vote for BIDEN and his party

[notes1]

i'll try again with facts and figures;

-PROP 47 was passed by liberal voters in the state of CA in 2014. it downgraded the possession of illegal narcotics, for personal use, and the theft of anything under $950 from a felony to a misdemeanor. the 'anti incarceration' crowd was all for this change, guess who they are, dems.
-according to AREA VIBES, san fran, total crime is 141% above national average, violent crime is 82% above national average, and here is the big (no) surprise, property crime is 152% above national average.
-thus, the story about the pro golfer, having car broke into, is just a routine occurrence.
-according to BUSINESS INSIDER, there were 25,677 people reporting car break-ins in SF, in 2019
-the thieves know the law, it is only a misdemeanor
-the victims, on the other hand, have to deal with elevated insurance rates and the theft of their personal property and other damage done to their vehicle.
-of course this law doesn't just happen in cars. anyone can just walk into a store, take less than $950 worth of merchandise and it is a misdemeanor. no big deal to a drugggie.

so, now i have a picture of you and your fellow dems/liberals, all wearing a 'dunce' cap. you wanted the new law, thought it was more humane, but as usual, didn't think it all the way through. and, the rest of society has to deal with your mess.

[advantage playe]

if joe babble loses , he will not even be aware of it ! remember he is running for ny senate ,i mean president of u.s.

[felix]

Until now, one of the things that has made American democracy stand out around the world is our ability to conduct civilized elections, to include graceful and meaningful concessions by the losing candidate. After a long and divisive campaign it is not always easy to stand up and congratulate your winning opponent. But up until now, it has happened every four years. Even the shell-shocked Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump on election night 2016 to congratulate him. I fully do not expect Trump to be either civil or gracious should he somehow lose on November 3. I do fully expect him to further erode the high standard of transition of power between the incoming and outgoing president ---- a standard that has existed for well over 200 years. If he loses and then drags the country down into a post-election tantrum, that is what history will most remember about Donald Trump.

[billryan]

I'm thinking Putin is going to graciously offer his boy Donnie a few hundred million doses of the Russian vaccine in late October.

[Carcounter]

I think we may in be in for another surprise come November. If Biden wins, I won't throw a tantrum, I din't when Clinton and Obama won two terms each. I will work hard to make sure I am successful, no matter who is president. Worked for me during both the Clinton and Obama administrations. No sense worrying about things that you can't control. I do feel things are moving in Trump's direction. Even polls that have historically leaned Democrat are tightening. Kamala Harris won't help Biden. She was a miserable candidate and bombed in the primaries. I know she checks certain boxes, but I think people see thru that. He did say he wanted to pick a woman of color. She was the safest choice, but is not a dynamic person.

[felix]

Hello Carcounter,

When a candidate is leading strongly in the polls, the best political wisdom is to choose a VP candidate who does the least amount of harm. Harris neither helps or hurts Biden. His polling position is as stable today as it was yesterday.

Anything can happen and probably will, lol, but unless there is a major flip among voters in the critical battleground states, Biden is gong to win. There are just too many battleground states where Biden's lead is substantial. If you are correct and things are moving in Trump's direction, then we will see tighter battleground state polls in the coming weeks.

The biggest difference between polling now and polling 4, 8, 12 or more years ago is that, thanks to Trump, the voting population is more polarized than it has ever been. This means fewer undecided voters. Fewer voters for either Trump or Biden to flip between now and Election Day.

Trump could possibly pull this thing out, but he would have to run a disciplined campaign for the next 2.5 months, would have to stay off Twitter, and would need major luck with a vaccine, the virus, and the economy.

[notes1]

dem run portland has had more than 80+ nights of mayhem, rioting, looting. the dem DA has decided, 'the protesters are angry,,,and deeply frustrated...'. thus, that same DA is dropping charges against hundreds who were arrested for interfering with police, disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, escape, harassment and riot. seems reasonable, after all, they were frustrated.???

vote biden, coming to your neighborhood.

[advantage playe]

Bishop Carlo Maria Vignosa tells pres. Trump , the children of darkness are against you ! I say dont worry , GOD has everything under control !!! Also to all here ,myself included , its latter than you think !!

[Carcounter]

Hello Carcounter,

When a candidate is leading strongly in the polls, the best political wisdom is to choose a VP candidate who does the least amount of harm. Harris neither helps or hurts Biden. His polling position is as stable today as it was yesterday.

Anything can happen and probably will, lol, but unless there is a major flip among voters in the critical battleground states, Biden is gong to win. There are just too many battleground states where Biden's lead is substantial. If you are correct and things are moving in Trump's direction, then we will see tighter battleground state polls in the coming weeks.

The biggest difference between polling now and polling 4, 8, 12 or more years ago is that, thanks to Trump, the voting population is more polarized than it has ever been. This means fewer undecided voters. Fewer voters for either Trump or Biden to flip between now and Election Day.

Trump could possibly pull this thing out, but he would have to run a disciplined campaign for the next 2.5 months, would have to stay off Twitter, and would need major luck with a vaccine, the virus, and the economy.

The Real Clear politics average of the polls in Battleground states has Biden up 4.1%. If I am not mistaken Hillary was up as much if not more at this point in time. Given the metrics of most of those polls-over representing Dems ( I know you may disagree), Trump is not out of this by a longshot. I also think there is a silent Trump voter who is not telling anyone who he or she is voting for. Of course thing that will happen in the next 82 days are even more important.

[billryan]

Harris will help biden tremendously. Black women will get behind her and bring out the black vote to levels it was when Obama was on the ticket. The black vote can easily turn the tide in a number of states- Michigan and Pennslyvania being key.
When trump attacks her for being anti-police or whatever game he is trying, she can simply point out he contributed to her campaigns for years.
Young voters and minority voters that weren't thrilled with Biden will step up for the ticket.
The game is far from over, but Team Biden hit a homerun yesterday.