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2024 Presidential Election | ELECTION DAY 2024

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Explaining how he reached his prediction, he said he doesn’t believe there are undecided voters — if somebody hasn’t yet made a decision, chances are they won’t be going to the polls.“

I’m not sure how much of Mark McKinnon’s analysis I believe, but I absolutely agree with the above statement. I have been screaming for months that there are no undecided voters to be swayed. This election is about commitment, enthusiasm, and get out the vote. It’s not about Kamala Harris. It is about who is more committed, those trying to reelect Trump or those determined to keep him out. Trump knows this, that’s why he has gone scorched earth in the last few weeks. He isn’t trying to convince anybody to vote for him, he’s just trying to keep the true believers fired up.
 
I hope you don’t think I’m remotely worried about not being able to interact with you anymore. lol at being such a snowflake you need to use “Super Ignore” on an internet message board about politics.
Your last sentence gives you away. To you this is a game so why would anyone want to use super ignore in the game.

Normal people want honest thoughtful debate. Erasing those who don’t provide thar is a simply common sense step to take.

If you really wanted honest engagement, you would have understood why super ignore is beneficial.
 
I feel like everything will break for Harris but a national lead of 1-2 in the polls is very, very, very concerning. I think the polls are wrong and she’ll win easily.
I've posted this before, but my "gut instinct" has been for the past couple of months that she will win, and perhaps by a larger margin than Biden. I do think that "Trump fatigue" is real, even among some Republicans (exactly how many, I have no idea. It's definitely a minority, that's for sure). Yet at the same time I just can't convince myself that she is going to win, probably because of flashbacks to 2016. I guess we'll see which proves to be right - my gut instinct or my anxiety lingering from another election.
 
I've posted this before, but my "gut instinct" has been for the past couple of months that she will win, and perhaps by a larger margin than Biden. I do think that "Trump fatigue" is real, even among some Republicans (exactly how many, I have no idea. It's definitely a minority, that's for sure). Yet at the same time I just can't convince myself that she is going to win, probably because of flashbacks to 2016. I guess we'll see which proves to be right - my gut instinct or my anxiety lingering from another election.
You and me both
 
Your last sentence gives you away. To you this is a game so why would anyone want to use super ignore in the game.

Normal people want honest thoughtful debate. Erasing those who don’t provide thar is a simply common sense step to take.

If you really wanted honest engagement, you would have understood why super ignore is beneficial.
There are plenty of posters on here who aren’t so childish they have to “super ignore” other posters on an Internet forum.
 
How many of you all have a Harris (or Trump) sign in your front yard?

So my situation. I am separated (have been for years) but split time between an apartment and our house. We do this so that our special needs child can stay permanently at the house.

I told my ex that I didn't want signs in our yard because I don't want my house shot up nor do I want to be put on some type of list. I know that sounds paranoid for a low probability event but the cost of not having a sign is really low too. She initially agreed but then put up a Harris sign.

It isn't a big deal (knock on wood) but it does concern me a bit. Our neighborhood is probably 80% Harris voters so I am not concerned about people from within the neighborhood but I just don't think now is the time to prominently display your political affiliations.

Just my thought. I am not making a deal of it. But I will take the sign down immediately after the election, win or lose.
I have a sign, but it’s specifically a Veterans for Harris sign, so people will likely think better of messing with me over it.
 
There are plenty of posters on here who aren’t so childish they have to “super ignore” other posters on an Internet forum.
Actually it's the posters who don't have you on ignore (like me) who are the childish ones, in that we get a perverse, childish pleasure out of insulting you for your seemingly deliberate stupidity (actually I know you can't help it, but I don't care). It's an odd thing to get pleasure from, but perhaps not as odd as the pleasure you get from being insulted for your stupidity. But clearly you do. Like the old saw about publicity, for you there's no such thing as bad attention...
 
The whole fact he thinks there are like long term records of summer jobs (and that they would ever be on your resume as an adult) should show people how out of touch he is....

But yet folks in mobile homes and shacks thinks he is a man of the people and would gladly come into their home to have dinner. He looks down on that...and it's so wild they dont see it
 
The whole fact he thinks there are like long term records of summer jobs (and that they would ever be on your resume as an adult) should show people how out of touch he is....

But yet folks in mobile homes and shacks thinks he is a man of the people and would gladly come into their home to have dinner. He looks down on that...and it's so wild they dont see it
The chances anyone from Trump’s side even asked McDonalds if Kamala ever worked there are pretty much nil.
 
The McDonalds thing would have been ok for a candidate that is not already defined. Trump has been around forever and everyone knows he wants no part of their workers. I’m sure he likes the company’s fries though. He is huge.
 
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