The 194th Week of Our Distruction

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As we start this 194th Week, Trump is down in the polls, but are they predictors of what will happen in November?

Will pollsters let us down in 2020?

If the polls are to be believed, Democratic nominee Joe Biden is the favorite to win the 2020 election against his Republican opponent, President Donald Trump. At the time of this writing, FiveThirtyEight.com, which aggregates and analyzes polls, gives him a 76 percent chance of winning; all eleven of the most recent polls listed at RealClearPolitics predict a Biden victory with an average spread of almost six points.

And yet — as anyone who followed the 2016 election remembers — pollsters heavily favored Clinton to beat Trump when she was the Democratic nominee. Clinton supporters who felt confident of her victory on election night 2016 have a right to feel once bitten, twice shy about trusting polls again. Should we all feel similarly suspicious of polling firms in the lead-up to the 2020 election?

As we saw in 2016 the polls are not predictors of the future. Now some (Pilot) will say that Comey jinxed the landslide with his last minute announcement of "More E-Mails!!!" and some will say that 3rd party candidates diluted the vote, allowing Trump to bypass Clinton in key states. Others will say that Hillary was a poor choice by the DNC and depressed the vote and Bernie should have gotten the nod to beat Trump.

It all comes down to how many voters will turn out. Can we get an unprecedented 85% to vote this year? :confused:
 
Just wait! Wait until the leftists take over.

You ain't seen any destruction yet. Think of VZ or Cuba and realize what you are asking for, you fool
 
30 words from Mike Pompeo demonstrate how Trump has destroyed America’s credibility

President Donald Trump’s fascist habits undermined a message that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo attempted to deliver on Saturday.

As part of the administration’s attacks on Iran, the State Department tweeted a summary of Pompeo’s stance, saying, “Normal states do not violently suppress legitimate protests, jail their own citizens or those of other countries on specious charges, engage in torture, and impose severe restrictions on fundamental freedoms.

The hypocrisy of the Trump administration criticizing any country on their treatment of protesters was quickly blasted online.

:)
 
Trump whines press didn’t cover the ‘two Nobel Prizes’ — that he didn’t win

The leader of the free world spoke of the Nobel Peace Prize as if he had repeatedly won the award.

Trump made the complaints he has not received the recognition he thinks he deserves during a campaign rally in Middletown, Pennsylvania.

“They didn’t cover two Nobel Prizes,” Trump says he told first lady Melania Trump. “I got two in one week, did you ever hear of that?”

Trump received two nominations, he has never won a Nobel Peace Prize.

Why no, I never heard that, must have been fake news?:D
 


You forgot to add with out justification or Compelling Public and National reason.

Big difference.

Be Glad I am not in charge.

There would be dead rioters in the streets for damned sure.

Protesting is one thing...rioting and especially organized rioting and looting is something else entirely.

Legal protesting is to be defended and rioting/looting is to be put down by force and legal procedures.
 
You forgot to add with out justification or Compelling Public and National reason.

Big difference.

Be Glad I am not in charge.

There would be dead rioters in the streets for damned sure.

Protesting is one thing...rioting and especially organized rioting and looting is something else entirely.

Legal protesting is to be defended and rioting/looting is to be put down by force and legal procedures.

Yah right, I highly doubt it would happen in more than one case. Just remember Kent state...that didn't work out to good now did it?

"Just five days after the shootings, 100,000 people demonstrated in Washington, D.C., against the war and the killing of unarmed student protesters. Ray Price, Nixon's chief speechwriter from 1969 to 1974, recalled the Washington demonstrations saying, "The city was an armed camp. The mobs were smashing windows, slashing tires, dragging parked cars into intersections, even throwing bedsprings off overpasses into the traffic down below. This was the quote, student protest. That's not student protest, that's civil war."[10] Not only was the President taken to Camp David for two days for his own protection, but Charles Colson (Counsel to President Nixon from 1969 to 1973) stated that the military was called up to protect the Nixon Administration from the angry students; he recalled that: "The 82nd Airborne was in the basement of the executive office building, so I went down just to talk to some of the guys and walk among them, and they're lying on the floor leaning on their packs and their helmets and their cartridge belts and their rifles cocked and you're thinking, 'This can't be the United States of America. This is not the greatest free democracy in the world. This is a nation at war with itself."

