(07-30-2020 11:42 AM)Hambone10 Wrote:  

(07-30-2020 10:34 AM)58-56 Wrote:  

(07-30-2020 10:02 AM)WalkThePlank Wrote:  Not the best way to try and sway undecided voters.

Who are these "undecided voters" you speak of?

Exactly what i was thinking. I think even most undecideds have decided... certainly on Trump...

(07-30-2020 10:39 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(07-30-2020 09:48 AM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  Gotta wonder if he dropped this tweet bomb to distract from today's poor economic news.

I think the left and right give Trump too much credit as far as overall intelligence goes. He's living in the moment and he's not confident in a win. He's not being devious and I doubt that he's trying to distract.

Overall intelligence, perhaps... but the average voter isn't that intelligent. He certainly seems to know enough about the electoral process to have completely snookered Hillary and the DNC in 2016.

I suppose it could have been sheer luck, but that seems highly unlikely. It also seems that he's pretty tied in to social media/twitter and how people operate there... That was an area that Obama also really focused on....

I don't know if his plan is 'battle fatigue' or 'deflection from bad news' or 'create enough ridiculous reactions that people turn away from the dems' or 'keep republicans quiet about their willingness to vote for him over biden such that polls show Biden winning big and he pulls another 2016'.... or yes... perhaps it's just who he is...

But he beat Hillary last time and is now running against IMO, an even worse candidate. The biggest thing Biden had going for him in 2016 was sympathy and his ties to Obama... which seem gone now and highly strained at best respectively.

Kinda weird the Democrats and media are doing the same thing they did last election. "Will Trump accept the results of the Election 'if' he loses?" That didn't work so well last time. Also we know the previous administration was doing everything in their power to keep him from winning and even after he won were actively trying to get him out of office during the dead period, but Trump is going to affect the election? Sounds like desperation on the Democrat side to me. If they were so confident in winning why are they putting doubt in the election. I don't ever remember any Republicans ever disputing the results of a Presidential election. That's a Democrat thing.