Trump or Biden

Trump or Biden .... Who would you vote for today?

  • Trump

  • Biden

  • Receive a kick in the nuts.


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Hmm. Trump tells billionaires he will keep their taxes low so they are inclined to give money to him . Shocker . All the talk of getting free stuff is the reason some vote Dem is dwarfed by rich donors who don’t want or think they should pay any or very little in taxes and will donate to try to achieve this .
So no billionaires support Biden and the democrats? Stop throwing stones when you live in a house with floor to ceiling windows Harry.
 
So no billionaires support Biden and the democrats? Stop throwing stones when you live in a house with floor to ceiling windows Harry.
Well this is actually what he said....before the edit. :cry: 🤣

All the talk of getting free stuff is the reason some ore Dem is dwarfed by rich donors who don’t wavy or think they should pay very little in taxes and will donate to try to achieve this .
 

Dwayne Johnson explains why he won’t endorse Joe Biden again​

Oh boy, there's a certain fat guy (maybe two) on here who are going to really upset that a celebrity isn't endorsing Brandon. LOL
Maybe Costas or Jon Stewart can jump in with a hot take on this.
 
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Cool, thanks for pointing out that Biden's wasting a ton of money, along with dopes that contribute. LMAO 🤣 😆

Biden is flush with cash and opening campaign offices across the country, but he has struggled to overcome Trump and his more meager campaign in the polls.
 
Still at 39.6.... LMAO thanks for the reminder. 🤣 :cry:
 

Today, polls show Biden has weak support among young voters, and that while 26% of Americans overall have a negative view of both Trump and Biden, a significantly larger 41% of young voters dislike both, according to a poll by Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.

Many young liberal voters say they understand that Biden’s reelection depends heavily on their support, and hope his campaign and administration begins addressing their concerns more forcefully. They're well aware that if they don't give Biden their vote, Trump will more easily win.

Kristian Mansel, 23 said she's willing to see a Trump victory if it means Biden and Democratic Party learn a lesson. She's mad Biden and Democrats have failed to protect reproductive rights or wipe out student loans.

"It's just there's too many strikes against him and the Democratic Party at this point in general," said Mansel, a University of Memphis student who considers herself liberal.

In 2020, Trump beat Biden in Tennessee by about 700,000 votes, but more than 1 million eligible voters ‒ most of them young people ‒ didn't participate.

Overall, 66% of Americans voted in the 2020 presidential election, with turnout the highest ‒ about 76% ‒ among people aged 64-74. Experts say high turnout gives elections more credibility because the results more closely mirror what the majority of people want.
 

In going after middle-of-the-road voters, Trump has focused on the economy and the border, two areas where Biden has looked vulnerable in polls.

Recent polling shows that about two-thirds of Americans aren’t satisfied with the way Biden has handled border security, according to an Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs poll last month.

Earlier this month, a Wall Street Journal poll — which showed Trump ahead in six out of seven battleground states — revealed that voters viewed the national economy in largely negative terms, even with strong jobs numbers and record gains in the stock market.

In that survey, respondents in all seven battleground states viewed Trump more favorably over Biden when asked who is “best able” to handle the economy. In Nevada, for example, Trump outperformed Biden 57 percent to 33 percent on the issue.

On immigration and border security, respondents in every state preferred Trump to Biden.

Biden won over centrists in 2020, but some Democratic strategists express unease about the coming rematch, saying they fear many of these voters are showing an openness to supporting Trump despite the myriad lawsuits and criminal counts he faces.
 

Today, polls show Biden has weak support among young voters, and that while 26% of Americans overall have a negative view of both Trump and Biden, a significantly larger 41% of young voters dislike both, according to a poll by Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.

Many young liberal voters say they understand that Biden’s reelection depends heavily on their support, and hope his campaign and administration begins addressing their concerns more forcefully. They're well aware that if they don't give Biden their vote, Trump will more easily win.

Kristian Mansel, 23 said she's willing to see a Trump victory if it means Biden and Democratic Party learn a lesson. She's mad Biden and Democrats have failed to protect reproductive rights or wipe out student loans.

"It's just there's too many strikes against him and the Democratic Party at this point in general," said Mansel, a University of Memphis student who considers herself liberal.

In 2020, Trump beat Biden in Tennessee by about 700,000 votes, but more than 1 million eligible voters ‒ most of them young people ‒ didn't participate.

Overall, 66% of Americans voted in the 2020 presidential election, with turnout the highest ‒ about 76% ‒ among people aged 64-74. Experts say high turnout gives elections more credibility because the results more closely mirror what the majority of people want.
 
Doesn't appear so Golden shower. LOL
 
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