If YOU were in charge, and YOU did that now, well welcome to CIVIL WAR 2.0...


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings
 
Lincoln Project co-founder exposes Trump’s biggest weakness that will haunt him at Tuesday’s debate

In a candid interview for the Daily Beast’s “New Abnormal” podcast, Lincoln Project co-founder Mike Madrid stated that Donald Trump will flounder about on stage on Tuesday night when he debates Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

With both Madrid and podcast host Rick Wilson laughing uproariously at the idea that the president would be going through pre-debate prep, Madrid said the president’s greatest weakness — uncertainty — would be on full display on Tuesday.

“The fact that you’re not going to have a live audience is really going to destabilize him. He doesn’t need a big one, he just needs a handful of people who will give some sort of group cackling or group response. Without that, that is where Trump is at his worst.”

“He literally needs the feedback and the larger the crowd, the more comfortable he is with his P.T. Barnum persona,” Madrid added. “Without that he’s going to be wandering around like a goat in the wilderness.”

:D:D:D:D:D
 
You forgot to add with out justification or Compelling Public and National reason.

Big difference.

Be Glad I am not in charge.

There would be dead rioters in the streets for damned sure.

Protesting is one thing...rioting and especially organized rioting and looting is something else entirely.

Legal protesting is to be defended and rioting/looting is to be put down by force and legal procedures.

Deadly force should have been introduced long ago, the sure knowledge of its use is the only true deterrent to the kind of destructive terrorism common in our streets for the last 6 months. The left knows this and is the main motivator for placing in power activist DAs who will prosecute it's use, despite the law.
 
Deadly force should have been introduced long ago, the sure knowledge of its use is the only true deterrent to the kind of destructive terrorism common in our streets for the last 6 months. The left knows this and is the main motivator for placing in power activist DAs who will prosecute it's use, despite the law.

Yes.
I know.

When times get bad enough it will happen.
 
Speaking about Deadly, in WW2 we had about 400,000 war dead. Trump's concern about the economy cratering from a quarantine has cost us:

United States
Coronavirus Cases: 7,320,245

Deaths: 209,447

Active Cases: 2,564,613 (~= another 102,584 deaths @4%)

Recovered: 4,546,185


So we are pretty close to losing as many people as we did in WW2 for Trump's fear of making him look like the fool he is.

Even if he is responsible for only half the deaths, He's killed more American than Hitler's forces.
 
NYT unloads of Trump's Tax ploys! :D

Tuesday Trump gets to be humiliated by Old Handsome Joe.:D:D

I look forward to Joe asking him why he spent more on payoffs to porn stars than on taxes for his enormous earnings?:D:D:D

Next week should be fun!:D:D:D:)
 
Trump’s ‘Apprentice’ money is running out — and he could be foreclosed on as bills come due: bombshell report

“‘The Apprentice,’ along with the licensing and endorsement deals that flowed from his expanding celebrity, brought Mr. Trump a total of $427.4 million, The Times’s analysis of the records found,” the report continued. “He invested much of that in a collection of businesses, mostly golf courses, that in the years since have steadily devoured cash — much as the money he secretly received from his father financed a spree of quixotic overspending that led to his collapse in the early 1990s.”

All of the loses from the sorts have been paid for, the Times said, by “marking his cash infusions as a loan with an ever-increasing balance, his tax records show. In 2016, he gave up on getting paid back and turned the loan into a cash contribution.”

“Rather than making him wealthier, the tax records reveal as never before, each new acquisition only fed the downward draft on his bottom line,” the report revealed.

Trump will end up bankrupt, broke and in debt to leg breakers!:D:D:D
 
Wonder what the salary is in Russia for a Western spy defecting back to Russia. As I recall Kim Philby got 500 rubles/month, room and board and a vodka allowance (plus bodyguards to ensure he didn't defect back) and that was it. Will the Russians assign two hookers to Trump plus all of the new mattresses they soil and he needs?
 
