2020 US General Election Thread XIII: Nocturne

[San Lumen]

I wouldn't be surprised if McConnell just refused to have any hearings on cabinet picks, leaving the Biden Admin crippled from the start of it's term.

I...don't even know the political ramifications of that. One side of me feels like the GOP would be slaughtered for trying to do that, but the rational side of me knows it would allow them to paint the Dems as "weak." Thus, allowing them to win big in 2022. *sighs*

Able to rig an entire election, unable to pick a Cabinet member, nobody gets sick of the double-speak, god love it.

Id like to think they would be crushed for that but in this country I doubt it. People believe lie after lie. I wouldnt even put it past Republicans to refuse to even allow a budget vote causing a months long government shutdown.

[Thermodolia]

The beauty of appointing Republicans...

Republicans would never confirm them.

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

[San Lumen]

Republicans would never confirm them.

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

are you that sure Warnock will win? McConnell could also prevent a vote like he did with Garland.

[Rusozak]

Republicans would never confirm them.

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

And that's assuming nothing changes in the runoff election.

[Whitemore]

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

are you that sure Warnock will win? McConnell could also prevent a vote like he did with Garland.

Warnock has a very good chance of winning, he already has a 8 point lead right now but combine that with the 6 other Democrats who ran for Senate he'd be over 51% of the vote.

[San Lumen]

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

And that's assuming nothing changes in the runoff election.

Hopefully Democrats get both. A tied Senate would mean McConnell can't block everything.

[Andsed]

Also it's a small thing but Biden's insistence on the need for a hard border to not be put up in Ireland is a great start to his foreign policy imo. I desperately hope his admin will try to continue dialogue with the DPRK as well because the era of sanctions and all that other shit has clearly failed.

I would have to agree here. That along with the talks of a student loan forgiveness plan and Bidens talk of putting together a Covid response team to create an actual Covid response does give me some hope for the beginning of his presidency. Its definitely already looking better than Trumps nonsense imo.

[Forsher]

Republicans would never confirm them.

The republicans majority is only going to be 1. You only need one republican to vote for the nominees and the VP breaks the tie

What happens if a member of the Senate is nominated? Do they get to vote to approve their own nomination?

[Rusozak]

And that's assuming nothing changes in the runoff election.

Hopefully Democrats get both. A tied Senate would mean McConnell can't block everything.

I guess it comes down to whether Georgians think partisan power distribution or a functional federal government are more important.

[Jedi Council]

are you that sure Warnock will win? McConnell could also prevent a vote like he did with Garland.

Warnock has a very good chance of winning, he already has a 8 point lead right now but combine that with the 6 other Democrats who ran for Senate he'd be over 51% of the vote.

Thats not true; 538 did the math, if every vote that went blue went to Warnock, he would have only had about 48%

[San Lumen]

are you that sure Warnock will win? McConnell could also prevent a vote like he did with Garland.

Warnock has a very good chance of winning, he already has a 8 point lead right now but combine that with the 6 other Democrats who ran for Senate he'd be over 51% of the vote.

Forgive me if I have zero faith in polls whatsoever anymore.

[Whitemore]

Warnock has a very good chance of winning, he already has a 8 point lead right now but combine that with the 6 other Democrats who ran for Senate he'd be over 51% of the vote.

Thats not true; 538 did the math, if every vote that went blue went to Warnock, he would have only had about 48%

Forgive me for not being able to keep up with 538, I simply added up all of the averages each Democrat Candidate got on RCP and came to 51% which I still think is true. Could you give me the link to this article?

[Whitemore]

Warnock has a very good chance of winning, he already has a 8 point lead right now but combine that with the 6 other Democrats who ran for Senate he'd be over 51% of the vote.

Forgive me if I have zero faith in polls whatsoever anymore.

That's understandable, I believe State Polling is more accurate over National Polling.

[Jedi Council]

Thats not true; 538 did the math, if every vote that went blue went to Warnock, he would have only had about 48%

Forgive me for not being able to keep up with 538, I simply added up all of the averages each Democrat Candidate got on RCP and came to 51% which I still think is true. Could you give me the link to this article?

Near the bottom of the article

[San Lumen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XI8xNy ... e=youtu.be

Keith Olbermann lays out a great editorial for why Trump's election fraud claims will go absolutely nowhere.

[Whitemore]

Forgive me for not being able to keep up with 538, I simply added up all of the averages each Democrat Candidate got on RCP and came to 51% which I still think is true. Could you give me the link to this article?

Near the bottom of the article

Thank you.

[Albrenia]

So these 'investigations' that Barr is authorising, think anything will come of them?

[Whitemore]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XI8xNyH5sQ&feature=youtu.be

Keith Olbermann lays out a great editorial for why Trump's election fraud claims will go absolutely nowhere.

Even if they did, the amount of votes Trump includes in each lawsuit still wouldn't change the outcome of the election.

[Aclion]

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and Republicans will spend the next four years blocking everything claiming Biden's presidency is illegitimate.

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

[Albrenia]

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and Republicans will spend the next four years blocking everything claiming Biden's presidency is illegitimate.

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

[Nobel Hobos 2]

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and Republicans will spend the next four years blocking everything claiming Biden's presidency is illegitimate.

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

Still sore about McCain are we?

[Forsher]

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and Republicans will spend the next four years blocking everything claiming Biden's presidency is illegitimate.

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

Did you live under a rock ca. Obama?

[Whitemore]

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

Still sore about McCain are we?

McCain is laughing in his grave right now at Trump I bet.

[San Lumen]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XI8xNyH5sQ&feature=youtu.be

Keith Olbermann lays out a great editorial for why Trump's election fraud claims will go absolutely nowhere.

Even if they did, the amount of votes Trump includes in each lawsuit still wouldn't change the outcome of the election.

correct

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and Republicans will spend the next four years blocking everything claiming Biden's presidency is illegitimate.

I wish they would. You guys deserve a taste of your own medicine

yeah lets have completely non functional government for four years. Just shut down the government until 2024.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

barr allows bullshit to continue

Can't wait to see this Benedict Arnold get kicked to the curb.

I'm still just a bit worryed about this. Should I be?