Official Election 2020 Doomsday Thread

[HarblMcDavid]

"20000 swastikas under the seas" ist mein Lieblingsbuch.

Reichsture, if you will.

 

[Dr. Henry Armitage]

Reportedly, Biden campaign getting totes not worried extremely worried about Florida, Pennsylvania, and Arizona

Rural voter turnout in North Carolina and Virginia is heavy, in urban areas, not so much

Rural voter turnout is pretty heavy in my area. I got in line to vote at 6:15 polls open at 6:30 and there was a line already around the building. By the time I left the line was twice as long.

 

[I'd abeeb bear]

Doomposters coming out of the woodworks extremely early, just like 2016. The exact trends are repeating themselves.

 

[Wazzupnerds]

Doomposters coming out of the woodworks extremely early, just like 2016. The exact trends are repeating themselves.

Vote Matt Santos to stop doomposting

 

[Govt. Shitposting Machine]

Doomposters coming out of the woodworks extremely early, just like 2016. The exact trends are repeating themselves.

Literal proof the world is a simulation

 

[Tetra]

Joe Biden will likely win Pennsylvania. It's rare for a presidential candidate to lose their own home state and biden is strategically from that state, a state which was almost guaranteed to go to Clinton in 2016 but surprisingly didn't.

If he fucked up so badly on the energy issue that he loses his own state then god damn.

 

[JambledUpWords]

Biden world superpower 2020

 

[Bongocat]

... yes, life is much more enjoyable now. Thanks.

 

[Gas the News]

His "Dad Joke the Polls" hypothesis is the most batshit delusional thing I've ever heard.

I don’t mind Scott Adams but he’s way too full of himself when he comes up with weird takes like the dad jokes thing. He says it so matter-of-fact but it’s such an odd reach.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Kerri Walsh Jennings must have voted for Trump since she didn't do any shilling for Biden and viewed the lockdowns as a threat to American freedom.

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

Do you think there’s a chance of this place being shut down under Biden? There was already a test run of that on reddit with a bunch of right wing subreddits.

 

[I'd abeeb bear]

Joe Biden will likely win Pennsylvania. It's rare for a presidential candidate to lose their own home state and biden is strategically from that state, a state which was almost guaranteed to go to Clinton in 2016 but surprisingly didn't.

If he fucked up so badly on the energy issue that he loses his own state then god damn.

The energy issue is massive. People aren't going to vote for a guy that puts them out of work, or a guy that puts their family members out of work.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

Doomposters coming out of the woodworks extremely early, just like 2016. The exact trends are repeating themselves.

I have to say I went into this doomposting, but the very early information on the ground looks bad for the Biden campaign. Mail in not looking as blue as hoped, urban turnout being low, and rural turnout being extraordinarily high. It's very interesting to watch. I hope it's correct.

 

[Things Better Forgotten]

Joe Biden will likely win Pennsylvania. It's rare for a presidential candidate to lose their own home state and biden is strategically from that state, a state which was almost guaranteed to go to Clinton in 2016 but surprisingly didn't.

He's also done everything possible to alienate that state, flip flopping on fracking, getting up in union worker's faces, ect.

Give me all the s you want but it could still go red.

 

[Irrational Exuberance]

Ver archivo adjunto 1704281

Vote for this man

Who dat?

 

[Rich Evans Apologist]

Joe Biden will likely win Pennsylvania. It's rare for a presidential candidate to lose their own home state and biden is strategically from that state, a state which was almost guaranteed to go to Clinton in 2016 but surprisingly didn't.

If he fucked up so badly on the energy issue that he loses his own state then god damn.

100% hangs on youth turnout. Outside of Philly/Pitt, dude's support is anemic - one road trip around shows you a sea of Trump signs above even what 2016 did. And Philly -did- (is?) just have those rolling riots, which could depress turnout -- it's definitely in play, though favors Biden above the standard deviation he's got as a bulwark in the sunbelt states.

 

[JambledUpWords]

Joe Biden will likely win Pennsylvania. It's rare for a presidential candidate to lose their own home state and biden is strategically from that state, a state which was almost guaranteed to go to Clinton in 2016 but surprisingly didn't.

If he fucked up so badly on the energy issue that he loses his own state then god damn.

Mitt Romney lost Massachusetts and he was governor of that state for a few years.

 

[Wazzupnerds]

Who dat?

Matt Santos, from "The West Wing" lol

 

[Dave.]

Is there any place to follow the election numbers or is it a crapshoot as always?

 

[A Logging Company]

I would say it's going to be fun to see Scott Adams eat crow, but he seems to have backed off his hard prediction of a Trump win (at least, that's that I took from the first half of this morning's broadcast).

His "Dad Joke the Polls" hypothesis is the most batshit delusional thing I've ever heard.

I think people do purposefully lie to pollsters. But the question is how significant is it?