly defined.

 

The rest of your post has nothing to do with early voting numbers, you focus on junk Republican polls.

 

Worthless.

[dinsdale]

46 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

Oops.

 

There is no "usual early vote number" in Pennsylvania. You just made that up.

 

Pennsylvania doesn't even have early voting, as commonly defined.

 

The rest of your post has nothing to do with early voting numbers, you focus on junk Republican polls.

 

Worthless.

What do you mean by what I've underlined and what's this? 

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/pennsylvania-results