Politics Turning GA, NC, NV, and/or PA into victory (Biden vs Trump, 2020 election!)

Is it? Do you have evidence that it is? Right now, Trump is ticking downwards and Biden is ticking up, in polls. That could change, but right now it doesn't seem like the "DNC" is getting bitten in the ass. Furious conservative political cartoons aren't the leading edge of overall political sentiment.

 

It just started. I mean shit, Biden just personally made his statement today. Let’s see how this plays out. Looks like more are coming forward.

 

Sure, we can see how it plays out. But you said it's already biting Democrats in the ass and I just don't see evidence of that.

Maybe it will in the future. That's entirely possible.

 

I absolutely think it is. It’s a pickle they will have to overcome. This is their movement.

 

Trump back up in the Gallup polling.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...high-best-ever-ok-from-independents?_amp=true

 

What did I do now?

 

Well, hard to tell I know, but on this, you missed my green font. Not sure Ive even posted in this thread yet? But If I did., rest assured, it was an insult!

 

But then again we have this.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/

Most presidents in a crisis like this would see their approval rating spike way up even if they did a so so job.

Sorry to burst your bubble mags.

 

I just loooooove her!

 

She’s hot.

But she’ll get exposed real quick and then it will be onto the next one right before Trump leaves office in January.

 

Definitely easy on the eyes

 

My daughter is hotter than her and she hardly wears any makeup. This gal like the fox hosts must pay a fortune for makeup.

 

Dayum. Hot and well spoken. That's it. I'm pro Trump again.

 

Thanks Donald

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...c3f654-78f1-11ea-a130-df573469f094_story.html

CNN made Kayleigh McEnany into everything Trump would want in a press secretary

Kayleigh McEnany in January at a Women for Trump event in Des Moines. (Zach Boyden-Holmes/Des Moines Register/AP)
By
Sarah Ellison and
Elahe Izadi
April 8, 2020 at 11:37 a.m. PDT
In the darkest moment of Donald Trump’s candidacy, when so many had abandoned him in the wake of the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape, Kayleigh McEnany was there for him, defending him on a six-person CNN panel.

“Those comments are despicable,” she acknowledged. But, “he apologized for them.”

Wasn’t he advocating sexual assault? McEnany didn’t think so. “He said he starts to kiss a woman and then they let him do X, Y or Z. That implies consent,” she said.

It had taken months of practice, but McEnany had perfected her act as one of the original pro-Trump pundits on CNN. She described herself as “that blond girl passionately advocating for then candidate Donald Trump proudly wearing my gold cross” in her 2018 book.

Now, her rise to President Trump’s next press secretary — at 31, among the youngest to ever to hold the position — turns her Trump defender role on cable news into an official White House position. She is replacing a camera-shy Stephanie Grisham, who did not hold a single press briefing during her nine-month tenure. McEnany, by contrast, loves a camera, and vice versa — with the glossy looks of a cable host, an appealing quality for a boss known to assess the telegenics of his appointees.

But it was a network the president purports to hate that made McEnany everything he would want in a press secretary. For over two years, CNN paid her to come to fight with other commentators over Trump, opportunities she took night after night. Before then, she was a virtual unknown.

“She auditioned on our air for this gig,” said an executive at the network who was not authorized to comment publicly and spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Many of her appearances devolved into shouting matches captured and monetized in countless videos described by the network’s YouTube page as “CNN commentators clash.” She clashed with other commentators over Trump’s support from white supremacists: “He’s not going to be baited into these traps you are trying to lay for him,” she said. Sheclashed over Stephen K. Bannon’s appointment as his chief strategist. Over polling data.

Fellow Republican commentator Ana Navarro mocked her with an air violin, and Christine Quinn, former speaker of the New York City Council, commanded her to “stop smiling and smirking,” yelling, “You’re outrageous!”

CNN

When Trump retweeted a doctored video that showed him body-slamming a WWE fighter with the CNN logo superimposed on it, McEnany defended him again: “It was just a joke.”

McEnany never apologized or conceded a point, a sensibility that she shared with Trump — and that put her on his radar.

“Outnumbered 8-to-1, or if she was lucky, 7-to-2, Kayleigh never backed down in fighting for the conservative movement supporting Donald Trump,” Sean Hannity wrote in his forward to her book, “The New American Revolution: The Making of a Populist Movement.”

“The thing that is amazing about her is that she manages to defend incredibly gross and disgusting behavior without seeming gross and disgusting,” said Sally Kohn, a liberal pundit and frequent Trump critic who appeared alongside McEnany as a CNN contributor.

McEnany was one of CNN President Jeff Zucker’s early experiments in assembling crowded panels with a mix of political views. They created the model for a pro-Trump cable news pundit, which has become a well-worn path to the White House.

 

He wishes.