-MT is closer than it was in 2016, like Trump +8
-Trump's EC advantage grows significantly, with a bunch of states voting a few points to the right of the country
-Democrats lose the senate, and partisanship wins out, except in ME
-The house is closer than expected but Ds hold on
-Biden wins FL
-ME swings heavily in either direction
-MI votes to the left of MN, unless Klobs is the VP
-Polling underestimates Biden a bit
-Democrats have dissapointing results in TX
-NV votes simillar to AZ
-Someone dies in a competative house or senate race, causing a flip
-Biden flips NE-2, and it goes to him by a few points
-The October suprise seems bad for Ds and seems to help Trump but doesn't cahnge the outcome
-The economic recovery helps Trump a bit
-On election day, the weather is really crappy somewhere, causing a weird result
-States that didn't get hit as hard by COVID swing to Trump a bit
-NC votes to the right of FL
-No one on this forum will predict the exact outcome correctly
We’re talking about a make believe “economic recovery” now already?
Uh, OK.
Way to give the Republicans talking points in advance, before there is any sign whatsoever any such thing will actually occur.
This is why liberals lose so f—king always.
Even IF there is some semblance of “economic recovery” before the election, Trump deserves to be relentlessly hammered into oblivion, deep down past the likes of Herbert Hoover and James Buchanan, for letting things get this bad in the first place.
The fact that some Democrats are apparently already conceding ground here scares the s—t out of me. This is how you miss a lay-up.
