The most damning case against Joe Biden

Tony Stark · May 5, 2020

wildchild said:
The key word in this post is 'lost'.
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True.But the states Biden needs to win in arent red like Georgia.If she can bring a red state like GA within 50,000 votes she can do much better in purple states

FortuneTeller · May 5, 2020

Tony Stark said:
Even Trumps campaign knows he's losing.

Trump erupts at campaign team as his poll numbers slide - The Boston Globe

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump erupted at his top political advisers last week when they presented him with worrisome polling data that showed his support eroding in a series of battleground states as his response to the coronavirus comes under criticism.

As the virus takes its deadly toll and much of the nation's economy remains shuttered, new surveys by the Republican National Committee and Trump's campaign pointed to a harrowing picture for the president as he faces reelection.

While Trump saw some of the best approval ratings of his presidency during the early weeks of the crisis, aides highlighted the growing political cost of the crisis and the unforced errors by Trump in his freewheeling press briefings.

Trump reacted with defiance, incredulous that he could be losing to someone he viewed as a weak candidate.

“I am not [expletive] losing to Joe Biden,” he repeated in a series of heated conference calls with his top campaign officials, according to five people with knowledge of the conversations. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about private discussions.

The message to the president was sobering: Trump was trailing the former Democratic vice president in many key battleground states, he was told, and would have lost the Electoral College if the election had been held earlier this month.

On the line from the White House, Trump snapped at the state of his polling during a series of calls with campaign manager Brad Parscale, who called in from Florida; RNC chair Ronna McDaniel, on the line from her home in Michigan; senior adviser Jared Kushner; and other aides.

Echoing a number of White House aides and outside advisers, the political team urged Trump to curtail his daily coronavirus briefings, arguing that the combative sessions were costing him in the polls, particularly among seniors. Trump initially pushed back, pointing to high television ratings. But, at least temporarily, he agreed to scale back the briefings after drawing sharp criticism for raising the idea that Americans might get virus protection by injecting disinfectants.

Trump aides encouraged the president to stay out of medical issues and direct his focus toward more familiar and politically important ground: the economy.

Even as Trump preaches optimism, the president has expressed frustration and even powerlessness as the dire economic statistics pile up. It's been a whiplash-inducing moment for the president, who just two months ago planned to run for reelection on the strength of an economy that was experiencing unprecedented employment levels. Now, as the records mount in the opposite direction, Trump is feeling the pressure.

“We built the greatest economy in the world,” Trump has said publicly. “I’ll do it a second time.”

Trump's political team warned that the president's path to reelection depends on how quickly he can bring about a recovery.

“I think you’ll see by June a lot of the country should be back to normal, and the hope is that by July the country’s really rocking again," Kushner told “Fox & Friends” on Wednesday morning. But other aides, business leaders and economists predict a far longer road toward recovery.

Representatives for the RNC and the Trump campaign did not comment on the polling or last week's phone calls. In a tweet just after midnight Wednesday, Trump denied that he had recently shouted at his campaign manager and said that “he is doing a great job.”

According to people familiar with the incident, Trump vented much of his frustration at Parscale, who served as the bearer of bad news.

Trump has long distrusted negative poll numbers — telling aides for years that his gut was right about the 2016 race, when he insisted that he was ahead in the Midwest and Florida. At the same time, Parscale and other Trump aides are talking up the sophistication of their data and voter outreach capabilities this time.

The president and some aides have had simmering frustrations with Parscale for a while, believing the campaign manager — a close Kushner ally — has enriched himself from his association with Trump and sought personal publicity. Trump had previously been angered when Parscale was the subject of magazine profiles. This latest episode flared before the campaign managerwas featured in a New York Times Magazine profile this week.

Aides have grown particularly worried about Michigan — which some advisers have all but written off -- as well as Florida, Wisconsin and Arizona.

Trump announced Wednesday that he will visit Arizona next week — his first trip outside Washington in a month — as he looks to declare that much of the nation is ready to begin reopening after the virus.

The president has mocked Biden, his presumptive general election rival, for being "stuck in his basement" in his Delaware home during the pandemic.

Trump said Wednesday that he hopes to soon visit Ohio, a battleground state that Trump carried handily in 2016 but that aides see as growing slightly competitive in recent weeks.

Aides acknowledged that the president's signature rallies would not be returning anytime soon. Some have privately offered doubts that he would be able to hold any in his familiar format of jam-packed arenas before Election Day, Nov. 3.
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Who in their right mind would even consider the Boston Globe for telling the truth? It is a RAG!

FortuneTeller · May 5, 2020

Here4money said:

sleepy Joe taking him behind the Gym
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Is good old Creepy Joe having a seizure in this video? Looks like it!

Tony Stark · May 5, 2020

FortuneTeller said:
Who in their right mind would even consider the Boston Globe for telling the truth? It is a RAG!
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Tony Stark · May 5, 2020

FortuneTeller said:
Who in their right mind would even consider the Boston Globe for telling the truth? It is a RAG!
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Who in their right mind would even consider Trump for telling the truth? He's the biggest piece of shit liar in presidential history

Tony Stark · May 5, 2020

https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-pr...ttleground-states-in-latest-polls-82960965792

Trump trails Biden in battleground states in latest polls

Tony Stark · May 5, 2020

Dems have another Senate seat in play.Thanks Trump

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/496110-poll-bullock-leads-daines-in-montana-senate-race

Poll: Bullock leads Daines in Montana Senate race

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock (D) leads Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) by 7 points in the state’s Senate race, according to a new poll from Montana State University released on Tuesday, a sign that the seat is in play as a possible pickup for Democrats.

Forty-six percent of those surveyed said they would vote for Bullock, who is finishing out his second and last term in the governor’s mansion, while 39 percent said they plan on supporting Daines in the November election

piezoe · May 5, 2020

wildchild said:
You can forget all the Creepy Joe pictures you have seen over the last few days, you can forget Creepy Joe's influence in an investigation by a foreign government. The most disqualifying thing about Joe Biden is the fact that his number 1 pick for VP is Stacey Abrams.

Stacey Abrams, you may recall is 44 years old, in over $200,000 of personal debt and owes over &50,000 of back taxes.

Report: Biden Advisers Consider Stacey Abrams as Running Mate

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...isers-consider-stacey-abrams-as-running-mate/
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ha ha ha . As V.P. she'll have no problem paying that little bit of debt off.

piezoe · May 5, 2020

Daxtrader said:
You seriously have to be living under a rock to think Biden has any chance of winning. Chances are he will be replaced. I laugh every time I see your posts about Biden winning in the polls. I guarantee no one on this forum thinks Biden has a shot except you.
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I do. so I guess you'll have to pay off on that one. Not only that, I can see Abrams as President 5 years from now. She's the anti Trump. She's everything Trump is not. In other words, she's a "stable genius."

wildchild · May 6, 2020

piezoe said:
ha ha ha . As V.P. she'll have no problem paying that little bit of debt off.
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Didnt I send you off to do a homework assignment?

Come back with some facts.