2024 Presidential Election | ELECTION DAY 2024

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CFordUNC said:
I fully believe that there will be ebbs and flows and good days and bad days for the Harris campaign
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I bet there are going to be a lot more bad days for the Trump campaign than for the Harris campaign. It's what they do...
 
RockyMtnHoo said:
Here’s a question I’ve asked my Pub friends ever since Biden dropped out and they’ve expressed concern over a “crazy left agenda” with Harris. How does that happen when the SCOTUS is safely conservative, and the Senate is probably better than 50/50 to flip? Even if the House flips blue, how would anything get pushed through with a Pub Senate?

If that’s truly the concern of Pubs, I’d prefer they vote for Harris and then vote Pub down the rest of the ticket. It creates a stalemate but at least it doesn’t put a nut back in the WH.
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I certainly see the benefit of split power in various different ways. Cooper plus the Republican legislature has done great things for NC the last 8 years.

If I have to take a risk on one party having all the power in Washington though, I would rather it be Republicans than Democrats. Washington is just too insane for me to vote for any Dem for a federal office.
 
HeelYeah2012 said:
If I have to take a risk on one party having all the power in Washington though, I would rather it be Republicans than Democrats. Washington is just too insane for me to vote for any Dem for a federal office.
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I work in a hospital treating psych patients. I sat in on an interview this morning with a new patient who didn't say anything as delusional as this.

I could understand someone having this position 15 years ago. Respectfully, I can't anymore.
 
Hopefully Trump goads all of his idiot followers into liquidating their retirement portfolios in order to buy gold and silver from the Fox News commercials. More discount stocks for the rest of us!
 
Since we are close to the VP pick, was just thinking when was the last time A Dem picked a Governor as VP? And not sure when the GOP has either? Seems like they pretty much stick to experienced Washington hands. So I wonder if this affects Shapiro's prospects especially since he's only been Governor for two years.
 
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