Couple of months to go and Trump's failure is not going to let him keep the college. Pew research data.
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I've predicted that Trump will win at least 340 electoral votes, at least a 4 seat majority in The House, at least a 1 seat pickup in The Senate and that the Democrat party will dissolve in the first half of 2021. I am going to stick to these calls.---Izzy.
You’re a trucker living with a Somali in a Covid hotbed apartment in Tx and also slinging around 1 lots of micro mini Futures with Trump as President.What were you doing during Obama’s last term?Yes, Trump screwed up the US Coronavirus response as far as controlling the virus. However, when it comes to how the US economy and equities markets recovered more than at least most other countries, Trump deserves credit. Trump had help, of course, but that aspect of the pandemic response got done.
Jobs ended up being preserved because of the stimulus packages, Fed easing, and business confidence in Trump’s well established business friendly attitude. Compared to Obama, where stimulus efforts had lukewarm results because businesses did not want to take on risk because of Obama’s unfriendly position towards business. You think Obama’s second-in-command Biden will instill general business confidence? Other than defense contractors and some technology companies, I’d say no. Back to jobs preserved: We are not talking just any jobs. We are talking jobs held by Democrats, by Republicans, by men, by women, by whites, by Blacks, by Latinos, by gays, and so on.
Trump’s leadership provides economic opportunities for most, which is the primary consideration for many of those who work.
It may be hard for you to fathom the unprecidented and epic perfomance of the Trump Administration in turning around a $20 trillion dollar economy from national shutdown to nearly full recovery in a matter of months. Usually it takes two years to climb out of a recession. The economic effect of the shutdown was far greater than a recession, in my opinion.
Evidence for the epic economic turnaround includes freight rates on the electronic load board of the trucking company I am contracted have doubled, with more urgent frieght going for as much as quadruple versus the shutdown lows. We went from 22,000 loads to over 60,000 loads displayed in a day, an all time record. Martitimes Dry Baltic Index is recovering significantly. The contract to spot price for trucking freight has narrowed, indicating remaining trucking capacity is being bid up. Transportation benefits from the flow of manufactured goods, implying manufacturing is recovering nicely. The housing market is holding up.
So our choice is an uninspiring Joe who has his own issues or Trump who is proven when it comes to delivering on the economy. Another issue going in Trump’s favor is the prospect of much needed investigations being completed against corrupt establishment policitians. Successful investigations will help balance the parties when it comes to corruption. However, until Trump starts talking about specifics when it comes to reforms, the DC Swamp remains safe. The lack of specific reform talk will cost Trump the possibility of gaining some Independent votes.
My choice for President is not cast in stone, however. I will place significant weight on debate performance. It is the competitive interaction of the candidates that shows best relative fitness for office. Which candidate thinks fastest on their feet under stress is a key consideration for me. Which candidate has the better command of the issues is another critical consideration. What are the other strengths and weaknesses of the candidates and what strengths are most important for our country at this point in time is a question I want answered.
Obviously, if Joe is a no-show at the debates, Trump wins by default, doesn’t he? Often, to take the champ’s crown, you have to knock him out. Not likely to happen with a couch in basement strategy, is it? What about the polls, you say? What people say and ultimately do have been different, as we saw in the last Presidential election. Who chooses to participate in polls are different to some degree, according to party, as well.
As it stands now, Trump’s relection is in America’s best interest.
Yes, Trump screwed up the US Coronavirus response as far as controlling the virus. However, when it comes to how the US economy and equities markets recovered more than at least most other countries, Trump deserves credit. Trump had help, of course, but that aspect of the pandemic response got done.
Jobs ended up being preserved because of the stimulus packages, Fed easing, and business confidence in Trump’s well established business friendly attitude. Compared to Obama, where stimulus efforts had lukewarm results because businesses did not want to take on risk because of Obama’s unfriendly position towards business. You think Obama’s second-in-command Biden will instill general business confidence? Other than defense contractors and some technology companies, I’d say no. Back to jobs preserved: We are not talking just any jobs. We are talking jobs held by Democrats, by Republicans, by men, by women, by whites, by Blacks, by Latinos, by gays, and so on.
Trump’s leadership provides economic opportunities for most, which is the primary consideration for many of those who work.
It may be hard for you to fathom the unprecidented and epic perfomance of the Trump Administration in turning around a $20 trillion dollar economy from national shutdown to nearly full recovery in a matter of months. Usually it takes two years to climb out of a recession. The economic effect of the shutdown was far greater than a recession, in my opinion.
Evidence for the epic economic turnaround includes freight rates on the electronic load board of the trucking company I am contracted have doubled, with more urgent frieght going for as much as quadruple versus the shutdown lows. We went from 22,000 loads to over 60,000 loads displayed in a day, an all time record. Martitimes Dry Baltic Index is recovering significantly. The contract to spot price for trucking freight has narrowed, indicating remaining trucking capacity is being bid up. Transportation benefits from the flow of manufactured goods, implying manufacturing is recovering nicely. The housing market is holding up.
So our choice is an uninspiring Joe who has his own issues or Trump who is proven when it comes to delivering on the economy. Another issue going in Trump’s favor is the prospect of much needed investigations being completed against corrupt establishment policitians. Successful investigations will help balance the parties when it comes to corruption. However, until Trump starts talking about specifics when it comes to reforms, the DC Swamp remains safe. The lack of specific reform talk will cost Trump the possibility of gaining some Independent votes.
My choice for President is not cast in stone, however. I will place significant weight on debate performance. It is the competitive interaction of the candidates that shows best relative fitness for office. Which candidate thinks fastest on their feet under stress is a key consideration for me. Which candidate has the better command of the issues is another critical consideration. What are the other strengths and weaknesses of the candidates and what strengths are most important for our country at this point in time is a question I want answered.
Obviously, if Joe is a no-show at the debates, Trump wins by default, doesn’t he? Often, to take the champ’s crown, you have to knock him out. Not likely to happen with a couch in basement strategy, is it? What about the polls, you say? What people say and ultimately do have been different, as we saw in the last Presidential election. Who chooses to participate in polls are different to some degree, according to party, as well.
As it stands now, Trump’s relection is in America’s best interest.
It certainly will be---If the Democrats do not succeed in their efforts to cheat in the elections in massive ways, they will lose the election. They know it. I hope the cheaters get caught. I will urge President Donald Trump to have quick reaction teams with lawyers to file suit against all manner of cheating. Only way to prevent massive cheating is make it very costly, for the culprits. Have them arrested, charged and locked up. Without any massive cheating, Republicans will win by a huge margin in the Senate and House. It will be a landslide of massive proportions.