U.S. Presidential Election Poll
And the winner is...
(November 6 Update)
Donald John Trump.
It looks like Republicans have control of the Congress too. Quite a rout, even the illegals must have voted Trump for the 47th president.
(November 5 Update)
I was stymied this time. At first the thought was that they would install Trump as a relief of tension, or as a future scapegoat. But then there's my rule that the president has to get worse each time, and the Kamala entity is quite evidently worse, though at this point they're all so bad, it's hard to say what that means anymore.
So, it's all pretty meaningless, in sum. If you want a sense of initial relief and a false sense of security, Trump's your entity. If you favor farce and tragi-comedy, Kamala's your “gal.”
It's surprising they didn’t go with the Michelle Obama entity, instead of Kamala, but of course we don't know all the workings of these things behind the scenes. And Obama did express a firm lack of interest.
One thing we can at least predict: There will be a lot of drama, bitching, moaning, and the like.
As for past pundits, Roger Stone nailed a slam-dunk. (The following content is from back in April, the original post.)
Perusing the news, we find:
On March 7, Roger Stone posted his prediction on X: “Joe Biden will be replaced as the Democratic nominee. In fact, he will withdraw shortly before the convention.”
“Gavin Newsom is doing everything he can to position himself as the Democratic Party’s presidential heir-apparent should Biden, in the face of daunting poll numbers, step aside later in the election season—or, alternatively, come the 2028 electoral cycle,” wrote The Nation, in a March 9 post on X.
So far the potential candidates (anyone we’ve heard rumors about) are as follows.
- Michelle
- Trump
- Newsom
- Hillary
- Jill Biden
- Kamala
Our current drop-outs are:
- Joe Biden
- Kennedy
Michelle Obama made an official denial about running, making it almost certain that that entity will be a candidate.
Jill Biden was someone that just came to mind as a real surprise entry that isn't all that unfeasible, being exactly the sort of curve ball that they like to throw out there.
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