Originally posted by dadudemonJust one on one debate on kmc with stipulations.
Is Battlezone a live-streaming service for debates? I'm not familiar with Battlezone.Or are you talking about the abstract concept of a battlezone debate? Not a service?
If so, that would take too long. Need an hour long time slot and likely a live stream.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Just one on one debate on kmc with stipulations.
Can we livestream it? I'll go on video and livestream. I'll wait awkwardly for your responses.
You can turn off your camera and use a voice changer in TeamSpeak if you'd like. If you wish to stay anonymous from your haters.
Originally posted by dadudemonIt would be odd and I would rather leave our debate on kmc in regular format.
Can we livestream it? I'll go on video and livestream. I'll wait awkwardly for your responses.You can turn off your camera and use a voice changer in TeamSpeak if you'd like. If you wish to stay anonymous from your haters.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Biden is going to beat Donalds dumbass this November.
Trump still has every advantage as the incumbent, but his numbers should be a lot higher right now and he's far more vulnerable than an incumbent should be right now. So yeah, if Biden plays his cards right, he can definitely win.
Even Rasmussen which tends to favor Republicans has Trump's approval at 44% today, when POTUS generally soars during a national crisis. eg George Bush peaked in the low 90% after 9/11.
Gallup is another, Trump's not doing well right now, when he should be. 43% Approve and 54% Disapprove.
Originally posted by RobtardIf you watch the briefings he sounds more and more foolish the longer he rambles. The hillbillies will vote for Donald if he started hurling turds on tv but any rational person watching knows he is not credible. These just show how poor of a leader he truly is. No responsibility and just pure bs. I enjoy mocking him so I tune in to watch the car crash.
Trump still has every advantage as the incumbent, but his numbers should be a lot higher right now and he's far more vulnerable than an incumbent should be right now. So yeah, if Biden plays his cards right, he can definitely win.Even Rasmussen which tends to favor Republicans has Trump's approval at 44% today, when POTUS generally soars during a national crisis. eg George Bush peaked in the low 90% after 9/11.
Gallup is another, Trump's not doing well right now, when he should be. 43% Approve and 54% Disapprove.
Originally posted by Robtard
Trump still has every advantage as the incumbent, but his numbers should be a lot higher right now and he's far more vulnerable than an incumbent should be right now. So yeah, if Biden plays his cards right, he can definitely win.Even Rasmussen which tends to favor Republicans has Trump's approval at 44% today, when POTUS generally soars during a national crisis. eg George Bush peaked in the low 90% after 9/11.
Gallup is another, Trump's not doing well right now, when he should be. 43% Approve and 54% Disapprove.
I compared the Obama at this time in 2012 with Trump and they look very similar, almost neck and neck:
If that's anything to go by, Trump will win by a comfortable margin. If you consider that Romney was actually a good candidate to run against Obama in 2012 and Biden is terrible, I think we may see a result that is a bit more lopsided than 2012.
Originally posted by quanchi112
If you watch the briefings he sounds more and more foolish the longer he rambles. The hillbillies will vote for Donald if he started hurling turds on tv but any rational person watching knows he is not credible. These just show how poor of a leader he truly is. No responsibility and just pure bs. I enjoy mocking him so I tune in to watch the car crash.
It's why his own people are telling him to not do the covid-19 briefings anymore, he comes off like the clown he is nigh constantly. He's seemingly incapable of not being a clown even during a crisis. eg He did nothing wrong and it's everyone else's fault.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I compared the Obama at this time in 2012 with Trump and they look very similar, almost neck and neck:If that's anything to go by, Trump will win by a comfortable margin. If you consider that Romney was actually a good candidate to run against Obama in 2012 and Biden is terrible, I think we may see a result that is a bit more lopsided than 2012.
Except Trump's number are during a national crisis and his numbers should be a lot higher due to the rally-around-the-flag effect. Using your links:
-Obama 4/28/2012: 49% approve 50% Disapprove
-Trump 4/28/2020: 44% approve 54% Disprove
Obama killed it today during the end of his 1st term compared to Trump and there wasn't a national crisis like covid-19 in the US to boost his numbers.
