Maury Lie Detector

I’m not going to say they’re completely wrong, but it’s not like they haven’t been wrong before

That Warren is the Opponent (at this point) suggests that he will...

Warren isn’t pollling well and isn’t the likely nominee. Joe Biden is. Warren still would have a much better shot than Republicans think though.

Biden's Year was 2016...

(Agree or Disagree) From the Dem's perspective, Running VP Biden and spinning it as 'Four More Years' would have made exponentially more sense

(How many Obama votes abstained because of some of Hillary's '08 statements?... I worked in fundraising in late '07, Our Pro-Hillary material included Anti-Obama/ 'Birther' items)

as far as Running him now, Between the Soap Opera that is his Family (One Son's Widow being his Other Son's Mistress/Rebound) and 'Creepy Uncle Joe' photo collages he definitely can't run on 'Family Values'

I’m sure Biden regretted not challenging Hillary as her campaign imploded.

Majority votes mean nothing. Its about electoral votes. Electoral college chooses reps and reps choose the electoral college. Voters are not a part of the election process

That was kind of my point. We don't have a say nor are we in the closed circuit of the election process. The meme, ....is just a meme. We're not involved at all

The whole "majority votes" is a tired old excuse. He didn't try to get the majority of the votes...no one does. Each candidate strategically goes for the electoral votes and campaigns accordingly. Trump spent little time in major population centers where it wouldn't matter in the end. He went into areas where he saw vulnerability in blue states. Hillary underestimated the disdain for her or her party in these areas and downplayed their importance. Had she spent more time up north campaigning in these at-risk states she would have one both votes. She didn't. If Trump can't keep these new purple states, he'll lose by a landslide come 2020.

Finally.... Someone who gets it

Which is what he implied, except for the last sentence, which is incorrect.

It's about the economy and degree of apathy. If the economy were to be robust - doubtful since the stock market is showing the beginning pangs on an overdo recession - he might get reelected.

Trump got as many votes as Romney. He didn't expect to win.
To bank on a sure shot is to be making the same mistake the Dems made in 2016.
Doubtful the people who didn't bother voting because they didn't like Hillary and counted on the rest of the base to vote against Trump will make that same mistake in 2020.

What "notion that he'll probably be reelected"?

Eegh ....the economy. I miss the cheap 80's

And folks my age thought stuff was expensive then. Little did we know...

Everything is 5 x as expensive.... Yet we don't make 5 x as much money. A person can produce 8 x their worth in a day...yet it takes 2 weeks to produce my rent.

I guess $17.99 for an LP at Aldi isn't bad then, considering.