🇺🇸 Discussion: General Election 2024, 🥥 VS 🍊

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From The Hill

In criticizing the ad, he discussed a husband working hard to afford his wife’s lifestyle, and then said a wife who lied to her husband about whom she backed would amount to undermining her husband.

So, I got to laughing (again) at Charlie Kirk when I was listening to him complain about the ad voiced by Julia Roberts where the women vote for Harris over Trump and one of them doesn't tell her husband. He flips out and essentially said "Here's a guy who goes out and works hard so his wife can have nice things and then she backstabs and undermines him". Uh Dude.....It was an AD.....that "guy" in the AD isn't her husband. He's acting.......in other words, you are talking about a fictional character as if he were a real person. Please go see a mental health professional at your earliest possible convenience. :lmao:
 




SC 2024 poll (likely voters)
Trump +7

SC
2020: Trump +12
2016: Trump +14
2012: Romney +10
 
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Women aren't hurting anyone.

I say ban bigots and incels from voting.
 




SC 2024 poll (likely voters)
Trump +7

SC
2020: Trump +12
2016: Trump +14
2012: Romney +10

If Trump is really only winning SC by 7 points, he's in big, big trouble. If he's losing that much support in a given state without a reason very specific to the state, that is going to translate to a loss of support in other places. It's only one poll, but the margin of error was 3. That means there's probably about a 95% chance that he's up by between 4 to 10% (depending on the confidence level they set). I think the late momentum has shifted to Harris since MSG.
 
Here in Kentucky we have several days of "Early, no excuse" voting....so I went in and got my voting done this morning. There is a ton of people voting here.

EDIT TO ADD THIS INFO -

I saw on the news...
The first year of the early no excuse voting was 2020, on the first day they had 55,000 people come in and vote.

The first day of Early voting this year was yesterday. They had 250,000 people show up to vote.
 
If Trump is really only winning SC by 7 points, he's in big, big trouble. If he's losing that much support in a given state without a reason very specific to the state, that is going to translate to a loss of support in other places. It's only one poll, but the margin of error was 3. That means there's probably about a 95% chance that he's up by between 4 to 10% (depending on the confidence level they set). I think the late momentum has shifted to Harris since MSG.

The last time SC was that close (McCain +9) was…2008…when Obama won North Carolina.

NC (16 electoral votes)
AZ (11)
NV (6)

Obviously as a candidate you want to win all three but it may be more likely Harris wins NC than the other two as if predicted her numbers with Latino voters are softer than in the past. And NC is worth almost as many points as AZ and NV combined. So I hope she wins NC at the very least.
 
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