Originally posted by Robtard
Except Trump's number are during a national crisis and his numbers should be a lot higher due to the rally-around-the-flag effect.
You're making the mistake of using the words "during" and not "after."
We are nearing the end. The after is when his numbers should surge.
Then you can bring up your point about Trump being president during a false crisis that was caused by the government to begin with.
Edit - Obama's numbers were after an economic crisis, as well. His numbers should have been much higher in 2012 as things were on their way to recovery by that point.
Originally posted by RobtardWhen he is done say if he loses next election or if he wins and hangs on another 4 years the embarrassing stories of his much of a moron he really was will come out in droves. His humiliations will last forever.
It's why his own people are telling him to not do the covid-19 briefings anymore, he comes off like the clown he is nigh constantly. He's seemingly incapable of not being a clown even during a crisis. eg He did nothing wrong and it's everyone else's fault.
Originally posted by dadudemon
You're making the mistake of using the words "during" and not "after."We are nearing the end. The after is when his numbers should surge.
Then you can bring up your point about Trump being president during a false crisis that was caused by the government to begin with.
Edit - Obama's numbers were after an economic crisis, as well. His numbers should have been much higher in 2012 as things were on their way to recovery by that point.
You're the one that mentioned comparing the numbers then and now as of today, that's what I did.
Obama had a 5% lead over Trump during the same time-frame/today.
Trump should be higher right now during a pandemic, the reason he isn't is because he's fumbled it from the start.
If you want to compare the numbers again whenever "after" is, Sure, we can can that too. When will this be?
Originally posted by quanchi112
You live pretty far away. Battlezone.
I have to use up 190 hours of PTO before the end of the year. I live frugally never spending. It's alright. I forgot which locale you are in.
Even if you're out of the country, I can make it. And I'll bring my sweetheart and we'll make it a vacation.
We are debating how we will do a debate that is extremely likely not to happen. lol
Originally posted by Robtard
You're the one that mentioned comparing the numbers then and now as of today, that's what I did.
No, you did. See, here:
Originally posted by Robtard
Trump still has every advantage as the incumbent, but his numbers should be a lot higher right now and he's far more vulnerable than an incumbent should be right now. So yeah, if Biden plays his cards right, he can definitely win.Even Rasmussen which tends to favor Republicans has Trump's approval at 44% today, when POTUS generally soars during a national crisis. eg George Bush peaked in the low 90% after 9/11.
Gallup is another, Trump's not doing well right now, when he should be. 43% Approve and 54% Disapprove.
So I did just that: compared them to Obama at the same point in his presidency, the incumbant, from 2012, to see if you were right. Turns out their numbers were almost exactly the same including the disapproval rating.s
On top of that, Obama was coming off of economic recovery wins. Trump is still in the recovery phase of the COVID-19 mess.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Obama had a 5% lead over Trump during the same time-frame/today.
Look at the numbers a few days prior and a few days after to ensure you're not getting a single day sample bias.
April 23rd, Obama was at 45% approval and 54% disapproval. If you look at all the days for April, they are very close almost every day. Obama has a slight edge but he should have: election year during economic recovery.
We'll see what happens in June as the COVID-19 fiasco comes to a close.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Trump should be higher right now during a pandemic, the reason he isn't is because he's fumbled it from the start.
He should not. He should be much lower. 25 million unemployment figures flying around? And his numbers are still about the same as Obama's when Obama was flourishing during economic recovery? This situation is not normal. And it is likely due to the daily briefings where he turned it all into a reality show.
Originally posted by quanchi112
If you want to compare the numbers again whenever "after" is, Sure, we can can that too. When will this be?
When all 50 states and all cities end the disastrous lockdown measures. And that's coming, soon. Already started happening.
South Dakota's Governor got a parade from her people for no locking down the state and the little to no impact on them for it. It's been a while since I saw people parading in the streets to celebrate their leader.
Actually you did:
Originally posted by dadudemon
I compared the Obama at this time in 2012 with Trump and they look very similar, almost neck and neck:If that's anything to go by, Trump will win by a comfortable margin. If you consider that Romney was actually a good candidate to run against Obama in 2012 and Biden is terrible, I think we may see a result that is a bit more lopsided than 2012.
So June? End of, middle or beginning?