Biden presidency and 2024 election campaign

[Jezza]

Trump wins Georgia (16)

Harris 182-246 Trump

[David]

Kind of feels like the same WTF moment of 2016 all over again – except this time Americans voted for the guy knowing full well what he was like last time, that he tried to overturn the results of an election and that he's approaching Joe Biden levels of senility.

I know America is America and all, but it's hard not to feel sometimes that the human race isn't going to make it. Perhaps quite literally, given what the next four years of American stonewalling means for climate change. The bad guys always seem to win (not that the Democrats were much better, mind you – but it's not like the left are anywhere near offering a viable alternative).

[Jezza]

Pennsylvania (89%) = Harris 48.1 - 50.8 Trump

Wisconsin (84%) = Harris 47.4 - 50.9 Trump

Michigan (58%) = Harris 46.0 - 52.1 Trump

[Jezza]

Harris wins New Mexico (5)

Harris 187-246 Trump

[Dark Beanie]

At least the dogs and cats will be safe.

[What'sinaname]

47

Kamala's attempt to end democracy failed.

[What'sinaname]

The rust belt have made it too big to rig

[What'sinaname]

President - tick
Senate - tick
House - tick

[Jezza]

Greatest comeback in political history.

[Jezza]

Trump wins Pennsylvania (19)

Harris 187-265.

[stui magpie]

Geezus. It's looking like Trump 2.0.

While from the outside looking inn, it's easy to think that so many Americans are fvcked in the head or deadset morons for voting for him, there's a lot of factors in play.

Understand that the US people are more likely to just accept Trump for what he is and not care. They do care about the economy and illegal immigration, 2 areas that the general view (right or wrong) is that Obama and Biden both failed while Trump did better. This in a large part isn't a vote for Trump but a vote against the Democrats who it looks like are going to have plenty of time to get their shit together.