(10-22-2020, 02:31 PM)jaglou53 Wrote: Of course it is possible for Trump to win. He will need to somehow overcome Biden's apparent lead in either PA., Wisconsin or Michigan and win all the remaining close states (Florida, Ohio, Ariz., etc.). The only way I see him doing this, however, is if Biden has a major blunder in tonight's debate. If that doesn't happen, Biden should win fairly handily. As unimpressive as Biden may be as a presidential candidate, he is much more popular than Clinton was in 2016. Trump has also had 4 years to alienate enough people who voted for him in 2016, especially senior voters and women. Trump could have easily won had he not handled the pandemic so badly and then exacerbated this blunder by the ridiculous things he has said about it. Attacking Fauci was also a big mistake since he is so highly regarded by the majority of people.

The leftist liberals have driven scores of people from the D party since 2016. I don't see those who won't vote again for Trump being in greater number than the democrats who have switched parties, or not, who will vote for him this time. Or maybe it will equal itself out. Who knows? But I don't see Biden winning in a fair election. The leftists have made themselves look like simpering fools with their meltdowns on social media, not to mention their support for riots that have destroyed the business infrastructure of Seattle and Portland.

Fauci is highly regarded by those whose narrative he serves.

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