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Would you vote for Joe Biden if...

If Biden said, "I will not change any existing gun laws or add or takeaway from them."

  • I'd vote Biden since I'm a single issue pro gun voter

    Votes: 1 20.0%
  • I'd vote for my friend, Trump

    Votes: 4 80.0%

  • Total voters
    5
  • Poll closed .
I might vote for Biden if he would enact gun laws but he won't, he owns guns and wants to keep them.

I'll vote for Biden because I'll vote for anyone to get Trump out, he handled the Panedmic terribly and his followers are embarrassing to me. I miss the United States, Iḿ not into the new angry nationalist America.

Trump doesn't even own guns, never has. Trump encourages deranged gun owners to fight for him cuz he's a rich wus. He knows how to hide well though. :3oops:
 
It matters a great deal to me that we get an adult in the white house. It's time for the 74 year old man who throws temper tantrums and calling other names like a four year old spoiled brat who's parents forgot to teach him any manners to vacate.

This election is all about Trump, not Biden, not politics, not either major political party, but all about Trump. The 74 year old who acts like a third grade schoolyard bully. Is it too much to ask of the man who occupies the oval office to at least act and behave as a president should?

Let me put it this way, if Trump loses this election it won't because of his policies or what he has or hasn't done as president. It will be because of his unpresidential behavior, his obnoxious, uncouth personality, his childish antics. Trump is a very easy man to dislike, he grates on people like that rich old eccentric, abnormal, disgusting, offensive uncle no one want to be around.
it will be because the sore losers have spent four years whining about everything he has done
 
it will be because the sore losers have spent four years whining about everything he has done

Last I checked in with Gallup, Democrats made up 31% of the electorate, Republicans 26%, independents 41%. So Democrats whining can only gain them 31% of the vote if every democrat votes. Independents will decide this election, not whining democrats. Trump must make up the party affiliation difference by winning independents and winning them by a good margin. He has a tough road to ride to accomplish that as a majority of independents don't like him. 52% of independents dislike Trump vs. 30% who dislike Biden. Questions 25 and 40.

https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/7kvpozbozh/econTabReport.pdf

Compare those numbers to 2016, 57% disliked Trump, 70% disliked Hillary enabling Trump to win the independent vote and the white house. Questions 10 and 11.

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/document/l37rosbwjp/econTabReport_lv.pdf

This is what happens after 4 years of Trump's raunchy personality and his very unpresidential behavior grating on the non-affiliated, swing, independent voters.
 
It matters a great deal to me that we get an adult in the white house. It's time for the 74 year old man who throws temper tantrums and calling other names like a four year old spoiled brat who's parents forgot to teach him any manners to vacate.

This election is all about Trump, not Biden, not politics, not either major political party, but all about Trump. The 74 year old who acts like a third grade schoolyard bully. Is it too much to ask of the man who occupies the oval office to at least act and behave as a president should?

Let me put it this way, if Trump loses this election it won't because of his policies or what he has or hasn't done as president. It will be because of his unpresidential behavior, his obnoxious, uncouth personality, his childish antics. Trump is a very easy man to dislike, he grates on people like that rich old eccentric, abnormal, disgusting, offensive uncle no one want to be around.

I wish I could worry about such trivial nonsense in deciding who to vote for, but stuff such as tax hikes, gun bans and anti second amendment judges are far too worrisome to allow me to base my vote on personality issues
 
If Biden said, "I will not change any existing gun laws or add or takeaway from them."

And he convinced you he meant it; would you vote for him?


Trump cut taxes for the rich, some of whom save $10s of thousands a year. The tax loss has to be made up somewhere so states and cities raise taxes.

Trump shifted the tax burden from the backs of the rich onto the backs of the poor.

A working man voting for Trump doesn't make sense.
Yet another dumb-ass poll
 
I wish I could worry about such trivial nonsense in deciding who to vote for, but stuff such as tax hikes, gun bans and anti second amendment judges are far too worrisome to allow me to base my vote on personality issues

What I've seen so far, going through numerous polls is as of yet, this has been more about personality and shall I say acting one's age than policy or stances on issues. I seen the Trump campaign trying to change that vigorously while Biden sits backs and lets it be.

It's a fact that the Republican Party is still the smaller of the two major parties. Trump and company must win the independent vote or lose the election. Now independents for the most part don't pay much attention to politics as a whole. Not to the daily grind going on in Washington as the party faithful does. For them, quite a lot of them it is all about their perspectives of the candidates. Shall I say their likes and dislikes. Right now with Trump 52% of independents have stated they dislike him. Biden, 30% dislike him. Questions 25 and 40.

https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/7kvpozbozh/econTabReport.pdf

I think this is important as usually folks don't vote for someone they dislike. Compare the dislike factor to 2016 when 57% of independents disliked Trump, 70% disliked Clinton. Hence Trump won independents 46-42 with 12% voting third party, against both Clinton and Trump. Questions 10 and 11.

