Another reason, that is. Control of the Senate.

Only 14 of this year's Senate races are deemed to be competitive, and 12 of those seats are currently held by Republicans.

So, even if Biden wins the presidential election, he'd have limited ability to enact legislation - if, as expected, the Republicans retain control of the Senate.

The Democrats would have to win 5 of the 14, at least, to gain control; an unlikely feat.

And American voters will therefore be reluctant to decide on Biden, who would have this serious and crippling flaw to his presidency.

Particularly at such a critical time, when urgent action is required on so many fronts.

Watch "NY Post EXPOSES Hunter Biden With Drugs and Dirty Money"

youtu.be/7tM2_RfsRoo

www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-twitter-li...disputes-11602736535

nypost.com/2020/10/14/email-reveals-how-...nian-biz-man-to-dad/




Biggest
Idiot
Democrats
Ever
Nominated

Biden
Is
Democrats
Extreme
Nutcase

There was an expert on the Jeremy Vine show last week, who has correctly predicted every election since 1984, and his formula has correctly predicted all us elections, said that Biden would easily win the election and would be the first person to fail to be re-elected since George Bush Senior in 1992.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/allan-lic...n_n_5f2a6c7fc5b68fbf

Trump is toast.

Unlike last time he has completely lost the female vote and his support from older voters has plummeted due to his perceived handling of Covid, and moronic decision to call US serviceman who lost their lives fighting for their country "losers".

There will undoubtedly be some voters not admitting to supporting him who will vote for him; but it won't be enough.

Brexit-wise, are we hoping for Trump or Biden?

robbiex wrote:
There was an expert on the Jeremy Vine show last week, who has correctly predicted every election since 1984, and his formula has correctly predicted all us elections, said that Biden would easily win the election and would be the first person to fail to be re-elected since George Bush Senior in 1992.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/allan-lic...n_n_5f2a6c7fc5b68fbf

Seems the democrat rag has taken down the link.

Honey wrote:
Brexit-wise, are we hoping for Trump or Biden?


Watch this video.

youtu.be/aI-MITLKzmA

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8857893...ent#comments-8857893

I haven't seen this on the news...I wonder why; it doesn't fit their narrative does it.

Imagine if it was Eric Trump or Don Jr it be all over the media and news.

They're both appalling. Trump we know. Biden is one of those idiot Americans who thinks he's Irish whilst shouting that America is the greatest country in the world. He helped organise millions to go to the IRA, he has blood on his hands and his record on other foreign issues is appalling. He's also so hopeless he has to plagiarise Neil Kinnock!

When Trump won, the reaction of the Democrats should have been: 'We must learn from this. We must re-connect with our public'. Instead their attitude was: 'How appalling this vulgar creature has intruded in our private club. We need to call our lawyers'. And that's been it. For years. Just go to court. No re-think. No lessons learned. And their election policy has been: hide this bloke away and we'll win. No ambition, no ideals, no ethics. Pathetic.