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pattyloutwo

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38. No

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Wed Nov 27, 2024, 12:09 AM

Nov 27

Would’ve been a much bigger loss

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In 2016, yeah. RockRaven Nov 26 #1

Nope Fiendish Thingy Nov 26 #2

Saying it twice does not make it true. Big Blue Marble Nov 26 #3

Agreed ColinC Nov 26 #4

I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. onenote Nov 26 #5

Sadly, he would have lost worse. Silent Type Nov 26 #6

As much as I wish that were true claudette Nov 26 #7

'Fraid not. The great and glorious free press cut Joe out of the herd before the debate debacle... Hekate Nov 26 #8

My thoughts as well, ty👍🏼 arthritisR_US Nov 26 #17

No he wouldn't. He did a good job as president but it was obvious his age doc03 Nov 26 #9

Trump would have garnered 400 electoral college applegrove Nov 26 #10

No one have ever seen these polls that had him losing by 400 electoral votes standingtall Nov 26 #32

Biden wasn't losing by 400 ec votes. Trump was winning over 400 ec votes. applegrove Nov 26 #33

No public poll showed that standingtall Nov 27 #36

Is that what Joe thinks too? Frasier Balzov Nov 26 #11

genug already with this NoRethugFriends Nov 26 #12

OH. OKAY... WVGal1963 Nov 26 #13

No way in hell would that have happened, unless ALL corporate owned media acted with honor Attilatheblond Nov 26 #16

"Don't keep fighting the last presidential primary" Hekate Nov 26 #21

Don't foment strife and open wounds. applegrove Nov 26 #14

He did in 2020. In It to Win It Nov 26 #15

Sure looked that way. ucrdem Nov 26 #18

Ucrdem? sheshe2 Nov 26 #23

Care to elaborate? RandySF Nov 26 #19

Joe Biden slowed way down. His body got tired. Klarkashton Nov 26 #20

Unlike Trump, is what you're saying? dchill Nov 26 #26

He slowed way down. You disagree? Klarkashton Nov 26 #30

Mentally? Fuck, no. dchill Nov 26 #31

And Mike Tyson would have beat Muhammad Ali JoseBalow Nov 26 #22

How many incumbent presidents with 39% approval ratings in exit polls won re-election? DemocratSinceBirth Nov 26 #24

Let me repeat. Horseshit. OAITW r.2.0 Nov 26 #25

That is absolute nonsense. He barely had a 40% approval rating. There might be 56/57 GOP senators next year. tritsofme Nov 26 #27

I know what you mean gemini_liberal Nov 26 #28

That's not what his internal polling showed. Those polls had him losing badly. SunSeeker Nov 26 #29

Again we've never seen any data from these so called internal polls standingtall Nov 27 #39

Let's not do this. J_William_Ryan Nov 26 #34

Elder abuse dalton99a Nov 26 #35

I ask you to study this chart BootinUp Nov 27 #37

No pattyloutwo Nov 27 #38

There is really no point to your post. Big Blue Marble Nov 27 #40

Forget it...He was a terrible candidate BeyondGeography Nov 27 #41

In 2016, yes. In 2024, no relayerbob Nov 27 #42