2020 Presidential Race

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When the debates (if they actually have any) start, we should have a tournament style bracket that we can participate in as to when each of these douchenozzles will drop out of the race, and who will be the one that Mr Trump destroys in 2020.

I'll see if I can come up with something
 
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SpaceCoastVol said:
When the debates (if they actually have any) start, we should have a tournament style bracket that we can participate in as to when each of these douchenozzles will drop out of the race, and who will be the one that Mr Trump destroys in 2020.

I'll see if I can come up with something
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You totally need to make this happen.
 
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volfanjustin said:
I tend to agree but keep in mind this is the same country that elected barack "barry" hussein obama, twice so I still don't fully trust it's a lock.
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It isn't a lock for Trump, but he has a leg up. It is difficult to unseat an incumbent, the economy has been doing well, and the 33ish% of voters that are firmly behind him no matter what he does helps. It will be tough for any Democrat.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
It isn't a lock for Trump, but he has a leg up. It is difficult to unseat an incumbent, the economy has been doing well, and the 33ish% of voters that are firmly behind him no matter what he does helps. It will be tough for any Democrat.
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I do think Biden is the only one who is a serious threat
 
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Oh... I got it. IT will have the primary dates along the horizontal axis, and the clown roster on the vertical. You write in their names or make an X or something until you think they drop out. Something like this:

Maybe we could have a small prize at the end. I'd spring for a dinner for two at Chick Fil A or something like that.


bwaaaa haaaaa haaaa
 

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zeppelin128 said:
Don't count out the Bern just yet. He's the only other politician I can think of, except for maybe Obama, that has a similar group of followers as Trump.
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I don't think the folks are ready for an admitted socialist. He does have a following of young people, no doubt about that, One thing that could hurt Biden is those same Bernie supporters feel they have had the nomination stole from them twice.
 
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volfanjustin said:
I don't think the folks are ready for an admitted socialist. He does have a following of young people, no doubt about that, One thing that could hurt Biden is those same Bernie supporters feel they have had the nomination stole from them twice.
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Yep, they may sit it out if Biden gets the nomination.
 
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Grand Vol said:
I think you'd have a record number of people sitting out the election.
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My fellow Comrade Millennials would be out in full force, but it would likely depress turnout among other groups. I could be wrong, but there also seems to be a lot more political fatigue than usual. Between Trump and Congressional Dem's antics, it seems a lot of people are tuning out. Anecdotal and just among people I know, but it feels like many are washing their hands of all of it. That might depress turnout as well.
 
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volfanjustin said:
I don't think the folks are ready for an admitted socialist. He does have a following of young people, no doubt about that, One thing that could hurt Biden is those same Bernie supporters feel they have had the nomination stole from them twice.
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I forget where I read it, but something like 10-15% of Bernie Bros in 2016 voted for Trump out of spite, which still baffles me. No doubt that would happen again if Biden wins the nomination, they've been pissed for three years.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
My fellow Comrade Millennials would be out in full force, but it would likely depress turnout among other groups. I could be wrong, but there also seems to be a lot more political fatigue than usual. Between Trump and Congressional Dem's antics, it seems a lot of people are tuning out. Anecdotal and just among people I know, but it feels like many are washing their hands of all of it. That might depress turnout as well.
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As a parent of two millennials with friends who are parents of millennials I don't think the generation is as liberal as you think.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
I forget where I read it, but something like 10-15% of Bernie Bros in 2016 voted for Trump out of spite, which still baffles me. No doubt that would happen again if Biden wins the nomination, they've been pissed for three years.
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If true I can see that for 2 reasons, a middle finger to Hillary and the DNC and most importantly a vote for someone different
 
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But they are registered as Democrats, run as Democrats. Bernie is an Independent that just caucuses with them. It is kind of an unusual circumstance and I haven't seen much discussion among the MSM or Democrats about this.
 
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