Even if you don't believe polls, betting markets are putting Trump at 35% chance, where people are willing to put their money where their mouths are.
Trump may well win, but a lot of you are being set up for some pretty rough disappointment.
As painful as it is, visit places like reddit and r/politics, etc. and see what their sources are saying, otherwise you'll never have a complete picture.
you mean the places where every dissent gets censored as soon as it's posted? Don't get me wrong, I am not american so I don't really have a horse in this race but it's rather hard to take sources serious that cannot (or at least will not) stand up to dissent.
I guess, we'll see what the night brings. I for one, plan to get a good night of sleep and watch in disbelief at whatever tomorrow brings.
I have seen what they have been saying.
Your post won't age well centrist.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/british-gambler-stakes-5-million-trump-largest-ever-political-bet
Pretty sure his chances were crap on the betting markets last time too. Not particularly indicative of anything if you ask me. Nonetheless you are correct in that this election is far from "in the bag" for President Trump, especially with the rampant fraud and cheating for Biden that has occurred and is likely to occur.
Agreed. I’d love to see Trump win in a landslide but I don’t want to set myself up for disappointment.
Betting markets are bubbles too. The election ain't over until it's over, but right now the polls (especially in Florida) are looking like BS, so that's good. Trump's up among blacks and Hispanics; the latter makes some sense in Florida but the former was something I thought was just fever dreams from fanatics.
Retarded