Who will win the 2024 elections in America?

[stvdv]

The 2024 elections in America:
* Who will win, you think?
* Who will win, you hope?
* Do voters easily change their votes?

Do you think that it matters who will win the elections. I mean, Presidents easily make beautiful promisses, but in practice easily fail

 

[Stevicus]

The 2024 elections in America:
* Who will win, you think?
* Who will win, you hope?
* Do voters easily change their votes?

Do you think that it matters who will win the elections. I mean, Presidents easily make beautiful promisses, but in practice easily fail

We will find out next week.

 

[stvdv]

We will find out next week.

You don't know

 

[Stevicus]

You don't know

Not yet. Do you?

 

[stvdv]

Not yet. Do you?

I meant "you don't know, your body might be dead by then"

 

[stvdv]

Not yet. Do you?

People on RF like to give their opinion and what they believe. What is right, and what is wrong etc.

So, I am curious how many RF'ers dare to share their views/hopes on this item. My guess was, not many dare to share

 

[Stevicus]

People on RF like to give their opinion and what they believe. What is right, and what is wrong etc.

So, I am curious how many RF'ers dare to share their views/hopes on this item. My guess was, not many dare to share

I've seen quite a few elections in my lifetime. I make my selection and hope for the best. I think Kamala Harris is the lesser of two evils, so I do hope she wins over the other guy. Personally, I'm not influenced by any "influencers," so they're a non-entity for me.
I don't know what will happen in this country or in this world. I might have ideas as to what I might "hope" could happen, but I've seen some people can make things appear rather bleak and hopeless.

As long as we can refrain from nuclear war, I think we should be able to ride out whatever rough patches we're in right now. But it's hard to say.

 

[stvdv]

I've seen quite a few elections in my lifetime. I make my selection and hope for the best. I think Kamala Harris is the lesser of two evils, so I do hope she wins over the other guy. Personally, I'm not influenced by any "influencers," so they're a non-entity for me.
I don't know what will happen in this country or in this world. I might have ideas as to what I might "hope" could happen, but I've seen some people can make things appear rather bleak and hopeless.

As long as we can refrain from nuclear war, I think we should be able to ride out whatever rough patches we're in right now. But it's hard to say.

Trump made a huge promise:
"IF he becomes President the Ukraine war is over". So, at least in a few days we'll know if we can trust him, or if he just lied again, assuming he wins

 

[Twilight Hue]

Trump made a huge promise:
"IF he becomes President the Ukraine war is over". So, at least in a few days we'll know if we can trust him, or if he just lied again, assuming he wins

I'll say that's a valid point as politicians constantly make promises and we know the track record after they get elected whomever wins.

 

[Regiomontanus]

The 2024 elections in America:
* Who will win, you think?
* Who will win, you hope?
* Do voters easily change their votes?

Do you think that it matters who will win the elections. I mean, Presidents easily make beautiful promisses, but in practice easily fail

Woah, quite the selection of responses.

 

[stvdv]

80 newspapers endorse Kamala Harris
10 newspaper endorse Donald Trump

And then America tells the world that Putin interferes with the elections

Clearly the elections are influenced,

Not by Putin,

BUT by the American Newspapers and Big Tech

 

[Soandso]

Clearly the elections are influenced,

Not by Putin,

BUT by the American Newspapers and Big Tech

Sounds like you're ignorant as to what's going on

https://www.reuters.com/world/russia-focusing-american-social-media-stars-covertly-influence-voters-2024-09-09/

 

[stvdv]

Sounds like you're ignorant as to what's going on

https://www.reuters.com/world/russia-focusing-american-social-media-stars-covertly-influence-voters-2024-09-09/

Seems you can't read well

 

[Soandso]

Seems you can't read well

How is Putin not playing a part when the Kremlin is literally paying internet celebrities to peddle pro Russian and anti Ukraine propaganda as well as to promote political commentary that aligns with Russia's interests?

 

[stvdv]

Trump tries to collect Christian votes
Interesting to see if he'll continue this as President

 

[stvdv]

How is Putin not playing a part when the Kremlin is literally paying internet celebrities to peddle pro Russian and anti Ukraine propaganda as well as to promote political commentary that aligns with Russia's interests?

The impact of Putin is small as compared to the impact of the parties themselves

And I think/hope that not all Americans are too gullible, and I assume most grown ups can make their own decision

Why would they spend all the millions campaigning? Clearly they believe this impacts the election outcome significantly, and, IMO, more than Putin impact

 

[Soandso]

The impact of Putin is small as compared to the impact of the parties themselves

And I think/hope that not all Americans are too gullible, and I assume most grown ups can make their own decision

Why would they spend all the millions campaigning? Clearly they believe this impacts the election outcome significantly, and, IMO, more than Putin impact

So most people these days, especially younger generations, listen to political commentators online when it comes to consuming information on politics. Each one of those influencers the Russians payed were getting 100k a week... There were many influencers that they payed. That's at least 10 million bucks that we know of invested to pay for influencers with millions and millions of Americans who subscribe to them and listen to their political commentary

Why would Russia put in that kind of money and effort in if it was pointless and ineffective? Seems like a bargain to me

 

[TagliatelliMonster]

The impact of Putin is small as compared to the impact of the parties themselves

And I think/hope that not all Americans are too gullible, and I assume most grown ups can make their own decision

Why would they spend all the millions campaigning? Clearly they believe this impacts the election outcome significantly, and, IMO, more than Putin impact

In an election that is a close call, any small impact can make a difference.

 

[Clizby Wampuscat]

With the election tomorrow, I am going to say Trump gets 281 EV's. However, no one knows what will happen. He will win swing states AZ, PA and GA. There are bad actors on both sides that I worry about if their party loses. I just hope for peace and calm after the election.

 

[stvdv]

So most people these days, especially younger generations, listen to political commentators online when it comes to consuming information on politics. Each one of those influencers the Russians payed were getting 100k a week... There were many influencers that they payed. That's at least 10 million bucks that we know of invested to pay for influencers with millions and millions of Americans who subscribe to them and listen to their political commentary

Why would Russia put in that kind of money and effort in if it was pointless and ineffective? Seems like a bargain to me

Totally True

Well, if Americans are that gullible, they should thank Putin for pointing out their weaknesses, being gullible, no introspection, pointing fingers etc.

They should not blame Putin or others for their own failures. They influence others themselves, hence shouldn't blame those who do the same

Anyway, it's all just passive manipulation, as long as it's not active aggression I take it as valuable lessons for my personal introspection

The "Golden Rule" applies, hence my point:
Do (not do) unto others what you do (not) want others to do unto you