Hardkill

Valid point. Actually, Michael Moore, who correctly predicted in 2016 that Trump would win against Hillary, had recently asked rhetorically "Does he really want to win?" Howard Stern even said a while back in one of his interviews that Trump psychologically doesn't really want to be president. He just wants the title and position of it.

He really his. That's why he has now gotten so desperate that he's been lately trying to cause as much as chaos in this election as he can in order to inspire as much uncertainty as he can in as many voters (including of course as many democratic voters and swing voters) as he can over whether or not it is worth it to vote at all. This is basically a form of voter intimidation, which of course is a form of voter suppression. However, at the same time, Trump is announcing this whole "change your vote" thing because he actually is also sub communicating to the American public that he really knows that he is losing badly; therefore, he's actually giving off a begging vibe. He's desperately begging all of the people out there who are heavily inclined if not have become totally hardened Biden supporters/voters to switch over to Trump himself. It's disgustingly pathetic.

Yeah, I like that one. lol Also, this businessinsider article mentions Trump having tweeted a largely incorrect fact about being able to change your vote. https://www.businessinsider.com/how-can-you-change-your-vote-trump-clinton-early-voting-2016-11 It says only a handful of states allow it. Even then, it seems difficult to change your vote in those states.

It really is pathetic. It's incredibly low cunning. Btw, what about this now? https://www.foxnews.com/media/twitter-lifts-new-york-posts-suspension-after-lengthy-standoff-over-hunter-biden-report Do you think it still won't matter for Joe Biden?

Why would the other peace officers besides the CIA only make it worse? Why can't any of them help stop voter fraud, dumping, and abuse from happening? Are you saying that the election offices or polling places or wherever else all of the vote-counting happens are all gonna be like Wild Wild West places?

Aw man. So, what are the police, FBI, CIA, and other peace officers doing about all of this?

Yeah, that's actually what I was pretty much thinking. So, you don't think the recent riot in Philadelphia, with the tragic shooting and death of Walter Wallace Jr. will really hurt Biden's chance of winning Pennsylvania?

So, how likely do you think that Biden will win Pennsylvania now?

So, is there a way to know if any votes have been dumped without counted, how many turned where disqualified fraudulently or abused regulations now, and how many have become the object of other kinds of legal challenges?

So, then how did Obama in 2008 end up winning 365 electoral votes when he had less of a lead back then than Biden does now in the polls (Biden will also probably win the popular vote by a much greater margin than Obama did back then)? What about in 2012 when Obama won 332 electoral votes, but ended up only leading the polling average by about 1 point over Romney back then whereas Biden has consistently shown to have the largest polling average lead ever since the very beginning of the existence of scientific polls for elections, which was 1936? Was it Obama's charisma that had him defy the polls that much? I am not sure that I totally buy that. Maybe, I am wrong. Though, I am unclear as to what I am saying here would be incorrect.

I like that call.

It doesn't look a toss-up anymore. Biden is very likely gonna win it.

Wait, I thought that you previously said last week that you were predicting a Biden landslide. Furthermore, how did Obama in 2008 end up winning 365 electoral votes when he had less of a lead back then than Biden does now in the polls (Biden will also probably win the popular vote by a much greater margin than Obama did back then)? What about in 2012 when Obama won 332 electoral votes, but ended up only leading the polling average by about 1 point over Romney back then whereas Biden has consistently shown to have the largest polling average lead ever since the very beginning of the existence of scientific polls for elections, which was 1936? Also, what is considered the minimum number of total electoral votes needed to get a landslide?

I am not sure if anyone has already talked about this before on this forum, but what are your guy's thoughts on the possible interference by the Russians or Iranians in the very imminent US presidential election?

Now, how much do you guys think that the possible interference from Russia or Iran in this election will negatively affect Biden's chances of winning?

If Biden loses because of SCOTUS then I don't know how I am going to deal with its traumatic consequences.

Well, he better not screw up Biden's chances of winning. Yeah, Kanye gave such a totally vague response about how he would deal with foreign matters like the one Joe Rogan just proposed. Even his campaign ads are filled with only platitudes with absolutely nothing about how he proposes to improve our country.

Do you think that Kanye will negatively affect Biden's chance of winning?

Yeah, those are all good signs. Btw, there is this American professor of American history, named Allan Litchman, who has successfully predicted all the official winners of presidential elections from 1984 to now, except for 2000 (because the Supreme Court ultimately ruled in favor of Bush over the Florida recount situation, which) and successfully predicted all of the winners of the popular vote of each presidential elections (except for the last election when Hillary won the popular vote). For the 2016 election, he correctly predicted that Trump would win the electoral college and thereby become our current president. The model he has used to predict both the electoral college winners and popular vote winners for each US presidential election is called the 13 keys system. Now, he predicts that Trump will lose the electoral college because Trump is the primary individual to be blamed for the terrible handling of both the COVID pandemic and the social/political unrest within the entire country. He explains that his exceptional level of self-absorption and the terrible decisions he has made for managing all of the crises that have been going on in the US for several months now have not only caused the entire US economy to tank, but also have caused such terrible divisiveness and rage within our entire country. Hence, believes that Biden will win the White House. However, professor Litchman says that his predict has a chance of turning to be false if Trump wins by stealing the election through either voter suppression (which is pretty much what happened with the 2000 presidential election) or by the Russian Interference (which arguably had a negative major impact on the last presidential election). Here's the link for a Livestream vid on Youtube which was done live on October 20 where the interviewer asked Litchman about his prediction model and why he still predicts that Trump will lose, unless too much voter suppression or too much Russian Interference happens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amSxPiP9TEA&t=476s Here's another vid about the 13 keys model and why it predicts a Biden win: So, do you think that now all of the solid conservatives justices, including ACB, will overturn all of the voting rights throughout the entire country for all mail-in ballots or early voting? Do you think that the Supreme Court Justices and many of the lower court judges will end up denying or rejecting all of the mail-in ballot votes that were ever made throughout the whole country?

So, now how much will voter suppression do you guys think will happen in this election, especially now That ACB as of today will become the new US Supreme Court Justice?

Hey guys, here's the link for the 2nd/final 2020 Presidential Debate between Biden and Trump: It will start in about a half-hour. Btw, in case you didn't know, both of the candidates will have their mics muted during portions of this debate. Let me know what your reactions, thoughts, feelings, etc. are about it all.

Yeah, that's what Leo was saying. However, these undecided voters do sound like they have been following politics. I heard one of them talk about Biden being against TPP and other issues that have been on the news for a long time. Am I wrong?

Btw guys, how likely is it that Kanye West's run for president will affect Biden's chances of winning?

Well, then it's like why don't the rest of the undecided voters throughout the whole country think this way too?

You mean because if he did suffer a really bout of sickness like Johnson throughout the rest of the month of October and lost the election, then his supporters will then be like "Man, Trump lost because he didn't get the chance to finish campaigning for himself during the last month before the election. If he didn't get sick, then he really would've won! This is totally unfair!" Yeah? lol