Dangerous ‘bomb trains’ are coming soon to a town near you — thanks to Donald Trump and Jared Kushner

An energy company tied to a hedge fund that loaned millions to the Trump Organization and the Kushner Companies will benefit after Team Trump approved railroads running “bomb trains” through our nation loaded with liquefied natural gas with more explosive power than the atom bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.

Liquefied natural gas is even more volatile than Bakken crude oil carried on trains like the one that derailed and caught fire on July 6, 2013, in Lac-Mégantic in Quebec, killing 47 people. Most of the victims had to be identified with DNA samples and dental records. The bodies of five of the people were never recovered

The regulation financially benefits New Fortress Energy, a publicly-traded company founded by billionaire Wes Edens. Fortress Investment Group, a New York City hedge fund co-founded by Edens, was part of a deal to loan the Trump Organization $130 million to help build the Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago in 2005..

Trump couldn’t pay the loan which ultimately grew to about $150 million, according to documents filed in the New York Supreme Court by New York Attorney General Letitia James. She is investigating possible fraud by the Trump Organization. A judge recently ordered Eric Trump to cooperate with investigators.


:eek::eek::eek:
 
Grifting the Grifter, Oh Brad!!

Trump campaign accused of ‘laundering’ 170 million — companies linked to Brad Parscale are implicated: report

“The Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan campaign finance watchdog group, filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission Tuesday accusing the Trump campaign of “laundering” $170 million through numerous companies, some with connections to former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale,” Forbes reported Monday.

“It adds that the firms are ‘headed by Trump’s recent campaign manager, Brad Parscale, and/or created by Trump campaign lawyers.’ The complaint alleges that the Trump campaign paid millions of dollars to campaign-connected vendors without reporting those payments to the FEC, specifically homing in on American Made Media Consultants (AMMC), a firm created by Parscale, which has been paid over $106 million, making it the campaigns largest vendor,” the magazine noted.

No wonder Brad tried to kill himself!:eek:
 
Eric Trump bitterly attacks ‘disgusting’ NYT reporters who exposed his dad’s massive business losses

Eric Trump appeared on “Fox & Friends” Tuesday to bitterly complain about the way his father is being treated by the Internal Revenue Service and the New York Times.

During the appearance, President Donald Trump’s second-oldest son attacked the New York Times’ explosive reporting on the president avoiding paying federal income tax by reporting massive losses.

Among other things, Trump complained that the article on the president’s taxes was too long and detailed, which he said meant it must have been part of a coordinated political attack.

Yes! How dare they tell the truth!!

:D:D:D:D
 
Well that debate gave us a clear picture of Trump's plans, he has none. just hype and greatness claims. All the horse shit and no pony!

:)
 
Well that debate gave us a clear picture of Trump's plans, he has none. just hype and greatness claims. All the horse shit and no pony!

:)

His plans are clear--to deny the election results altogether (unless, of course, he stumbles into winning again). Trump has gone straight to the internal coup option. No one's gone anywhere close to that since the assassination plotting against Abraham Lincoln. And this time the plotting is by the president himself. Will the national stand up to him? The stakes couldn't be higher for all of us in the United States.
 
9-30-20 AM
Box Scores

United States
Coronavirus Cases: 7,420,300

Deaths: 211,188

Active Cases: 2,543,607 (X 4% =~ 101,744 actively dieing Americans)

Recovered: 4,665,505



Heck of a job Donnie!:rolleyes:
 
Forecasters raise probability of Biden victory 3 percentage points after debate

Good Judgment Inc., a global forecasting company, reported on Wednesday a median estimate that Biden had a 78 percent chance of winning, up from 75 percent the day before

Nate Silver’s political polling group, FiveThirtyEight, also reported on Wednesday that Biden has a 78 percent chance of winning the electoral college, up from 67 percent on Aug. 31.

The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), a bipartisan body that helps plan and execute the debates between presidential and vice presidential candidates, said on Wednesday that it is considering making changes to the format of future debates.

“Last night’s debate made clear that additional structure should be added to the format of the remaining debates to ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues,” the group said in a statement. “The CPD will be carefully considering the changes that it will adopt and will announce those measures shortly.”

I would suggest, Microphone switches and shock collars!!:D:D:D
 
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