Conquer Club

Dukasaur wrote:

pmac666 wrote:

It's funny. The story is told that when the Trump penthouse was first built, Ivana had it furnished by a classic designer in a very tasteful and restrained style.

Trump hated it, and two months later had it all torn out, replacing it with this garish monstrosity, designed by some gargoyle-maker who's previous jobs had all been casinos.

Swing-state breakdown: Here’s where the Harris-Trump race stands

Election Day is a month away, and the polls show a breathtakingly close race.

Vice President Harris has a small lead nationwide. She led former President Trump by 3.4 points in the average maintained by The Hill/Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) as of Friday evening.

But the picture in the battleground states is tighter still.

Of the seven battlegrounds likely to decide the election, Harris leads in four states and Trump in three. But neither candidate is ahead in any of those critical states by more than 2 percentage points. In five of the states, the margin for the leading candidate is less than 1 point.

pmac666 wrote:Lol i love that justplayforMAGA still thinks this is a close election.

jusplay4fun wrote:

pmac666 wrote:Lol i love that justplayforMAGA still thinks this is a close election.

What is your prediction, oh UNwise one? Your biases sources tell you otherwise?

pee-mac and pee-rat are two peas in the same poor puny pod. One of them has a wee bit more intelligence. Or call them Twiddle-Dee and Twiddle-DUM.

The only real race is the senate race, thats super close.

• - 2026: Two competitive Rat seats [Georgia and New Hampshire]; one competitive GOP seat [Maine]; all other seats are locked and non-competitive
  - 2028: Four competitive Rat seats [Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, New Hampshire]; zero competitive GOP seats; all other seats are locked and non-competitive
  - 2030: The Class 3 seats give the Rats the best opportunity and they have a decent chance to secure a 51, 52, or 53 seat majority in the Senate; however, the GOP outperforms in non-presidential election years so it's also a bit of bad luck for the Rats to have the Class 3 seats come up in an off year

jusplay4fun wrote:

pmac666 wrote:Lol i love that justplayforMAGA still thinks this is a close election.

What is your prediction, oh UNwise one? Your biases sources tell you otherwise?

pee-mac and pee-rat are two peas in the same poor puny pod. One of them has a wee bit more intelligence. Or call them Twiddle-Dee and Twiddle-DUM.

jusplay4fun wrote:

pmac666 wrote:Lol i love that justplayforMAGA still thinks this is a close election.

What is your prediction, oh UNwise one? Your biases sources tell you otherwise?

pee-mac and pee-rat are two peas in the same poor puny pod. One of them has a wee bit more intelligence. Or call them Twiddle-Dee and Twiddle-DUM.

Pack Rat wrote:Jusplay4MAGA[/color] not only got picked on when he was a kid........ forget about it, he still is a misinformed ignoramus, lol.

Pack Rat wrote:Yet, you just can't stop. Same repetitive I'm right and everyone with a opposing views are wrong, liars or some other insult you throw out.

Go away and stalk someone else. Your conspiracy driven copy/paste articles are a bore.

pmac666 wrote:

jusplay4fun wrote:

pmac666 wrote:Lol i love that justplayforMAGA still thinks this is a close election.

What is your prediction, oh UNwise one? Your biases sources tell you otherwise?

pee-mac and pee-rat are two peas in the same poor puny pod. One of them has a wee bit more intelligence. Or call them Twiddle-Dee and Twiddle-DUM.

Btw Twiddle-maga, wheres your prediction?
I would like to have a screenshot too.

Harris leads among Latinos in swing states, but it may not be enough

Vice President Kamala Harris continues to hold a lead over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump among Latino voters in Arizona and Nevada – two key states that will help determine the 2024 election. But she is seeing an erosion of support among young Latino men, according to two exclusive new USA TODAY/Suffolk University polls. (...)

Both polls were conducted in English and Spanish between Sept. 27 and Oct. 2, and have a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points in each state.

Harris and Trump are locked in a razor-thin election, where it will come down to a handful of key states, including Nevada and Arizona. A USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll in Arizona released last month showed Trump with a 6 percentage point advantage over Harris, though, like most polls, it was within the margin of error.

One in four voters in Arizona and one in five in Nevada is Latino.

A gender gap persists between the two candidates' backers – with Trump seeing more support among young Latino men under 50, and Harris finding more support from women.

'Trump is going to win': Latino voters explain why they're moving to the right
(...)

Since then, political analysts have been questioning whether Democrats are losing their long-standing advantage among Latino voters. How had a candidate who once called Mexicans "rapists" done so well in a Mexican American county? In July, before Biden exited the race, polls found his support among Latinos had fallen below 50%. And even since Kamala Harris won the nomination, polling has indicated she's likely to win no more than 58% of Latino voters — a far cry from what Democrats used to muster. That's especially significant this year because Trump doesn't need to win a majority of Latino support to retake the White House. If he can peel off enough of the 36 million Latino voters, especially in hotly contested swing states such as Arizona and Nevada, it could prove to be the margin of victory.

Votanic wrote:

Pack Rat wrote:Yet, you just can't stop. Same repetitive I'm right and everyone with a opposing views are wrong, liars or some other insult you throw out.

Go away and stalk someone else. Your conspiracy driven copy/paste articles are a bore.

Are you shouting at yourself in the mirror?