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2020 Presidential Election Tag

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on October 11, 2020 39 Comments
As we move closer to the November 3, 2020 presidential election, more and more Americans are "tuning in."  Not everyone follows politics as closely as we and our readers do here at LI, so it's not unusual for people to first think about a presidential election sometime in October and to be influenced by what they see when they finally "tune in."

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on October 11, 2020 63 Comments
Democrats and their media cohorts are scrambling to figure out what to do about Joe Biden's self-inflicted court packing problem. Biden, as we noted yesterday, not only asserted that American voters "don't deserve" to know where he stands on court packing but made the absurd statement that Republicans are "court packing" by lawfully filling an open seat on the Supreme Court.  A move Biden ludicrously claims is "not constitutional."

Posted by Vijeta Uniyal on October 11, 2020 52 Comments
Swedish 'climate activist' Greta Thunberg on Saturday threw her support behind Democratic candidate Joe Biden as the presidential election enters its final leg. "Just get organized and get everyone to vote Biden," the 17-year-old activist told her four million followers on Twitter.

Posted by Mike LaChance on October 11, 2020 29 Comments
The 2020 presidential debate process has been a train wreck. The first debate with Chris Wallace of FOX News was terrible, largely due to Wallace himself who, at times, argued with Trump more than Biden did. Then Steve Scully, the moderator of the second debate came under scrutiny for anti-Trump bias. The second debate has been cancelled as Scully's Twitter account is being investigated for a supposed hacking that's about as believable as the investigation of Joy Reid's old blog.

Posted by Mike LaChance on October 10, 2020 59 Comments
If you watched the vice presidential debate this week, you may have noticed that Kamala Harris often seemed agitated and nervous. This presented itself physically in her facial expressions, nervous laughter, and attitude. According to pollster and analyst Frank Luntz, this did not go over well with the undecided voters in his focus group.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on October 05, 2020 25 Comments
There have been a series of district court and appeals court decisions (plus a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision), in which the judiciary substitutes its judgment in place of state legislatures as to voting requirements for absentee and mail-in ballots. Extending ballot deadlines and waiting procedural safeguards have been part of the Democrat push to alter the rules by judicial fiat.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on October 03, 2020 67 Comments
I never got to write the post about how the chaos of the first presidential debate may end up helping Trump because he came across as strong, and Biden as weak. The conventional wisdom was to the contrary.
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