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Posted on 10/23/20 at 10:58 am to deltaland
NV + NH would be an interesting strategy.
After the debate last night, you think he'd hit PA again soon and hammer Biden's view on oil and fracking again.
Would like to see some more in MN as well. He said it's his, the Senate race looks close, etc. Would be a nice pickup.
After the debate last night, you think he'd hit PA again soon and hammer Biden's view on oil and fracking again.
Would like to see some more in MN as well. He said it's his, the Senate race looks close, etc. Would be a nice pickup.
Posted on 10/23/20 at 11:06 am to SDVTiger
quote:It is how I deal with situations like this.
Obviously. I enjoy your post style but you have been another Magician2 level poster when it comes to Trump
Expect the opposite of what I want do that I can be pleasantly surprised if something good happens.
If Trump loses, I’ll have already accepted it.
This post was edited on 10/23/20 at 11:06 am
Posted on 10/23/20 at 11:08 am to PEEPO
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He only lost New Hampshire by 3,000 votes, it's definitely in play. One big rally that turns out a few extra thousand people could very well be the difference.
Plus, NH had nearly 31,000 votes for Gary Johnson in 2016. It is HIGHLY unlikely Jorgenson gets 31,000 votes. So those 31k are up for grabs. Trump getting a significant portion of those could be enough to swing the state.
New Hampshire prides itself on "Live Free or Die". Last time I checked, continued government mandated lockdowns is the ANTITHESIS of "living free". If you truly believe in your motto NH residents now is the time to prove it.
Posted on 10/23/20 at 11:09 am to PEEPO
I assume he will spend one day in AZ and NV too.
Posted on 10/23/20 at 11:29 am to Stidham8
Posted on 10/23/20 at 11:40 am to sweetwaterbilly
quote:Directly across the street from my workplace.
The big dog visiting sweetwaterbilly's hometown today
Based on this FB post reproduced in the local paper, whomever does social media for the Pensacola Police Dept is MAGA:
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The President of these United States is visiting … again. He will be holding a rally at the Pensacola International Airport tomorrow at 7pm. Your PPD, along with your ECSO and FHP, will be there to ensure that everything goes swimmingly. We ask that you review this parking map and plan on doing your best to ensure the swimmingly part.
VERY IMPORTANT FINE PRINT:
- Langley Avenue between Tippin and McAllister will be closed beginning at noon.
- All event parking, including ADA, is in that large open, grass field bordered by Langley, 9th, and McAllister. This is the closest parking to the venue.
-You have to have a ticket to enter the event. You will be screened, given the once over, and thoroughly stared at by severe men in dark suits. In our experience, these people are professional to a fault and some of the nicest folks we've ever worked with. But don't try them.
-There may or may not be a shuttle to the event site. This is not our call. Just know that it is a half-mile walk to the venue.
-There is no seating at the venue. And you can't bring in chairs. Plan accordingly.
-As always, if you have to ask, "Can I bring _____?", the answer is "No".
-Bad News: This is an outside event and there is a 46% chance of rain and you can't bring an umbrella.
-Good News: You make that rain poncho look good.
-Be Cool. Relax. Get hip. Again.
#pensacolasfinest #potusinpcola #again
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