The 555th Review

I predict that Joe Biden will win in the 2020 Presidential Election. Based on historic trends, current trends and polls, and my own gut instinct. The only thing I'm unsure about is that Both Maine's and Nebraska's Second District goes to Biden. Even if I got those two wrong, Biden will still win. I personally don't think Iowa, Georgia, Ohio, or Texas will go to Biden/Democratic in this election, so I gave them to Trump. Below is my election prediction map. Click the map to create your own at 270toWin.com You just saw how I think each state will vote, bit what about the margins. Well the following map will show them. Click the map to create your own at 270toWin.com Now because I want to, the next map is the best case senario that would see a Trump victory based on current polls and trends. Click the map to create your own at 270toWin.com The last prediction map I'm going to do is the best case senario that would see a Biden victory based on current polls an...

 The United States Supreme Court has become politicized. This is not good, the Founding fathers did not intended for the Court to be political, they wanted the Justices not to influenced by elections and needing to curry favor with politicians to get on the court. But the system they designed has broken down. In 2016, Senate Republicans refused to even consider President Obama's last Supreme Court nominee because the Primary process had already started at that over 6 months out from the election was too close to the election. In 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsberg died about a month out from the election and those same Senate Republicans pushed through Presidents Trump's nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Senate Democrats rightly called out the Senate Republicans hypocrisy. This was clearly a power move by Senate Republicans only because they hold the majority and are aware of the possibility that Trump will not only lose in 2020, but that they may also loose the majority in the Senate. It shoul...

 The Last Presidential debate for the 2020 Presidential Election between incumbent President Trump and former Vice President Biden. This debate strikes a very different tone from the first debate. The ability for the microphones to be muted certainly helped. Both candidates took a different strategy during the debate from the previous debate. Trump's strategy seemed to be focused solely attacking Biden on all fronts. Even when ask how he would address the country should he win, he still managed to attack Biden. Biden meanwhile, seem to employ a more flexible strategy. Biden's strategy seemed to be defend as a stalling tactic, but was able to turn the tables and launch a counter attack on Trump about half way through the debate. Biden's strategy seems to be the more sound debating strategy. Not only do people say that a good defense is a good offense, but it is also said that people typically remember the end of a speech/programing the most. Biden's strategy seemed to pl...