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/document/l37rosbwjp/econTabReport_lv.pdf

Trump's only hope with Biden right around 50% in the polls is for him to run up Biden's dislike factor to close or more than his. It's interesting that Biden has been around the 50% mark for the last three months. Hillary never topped 46% in the polls in 2016. Another huge state is this year there are only around 8% of the electorate in the undecided column, 2016 on 7 Sep there were 20% undecided or stating they'd vote third party.

Trump was new and basically an unknown quantity on the scene in 2016, Hillary was old hat and a very well known quantity. This year, Trump is the old hat and well known quantity, Biden, close to the same. The dynamics have changed.
 
Even if Biden should win, he won't be making those sorts of decisions on his own.

Very true!

Just look at what Biden had to say about shot guns! Biden: Buy a shotgun, not an AR-15

The vice president took questions on gun control from readers of Parents magazine.


 
If Biden said, "I will not change any existing gun laws or add or takeaway from them."

And he convinced you he meant it; would you vote for him?


Trump cut taxes for the rich, some of whom save $10s of thousands a year. The tax loss has to be made up somewhere so states and cities raise taxes.

Trump shifted the tax burden from the backs of the rich onto the backs of the poor.

A working man voting for Trump doesn't make sense.

Here's the results of tax cuts for the rich.

Taxes history

Democrats rant on the rich paying their "fair share". What is "fair share"? Nobody on he left ever says.
Maybe a look at history will help clear up who is paying the bulk of taxes in America.
In the 1920's the highest tax rate was cut from 73% to 24 %, this was declared a tax break for he rich. The combined top marginal normal and surtax rate fell from 73 percent to 58 percent in 1922, and then to 50 percent in 1923 (income over $200,000). In 1924, the top tax rate fell to 46 percent (income over $500,000). The top rate was just 25 percent (income over $100,000) from 1925 to 1928, and then fell to 24 percent in 1929. The outcome: When the rich,(people making over $100,000 or the equivalent to a couple of million today), paid 73% income tax rate they paid 30% of the total federal tax. After the tax cuts for the rich, the rich were actually paying 65% of the federal taxes. those people making $5,000 and less were paying 15% of the federal tax prior to the tax cut after it they were paying 0.0025%, one quarter of one percent. The share of true millionaires of that time went from 4% to 19% afterwards.
So the myth of cutting taxes benefiting the rich is really just a political ploy by the liberals.

Heres the most recent numbers. This is based on total portion of the tax bill paid compared to total amount of income earned. According to the 2017 returns, which is the most complete data breakdown (done 2020) of taxes paid here are the numbers.

These numbers show the percentage of the total federal tax paid compared to the total portion of income earned in the U.S.
Top 1% paid 38.5% of taxes on 21% of total income (top 1% paid 38.5% of all taxes while earning 21% of all income)

Folks should bother to look up the facts before falling into the same old democrat/liberal claims. The truth is investment and job creation is the overall result of tax cuts and overall tax revenues rise.
Top 5 to 1% paid 20.7% of taxes on 15.5% of total income
Top 10 to 5% paid 10.9% of all taxes on 11.2% of all income
Top 25 to 10% paid 16% of all taxes on 21.4% of all income
Top 50 to 25% paid 10.8% of all taxes on 19.6% of all income
Bottom 50% paid 3.1% of the taxes on 11.3% of total earnings
 
If Biden said, "I will not change any existing gun laws or add or takeaway from them."

And he convinced you he meant it; would you vote for him?


Trump cut taxes for the rich, some of whom save $10s of thousands a year. The tax loss has to be made up somewhere so states and cities raise taxes.

Trump shifted the tax burden from the backs of the rich onto the backs of the poor.

A working man voting for Trump doesn't make sense.

I wouldn't vote for either regardless.
 
If Biden said, "I will not change any existing gun laws or add or takeaway from them."

And he convinced you he meant it; would you vote for him?


Trump cut taxes for the rich, some of whom save $10s of thousands a year. The tax loss has to be made up somewhere so states and cities raise taxes.

Trump shifted the tax burden from the backs of the rich onto the backs of the poor.

A working man voting for Trump doesn't make sense.

Know if I was a single issue voter he would have to advocate for the repeal of the 1934 gun control act then he'd get my vote.
 
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