General Election 2024

Weird gambit in Colorado. If it doesn't work and SCOTUS says, "No, at least, not until there is a conviction to that effect in a Federal court," then they probably turn more people to Trump's side.

It looks like Pelosi's signature.

I'd guess she's the one calling the shots.

She could have learned it from her father.


Some think it's Obama, but it doesn't seem to have his signature.

And Rice recently resigned.

Another that might have the signature is Schiff, but I don't think he could do it mentally.

I don't think Schumer is evil enough.

It could be Hillary.


But the entire thing is a masterpiece, like a Rembrandt.

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Weird gambit in Colorado. If it doesn't work and SCOTUS says, "No, at least, not until there is a conviction to that effect in a Federal court," then they probably turn more people to Trump's side.

Who are these mystery voters who haven’t already made up their minds on whether they’re on Donny’s side or not?

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Who are these mystery voters who haven’t already made up their minds on whether they’re on Donny’s side or not?

Yeah, not sure there are any.

I suppose the villagers may again grab their torches and try to enter Congress again without a condom.

Every single oddsmakers website has Trump leading, some by 10 points. I can't find a single one that has Biden in the lead and just three months ago almost all of them did.

Harris looks way undervalued but not for an election.

I didn't see the word election.

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Who are these mystery voters who haven’t already made up their minds on whether they’re on Donny’s side or not?

I don't know, but Trump seems to be poling (in a head-to-head) at better numbers than his 2020 popular vote share, so one assumes such people might exist.

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Who are these mystery voters who haven’t already made up their minds on whether they’re on Donny’s side or not?

Do you think that they are going to self-identify right now?

The "mystery voters" are not a mystery at all. They identify as "undecided" even if they may have an inkling which way they will vote. They could swing either way based on how things go between now and casting ballots.

There are some who are supporting others now...

If everyone was "decided" we would already know who will win.

The first time Democrats tried something like this, was with Republican Lincoln.

Then at least the 14th Amendment was introduced after Lincoln.

The south didn't want him in their voting process.


Not only because of Democrat slavery.


This was likely part of their plan all along.

Which could imply, that all the other Democrat states will do the same.


The flood of folks into TX and AZ likely is related, but I haven't figured that one out yet.

Donny is most definitely PRO-disqualifying candidates from ballots.