I mean they kinda brought negative news coverage on themselves.

That's irrelevant to the point.

Fair coverage or not, the point stands.

It's what Americans see.

Depends on whose point tho.

simple really I voted Libertarian where I had that option (for the most part, believe there was one I didn't care for) and Republican when I didn't have an option ... if I were in GA I would be interested in voting for both the Republican Senate candidates NOT because I care for them (none of the Senate candidates impress me in GA) but because I would prefer divided/gridlocked government to one-party take all government ... I've known for decades that I wouldn't vote for Trump for dog catcher much less President, his current behavior is pretty much why

The average American voter that doesn't care about politics much and just hates hearing about Trump 24 hours a day.

No, I dont think its irrelevant... When the story is that "7 Children Die in US Custody" or "Trump Administration Can't Find Parents of Over 600 Children in US Custody"..... Its just reporting the news.

So its less about negative stories and more about shitty terrible decisions and execution of plans by the Administration

Trump attacked the news his whole campaign. It was a tactic to get folks to accept propaganda. Unparalleled dishonesty and no transparency. Attacking fact checkers. No common source of facts leads to divisiveness. They wanted to create an alternate reality. Post fact post science world.

so been watching the az Citizen Investigation one thing they found that 2012 voters for mail ballots living in one house..

Yeah, no one on any side can claim they are surprised by how he is acting.

My votes.... I went down the ballot.

Is this going to raise taxes?
Yes?
Okay f—k that.

Is this going to raise taxes?
No?
Okay. If it could be useful, go for it.

Yes, and that is something Trump bragged about and credited as being a big part of his win in 16

Sooo... cuts both ways

I was saying it's a bad thing for Trump.

It was in 2020... but it was his plan in 2016. He wanted every network watching him and covering him nonstop. I mean CNN and MSNBC would cover an empty podium for 30 minutes waiting on him to show up in 2016 and per Trump, that was part of his plan and helped him win

Without giving away too much... I live in OC, CA. It is a Republican stronghold in SoCal. There was no Senate seat up for grabs this time. Also, we don't tend to get the best Dem candidates here and my in-laws are staunch Republicans. I have gotten to know many of the Rep candidates over the years, so I have grown to like them as people and voted Rep for the House. For state rep, our Rep candidate befriended my son and I appreciate him for that, so I voted for him. Local elections are a mixed bag, but I try to learn as much as I can. I voted for some Dems, some Inds, and one or two Reps.

I think he won because the DNC put up the worst candidate possible to compete with him.

This is why I put weight into your feedback.

That certainly helped

Im just saying what Trump has said in interviews

He felt like all the media he got for free because he was always "entertaining" helped him

That was your only response?

The only time I vote Republican is for governor.

No. Its just going to be ignored on the rest of them. I thought the thread had died. Will go back up

If it wasn't "Ridin' with Biden" and instead Trump against Kamala, Trump would have won, hands down, likely in a historic landslide.

"Ridin' with Biden" is a great slogan, btw.

But I would have voted for Reagan, had I been old enough...and I would have regretted it as an adult, I think.

I know people that voted for Biden that really did not like Harris, but they hated her a bit less than they hated Trump. And Biden kept his false teeth in and the CoVid lock down helped him a lot (helped Biden)

I do not care for Kamala.

Kamala has way more damaging political baggage.

And this is why I believe that we all got behind Biden. This time around it was not about voting FOR Biden it was about getting Trump out

Biden is your friendly old (sometimes racist) grandfather.

I think complacency had something to do with it, too. The MSM made him seem like such a buffoon that most Dems didn't take him seriously. They all thought Clinton would win in a landslide. Long line at the polls? No need to wait, it's a forgone conclusion.

At least VP took AG off the table. Think about it.

Potentially.... Im not a big fan of Harris. But, and I am trying to be delicate here.... Biden was somewhat hamstrung about who he could choose as a running mate.

I don't think he had a choice.

Simulation Exercise 09/16/2020 Used To Develop Election Coup https://www.sunriseexposed.com/?wix-vod-video-id=ed1fd8347d854a66bd1bd0b4bbfed1b9&wix-vod-comp-id=comp-kh21wffx

Yeppers... that is basically what I am saying

They were not all cuddly during primaries

at all