This.

Trump's inability to do think of anything in terms of what's good for the country has been on display for his entire presidency. He's not even capable of faking empathy.

Chris Wallace doesn't even bother me that much. He's a far cry from the Fox opinion people. But yeah, it's absolutely absurd to characterize him as some sort of puppet for the Democratic party, much less the progressive wing of the Democratic party.

I watch UK sessions of parliament streams, especially Prime Minister's questions sessions, with the same kind of fascination.

Chris Wallace is by far one of the best news guys out there and unless they change the rules that will be the best you get.

Its not like CNN has its Tuckers and Hannity's

Man, I miss Bercow. Highly recommend Bercow compilations on youtube.

There's was a whole section of the debate about "violence and racism in American cities" which could be viewed as a win for Trump since it's basically setting up law and order on a tee, and Biden went along with it and did reasonably well. The 'got to cover both sides' of that was always going to be "whatabout Trump and white supremists?" So Trump gets to talk about how violence in the streets and feckless Democratic mayors for a good 15 minutes in exchange for answering one softball question, and he whiffs on it.

Every once in a while dad doesn't come home drunk and slap ma around.

It's always a good day.

As evil is the fact Trump could not even denounce the proud boys . Why can't Biden denounce Antifa? The FBI has them on a watch list as well.

Throw Sanders in there as a very close 2nd candidate behind Biden and we have an even more humdinger of an election this time around.

Yes. Within hours of it being made

https://www.businessinsider.com/joe-...ent-2020-8?amp

And even Spencer was saying “obviously republicans align well with me on race issues but they are just too incompetent to handle things like healthcare or covid that aren’t just about race, immigration etc.”

There is no "them". Trump's own FBI director literally said 2 weeks ago that antifa is an ideology not an organization.

https://apnews.com/article/donald-tr...d0be4b65f2362e

Which really messes with Trump because drumming up fear of the antifa boogeyman is absolutely crucial to his and the far-right's strategy.

Sanders wasn’t a close 2nd. He was much closer in 2016 (though still not all that close) and Clinton was a much closer second in 08. He got about as close as Cruz did in 2016.

The ANTIFA website now redirects to Bidens campaign page with the option to donate and my Facebook feed is full of Republicans calling this out as Biden being shady and full of **** when ANTIFA is guaranteed to endorse the not-Trump candidate and Biden likely has nothing to do with it at all

Talking about having two old guys as the democrats main contenders for the nomination.

What antifa website? I feel 99% sure antifa does not have a website.

Benghazi: Bullshit Mountain's finest hour.

~350yrs of oppression vs Couple white people get uncomfortable and it's the end of the world/reverse racism and this needs to stop--immediately

Sanders lost the rigged primary. The Dems then lost then WH.

#lolDems

Then someone is spreading propaganda by having antifa com direct to joebiden.com

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ed/3455297001/

Pretty much - sounds like the domain has never been in use and could very well be some kind of false flag right now. Pretty sure no one in antifa has $37k. They are some broke MFers.

I'm not really making a prediction about how undecided voters are likely to break. Rather, I'm saying that pollster likely voter models are probably less accurate this cycle because of the potential for the lockdown to change voter behavior. Thus, an 8-point polling lead for Biden is less predictive of him actually winning than it would be in a normal election because of the greater variance.

As for whether specific issues like COVID, the economy, race relations, crime etc becoming more salient is likely to push undecided voters towards one or the other candidate - sure, there are plausible stories there, but I tend to be more of a random walk guy with a bias towards reversion to the mean regarding future changes in polling. I'm skeptical that pundits or regular people have any special insight here that overcomes confirmation bias this close to an election. More relevantly, I have no reason to think these specific issues would cause polls to be less accurate than normal (unlike with the lockdown).

A play, in three acts:







"Biden is cancelling the debates. I won the debate. I should cancel the debates"

lmao imagine being dumb enough to support this guy

To say antifa is not an organization is not to say it doesn't exist, but that it doesn't have a clear hierarchy or leadership structure. If Biden thinks it is an ideology, then Wallace should press him on what this ideology says and whether its permissive attitude towards lawlessness and violence is justified.

Apparently, lots of voters don't actually know who the President of the United States really is and are immediately turned off when forced to watch him in his element

Seems like Biden covered all bases with a blanket condemnation of violence when protesting.