surely that means early voting turnout?
surely that means early voting turnout?
Nooope
This was from yesterdayTexans have already cast a staggering 8.45 million votes so far in 16 days of early voting, 94% of the 8.97 million total votes cast in 2016, according to the United States Elections Project’s early vote tracker.
This is what happens when you let mexicans vote.
That's fucking insane.
Watch this prediction
When trump loses, He claims his real goal was to increase voter turn out, I didn't even want to be president, I just wanted to make everyone so interested in this big beautiful voting thing that no one knew about. All I had to do was kill 300,000 of you to make it work, you're welcome.
Bonus points: Any Republican that claims "we had to make it worse so it could get better, now we can go back to normal, follow the established norms before trump"
Let's go boys
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Sigh
Oh Brett.
No surprise the guy who sent dick pics to female reporters supports trump
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weezy f baby but the f stands for favre
Donald Trump...the symbol of hard working, tax paying citizens. Thanks for the laugh Brett.
Florida is the only close state that will be mostly counted on election night. You can glean a little info based on how close or not South Carolina, Montana or New Hampshire are I suppose.
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https://www.politico.com/news/2020/1...bitrary-433670
Trump's promise for a covid vaccine by election day was an "arbitrary deadline" says the White House.
“We’ve got nearly half a dozen vaccines that are in Phase Three clinical trials, which is record time to get it there for a novel virus like we’re dealing with,” White House strategic communications director Alyssa Farah told reporters. “We’re still highly confident we’ll have one by the end of the year and be prepared to deploy it to a hundred million Americans.”
“His goal has never — Election Day is kind of an arbitrary deadline,” she added.
The acknowledgment comes as Trump has softened his promise — which always appeared improbable and politically motivated — on the campaign trail in recent weeks.
In last Thursday’s debate with Democratic nominee Joe Biden, Trump claimed that “we have a vaccine” that is “ready” and would be announced “within weeks.”
At a campaign rally in Arizona this week, Trump assured attendees that they would have a vaccine “momentarily,” a promise that came as the country has seen a surge in new cases nearly everywhere.