Conquer Club

mookiemcgee wrote:Donald Trump getting all the endorsements from the face tattoo community in 2024

My warrior for truth needs much prayer at this time. He answered my call to do my work. He stands proud and courageous in battle. He is a mighty leader like David was so long ago. My hand rests upon him, for he* does my will in the face of danger. I guide him as what to do. He is my servant doing the will of the Lord.

- God

saxitoxin wrote:The incomparable Kodak Black began his concert last night in Pittsburgh with a tribute to Donald Trump. He started by playing a video of Trump and then calling for all attendees to pledge their loyalty to Trump, to vow to defend him to the end in the storm that is coming, and to praise Jesus Christ for protecting him!

mookiemcgee wrote: I wonder if Trump knows Kodak Black is Haitian? Maybe then can hang out and try Kodak's dads famous Daschund sausages

Donald Trump is marginally trailing Kamala Harris in Michigan, although polls suggest the race in the key swing state is too close to call.

Trump will be heading to Michigan on Tuesday to hold a town hall meeting in Flint in what will be the former president's first campaign event since the assassination attempt against him at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday.

Harris will also be traveling to Michigan on her campaign trail this week, taking part in a live streamed event alongside Oprah Winfrey on Thursday night.

Michigan is one of several battleground states which may ultimately decide who wins November's general election. The Wolverine State and its 10 Electoral College votes could prove vital to either candidate in November.

If Trump flips Michigan, pollster Nate Silver's analysis suggests the Republican will have a 95 percent chance of winning the election overall, reported the New York Post.

If Harris wins Michigan and two other so-called "blue wall" battleground states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the vice president will have enough Electoral College votes to be declared the winner, barring any shock results elsewhere.

According to three separate polling aggregator's averages, Harris is currently just ahead of Trump in Michigan.

With less than two months to go until the election, Real Clear Politics has Harris 0.7 points ahead of Trump in Michigan [48.3 percent to 47.6].

Polling website 538, formerly FiveThirtyEight, gives Harris a larger average lead of 1.7 points [47.8 percent to 46.1].

“While Harris enjoys a post-debate bump across these battlegrounds, Trump’s numbers have remained stable since March. The biggest delta in this data is the job approval of Trump’s time in office versus the current Biden-Harris administration. This provides a clear path for Trump to win by contrasting how voters felt about their circumstances, and the direction of the country, when he was at the helm,” McCleary told The Post exclusively Tuesday.

(...)
One salient data point supporting this read: By a more than two-to-one margin (65% to 30%), these battleground voters say America is on the wrong track rather than the right track.

saxitoxin wrote:OK this Kamala ad that just dropped is pretty potent. Even I gotta give her props for this one.

saxitoxin wrote:The Teamsters Union, America's oldest and third-largest union, will not endorse a presidential candidate for the first time in 30 years, it was announced today. The move came after a member poll found that union members supported Trump by a nearly 2:1 ratio over the candidate of the mega-corporations, Kamala Harris.

https://x.com/Teamsters/status/1836463348269092918

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HitRed wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:The Teamsters Union, America's oldest and third-largest union, will not endorse a presidential candidate for the first time in 30 years, it was announced today. The move came after a member poll found that union members supported Trump by a nearly 2:1 ratio over the candidate of the mega-corporations, Kamala Harris.

https://x.com/Teamsters/status/1836463348269092918

Mexico

- Trump

New poll shows which candidate is tanking with a key voting bloc

A stunning new survey finds that Vice President Kamala Harris is tanking with a key voting bloc she will likely need to turn around soon if she wants to beat former President Donald Trump.

When it comes to crucial independent voters, both candidates are below 50 percent, but a new Gallup survey finds that just 35% of independents view the vice president favorably, while 60% view her unfavorably.

That puts her 25 points underwater with the very voters she needs to sway.

Trump, the poll finds, has 44% favorability among independents, against 53% unfavorable.

Seven swing states set to decide the 2024 US election

About 240 million people are eligible to vote in this year’s US election, but only a relatively small number of them are likely to settle the question of who becomes the next president.

Experts believe there are only a handful of states that could plausibly be won by Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, for the Democrats or Republicans respectively.

Seven of them - Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin - hold the keys to the White House. Now, in the final months of the election, both campaigns are at full throttle to win over undecided voters in these states.

jusplay4fun wrote:I think the election is still TOO close to call. Here is another such example:

Donald Trump is marginally trailing Kamala Harris in Michigan, although polls suggest the race in the key swing state is too close to call.

Trump will be heading to Michigan on Tuesday to hold a town hall meeting in Flint in what will be the former president's first campaign event since the assassination attempt against him at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday.

Harris will also be traveling to Michigan on her campaign trail this week, taking part in a live streamed event alongside Oprah Winfrey on Thursday night.

Michigan is one of several battleground states which may ultimately decide who wins November's general election. The Wolverine State and its 10 Electoral College votes could prove vital to either candidate in November.

If Trump flips Michigan, pollster Nate Silver's analysis suggests the Republican will have a 95 percent chance of winning the election overall, reported the New York Post.

If Harris wins Michigan and two other so-called "blue wall" battleground states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the vice president will have enough Electoral College votes to be declared the winner, barring any shock results elsewhere.

According to three separate polling aggregator's averages, Harris is currently just ahead of Trump in Michigan.

With less than two months to go until the election, Real Clear Politics has Harris 0.7 points ahead of Trump in Michigan [48.3 percent to 47.6].

Polling website 538, formerly FiveThirtyEight, gives Harris a larger average lead of 1.7 points [47.8 percent to 46.1].

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... fb6d&ei=13

AND MORE:

“While Harris enjoys a post-debate bump across these battlegrounds, Trump’s numbers have remained stable since March. The biggest delta in this data is the job approval of Trump’s time in office versus the current Biden-Harris administration. This provides a clear path for Trump to win by contrasting how voters felt about their circumstances, and the direction of the country, when he was at the helm,” McCleary told The Post exclusively Tuesday.

(...)
One salient data point supporting this read: By a more than two-to-one margin (65% to 30%), these battleground voters say America is on the wrong track rather than the right track.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... 5525&ei=17

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saxitoxin wrote:OK this Kamala ad that just dropped is pretty potent. Even I gotta give her props for this one.