J.C.MacSwell

Everything now is one extreme or the other. Harris's campaign toward the middle has been rejected. America wants concrete answers sans details. The last thing they want is to be forced to think.

Not quite. They were on their way to Cuba but better sense prevailed.

Nice to see a politician determined to keep his campaign promises. Not sure of the details, as no one, including him no doubt, knows what they are...but he did promise stupid

I'm not sure after every vote is counted she will have lost the popular vote but it hardly matters. She ran a decent campaign, Trump ran his worst and least honest so far, and this is the result. Not sure what to think never mind say.

We're living in the twilight zone.

It's pure something...

Thanks. I tried it but they want my email... Assuming the non battleground States go as expected that leaves the Harris with 226, 44 short of 270 And Trump 219, 51 short So there are 3 possible results leaving a tie at 269 with Harris getting 43 and Trump 50: Harris: Arizona (11) Georgia (16) and North Carolina (16) leaving Trump: Michigan (15) Nevada (6) Pennsylvania (19) Wisconsin (10) or Harris: Arizona (11) Georgia (16) Nevada (6) and Wisconsin (10) leaving Trump: Michigan (15) North Carolina (16) and Pennsylvania (19) Or Harris: Arizona (11) North Carolina (16) Nevada (6) and Wisconsin (10) leaving Trump: Michigan (15) Georgia (16) and Pennsylvania (19) What happens in the case of a tie? https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/electoral-college-tie-2024-election-what-happens-rcna175477

Am I putting that together correctly...Every poll "including this one" that now has Harris leading? So probably leading by significantly more? I get a sense the Democrat pollsters want to be, ironically, conservative while the GOP pollsters are trying to be optimistic...partly to motivate the base and partly to set the narrative to try to steal the election (something they are already accusing the Dems of) Maybe just wishful thinking but I would like to think this time the Dems win convincingly enough that Trump, or at least his potential henchmen, realize the games over.

"They voted for Kamala after eating the pets that would have voted for me!" -Donald Trump on illegal aliens circa mid November 2024 Yeah I'm losing it...

I tend to check 538 and find the Democrats holding or very slightly declining, despite hearing more descriptions of Democrats building early leads...probably the way I'm sampling or what I'm clicking but if in fact it's due to GOP putting their finger on the polls should 538 not be adjusting for that? I predicted Harris would win, almost comfortably, if she ran in a certain way and not only has she done that...but Trump seems to be getting in his own way. I would expect Harris would have a lead nationally of about 4% (and probably need at least 2) but 538 has her lead dwindled to 1.1 after building to over 3 a couple months back. I hope you Americans on this site have already voted but show up tomorrow with a least 3 decent minded friends that might not have voted otherwise...(I do realize I'm preaching to the choir)

Sure. Speak for the West...it's certainly Putin's business in Russia (and eventually other recovered territories): https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-battling-birth-rate-dip-is-working-child-free-ideology-ban-says-putin-2024-09-24/

Why do I need to do that? Maybe if a clearly better candidate had been available prior to Biden announcing DEI criteria...he wouldn't have announced DEI criteria...

My context was for a single position.

We (not sure if you were included) definitely discussed this here. Just over four years ago but I am absolutely sure. I said at the time Biden should have simply made his choice as the best available pick. Being black, and being female, could have factored in to that, politics being what it is. But he didn't do that. He virtue signalled in not a good way IMO. That's on him, not Harris. I'm sure she was happy she was chosen but would have preferred to be chosen as the best available candidate, not the best available black female. Correct me if I'm wrong but choosing a DEI candidate doesn't mean you won't get the best candidate, it just means you've excluded other candidates that might have been a better choice. For my part, I didn't like the pick at the time, nothing to do with the fact she was black or female, but like it now...also nothing to do with the fact she's black or female.