re: Is Trump in trouble for the 2020 election?

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But enjoy casting your vote for a loser i guess

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There will be no vote to cast. She is done. Her peak was before she came out with that ridiculous health plan. There is no coming back from that.

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Prove me wrong.

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Wall Street Unites against Warren

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Congratulations! you just won the understatement of the year award. Here's your upvote.

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Warren is HIGHLY unlikable and is a known fraudster and liar.

My take...he has a problem with "suburban" voters, particularly women. I think in 2016, everyone underestimated him and refused to acknowledge the appeal he had to certain voters. The other side was complacent. You saw the utter shock on the faces of people in NYC, DC, CAli...etc. Now they know and they are not taking any vote for granted. They are in supreme overdrive to get their voters to the polls. The media is even more brutal and determined.

The flip side...Trump has won over many hispanic and african-american voters that he didn't have in 2016. So, i think it's going to be close. I'm not sure he holds on to MI or PA, but I think he has a shot of picking up MN and NV. It's going to be about the electoral college, as always. That's why national polls are useless.

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My concern is that young people, who don’t usually vote, and are mostly socialists, will flock to the voting booths en mass in 2020.

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Well, they are eligible to vote so why be concerned about it. Would you rather them not exercise there right to vote? I guess my thought about that issue is why on earth are they socialists? Could it be the fuggin internet/social media and the curriculum in schools? If it is in any way connected to social media then we are fuqued.

It's going to be another close election, regardless of who the Dem's nominate. Trump won the last election by 100,000 or so votes in a couple of key states, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Trump won those by less than a percentage point. If he lost those three states he would have lost the presidency. The margins are razor thin, and I don't see how anyone can see it going any other way. Pennslyvania will be interesting. Dems flipped 4 seats in 2018 in HOR elections, won the Senate seat and won the governorship.

A lot will depend on turnout. 10 million more people voted for Dems in the 2018 election, while, if I recall, Republican turnout was the same as the presidential election. I don't know how anyone can predict anything other than the margins will remain razor-thin.

"What did the latest election in Virginia, Kentucky and Mississippi tell us?
Especially If GOP lose LA governor race."

I don't think the races told us very much. Gubernatorial races are driven in large part by more local issues and you also see candidates who are not fully in step with their national parties but have more appeal to their home states. JBE is a good example of this. His 2A and pro-life stances disqualify him from Democratic consideration in many places.

I also would not worry too much about young people voting en masse for the Democratic nominee. Yes, they will vote D, but their turnout is so-so. What you as a Republican should fear is that 2020 is going to be very close and suburban females seem to be fleeing the GOP. That could sink Trump in close states like WI, PA, and MI.

If Trump would have been on the ballot those elections are different.

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It's an echo chamber in here not unlike DU or /r/politics only instead of blind allegiance to the Dems it's blind allegiance to Trump

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I saw more Trump criticisms (not here necessarily because I wasn't posting here) from Trump voters in his first year than I saw Obama criticisms from his voters in his entire two terms. Nobody can touch his cult.