We're going to run out of time doing it this way Here we go: Here's where we stood as of June 1, 2020: President Trump made 19,127 false or misleading claims in 1,226 days https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...e-19127-false-or-misleading-claims-1226-days/ Here's an actual list of all his pathological bullshit: I'll just post a link to the page, and a very long image to just the first page: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/list/?speaker=donald-trump&ruling=false
Ahh yes. If only Kerry had beaten Bush. No mortgage defaults, no Great Recession. Would have been rainbows and unicorns.
Four in ten supporters of Biden, Trump would not accept election defeat https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-election-poll-idUSKBN27A0F0 More than four in ten supporters of both President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, said they would not accept the result of the November election if their preferred candidate loses, Reuters/Ipsos poll found. The survey, conducted from Oct. 13-20, shows 43% of Biden supporters would not accept a Trump victory, while 41% of Americans who want to re-elect Trump would not accept a win by Biden. Smaller portions would take action to make their displeasure known: 22% of Biden supporters and 16% of Trump supporters said they would engage in street protests or even violence if their preferred candidate loses. U.S. election officials are dealing with a series of challenges this year that have raised concerns about the public’s confidence in the result. Top national security officials warned last week that Russia and Iran have been hacking into U.S. voting systems and looking for ways to undermine the election. Trump also has repeatedly questioned the integrity of U.S. elections, arguing that the process is “rigged” against him and repeatedly asserting without evidence that the surge in mail-in voting this year will increase the likelihood of voter fraud. He has refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if the vote count indicates he has lost. Donald Green, a political scientist at Columbia University, said the poll results ease his concerns about post-election violence. But he warned that if the election is close, or one candidate can make a credible accusation of voter fraud, it could spark wider discontent and protests than the poll suggests. “This is why many people who oppose Trump are holding their breath and hoping for a lopsided outcome that is not up for grabs,” Green said. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Biden leads Trump by 8 percentage points nationally: 51% of likely voters say they are backing the Democratic challenger while 43% are voting for the president. Biden also is ahead in Wisconsin and Michigan, but the race appears to be much closer in other battleground states including Pennsylvania, Florida, Arizona and North Carolina. The Reuters/Ipsos poll was conducted online, in English, throughout the United States. It gathered responses from 2,649 American adults, including 1,039 who said they had voted for Trump or were planning to vote for him, and 1,153 who said they were similarly backing Biden. The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 4 percentage points.
From Data for Progress: TEXAS: Biden 49%, Trump 48% From the Atlanta Journal Constitution: GEORGIA: Biden 47%, Trump 46% From YouGov: MICHIGAN: Biden 52%, Trump 42% PENNSYLVANIA: Biden 52%, Trump 44% WISCONSIN: Biden 53%, Trump 43%
Mark McKinnon: “In many ways 2020 is haunted by 2016. So in an effort to tune into a clear, crisp radio signal through all the white noise, I interviewed the ultimate expert: Dave Wasserman. He’s one of the very few political seers who predicted—in mid-September of 2016, no less—that Trump might very well lose the popular vote and yet win the electoral college.” “Wasserman covers congressional races for the nonpartisan and widely respected Cook Political Report. He has a microscopic understanding of what is happening around the country politically…” “After talking with him I came away with the sense that Trump is not just toast, but burnt toast. To use a poker metaphor: In the last election, Trump won by pulling an inside straight to win. This time he’ll need nothing short of a royal flush—by pulling an ace from his sleeve. “
A new Public Opinion Strategies (R) poll finds Joe Biden leading Donald Trump nationally by 14 points, 55% to 41%. From Reuters/Ipsos: PENNSYLVANIA: Biden 50%, Trump 45% WISCONSIN: Biden 53%, Trump 44% From Insider Advantage: PENNSYLVANIA: Trump 48%, Biden 46% From New York Times/Siena: TEXAS: Trump 47%, Biden 43% From RMG Research: FLORIDA: Biden 50%, Trump 48%