SaysWho?
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Some more from the post-debate polling. -
All focus group testing and polling show Biden won.
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~Official 2020 Congressional and State Races Thread~
SaysWho? replied to SaysWho?'s topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
Looks like Dems are leaving Lieberman so they don't screw up and get two Republicans in the runoff. -
MEGA TOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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There's something she's very very very wrong on: Trump's not a billionaire.
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NEVER For real, though: I was really pulling for Knack. I remember starting the game thinking, "Hey, this is fun! What's the big deal?" And then it just.... wasn't. Did anyone here actually give it a shot? I've long held that it had some components that could have made it a really good platformer, but it never evolved, the combat situations never changed, which meant the limited move set became repetitive quickly. I was bummed.
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Most likely it will on Youtube or Facebook by some of the networks (ABC/CBS/NBC/PBS).
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This is actually probably the healthiest thing to do if the election gives you anxiety, especially if you had it in 2016. Hopefully the post-debate analysis gives you comfort if it goes Joe's way.
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Your wife will tickle you if you don't.
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Candidates: Democrat Joe Biden and Republican Donald Trump Moderator: Chris Wallace of Fox News, host of Fox News Sunday When: 9pm - 10:30pm ET Where: Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion, Cleveland, OH Debate topics: The topics are the Trump and Biden records, the Supreme Court, COVID-19, the economy, race and violence in our cities and the integrity of the election. The topics might not be in the order that they are listed. Future debates: Steve Scully of C-SPAN will moderate a presidential debate on October 15 with a town hall format, and Kristen Welker of NBC News will moderate the final debate on October 22. Current polling (from 538): Historical perspective on poll shifts after the first debate: Not the moderator: And this shit is creepy:
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The fundamentals were that Trump pretends to be a good businessman but is broke and helps guide the nation's finances. No more.
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Have seen nothing, so I doubt it. I'd assume 2021.
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James Cameron Says ‘Avatar 2’ Filming Is 100% Complete, ‘Avatar 3’ 95% Finished; Praises New Zealand COVID Response DEADLINE.COM James Cameron provided his Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger with an update on the Avatar sequels during a recent chat for the 2020 Austrian World Summit. Speaking by video conference from New …
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Demon's Souls Miles Morales Ratchet Hoping Sackboy turns out to be a good platformer. And Astro Bot.... hope it's a nice tease and appetizer for an Astro Bot Rescue Mission VR sequel. I guess this is all probably better than Knack and Killzone Shadow Fall, but nobody gets to dismiss Resogun, the crack-addictive launch game that could.
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BTW, this woman who loved Bush? She may be becoming a progressive. Another dude wishes he voted for Hillary: And this "silent" Biden voter:
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I don't blame you. Many in my area report erections when I play Blood & Truth.
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I guess we're at the "I'm not really mad" part of the thread.
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@Remarkableriots posts one picture and you all lose your shit.
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@sblfilms Not the tweet I was referencing, but makes the point.
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It does matter. The reason you're not seeing more ads from the candidates is because Texas is less of a tipping point state. It's basically icing on the cake as North Carolina/Indiana were to Obama in 2008 (assuming Biden wins). In Florida, yes we're getting plenty of PAC ads, but tons of ads from the Biden and Trump campaigns themselves saturate the airwaves. I think Dave Wasserman or Nate Silver were asked this by a follower in regards to Texas specifically.
