Black and Hispanic voters are just as dumb as White voters. It just takes a little more propaganda to get them to vote Republican. Lots of Blacks and Hispanics are hyper-religious. Those hyper-religous POC care more about abortion and Jesus than they do about racism.
I think Biden has lost the election tonight. The polling errors in Florida and Georgia are too much. Biden's internal polls were saying that Michigan and Minnesota were insanely close too with Biden up just +1 point. There was an A+ rated poll in Iowa, on 538, a few days ago that gave Trump a weird +7 advantage. If Trump is really doing that well in Iowa, then he is probably doing just as well in Ohio and/or Pennsylvania. Why? Because these state are similar in demographics. I know Biden is up in Ohio currently, but what matters in the final count, and if Democratic counties underperform there, then Biden loses Ohio.
Biden could pull off a nail biter, victory, but that's meaningless so long as a Republican controlled state passes a last minute bill to give all the electors of their state to Trump. For example: Suppose AZ goes blue, but the AZ Governor and Legislature just vote to give all their electoral votes to Trump. Or suppose Biden pulls off a nail biter victory, but it's so close that it goes to the Supreme Court. Trump wins there too.
And even if Biden were to win by some utter fucking miracle, he definitely isn't getting the Senate. He'll be a lame duck president at best with McConnell filibustering every piece of legislation that goes to the Senate.
Biden getting a horrible nationwide polling error in Trump's favor can easily be explained by Biden not having a ground game. Simple as that.
| Bofferbrauer2 said: Trump winning Florida but losing Texas, who would have expected that? |
Nah, I doubt Biden gets Texas. Fivethirtyeight has an election tool that shows how winning in one state can predict a win in another state. Biden will almost certainly lose Texas too. His current Texas numbers aren't enough to overcome the overwhelmingly red vote from rural areas of Texas.








