If Trump pulls a miracle win in 2020, what will be the most commonly cited reason in hindsight? (user search)
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Question: If Trump pulls a miracle win in 2020, what will be the most commonly cited reason in hindsight?
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Biden not campaigning while Trump held rallies		  
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Trump voter enthusiasm led to higher than expected GOP turnout		  
#3
Biden and Democrats failed to answer questions about court-packing		  
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Trump overperformed with Latinos while Biden struggled		  
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Democrats made too big of an issue of COVID, people got tired of it		  
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Polls being wrong, shy Trump vote was real		  
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« on: October 23, 2020, 04:33:55 AM »
I think it'll be a little more general "Biden was old, represented the old Democratic Party, and wasn't able to inspire enough of a coalition to turn out for him during a pandemic" although the lack of rallies would probably (I would argue unfairly) play into that narrative.
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