Up and comeing Persidental election

@bang69 watch this and then please explain how you could possibly vote for Biden.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-eD2n2d…

bang,
Educate yourself. The United States is a Representative Republic.

^ Correct term for our form of government is a Constitutional Republic

Formally we are known as a Democratic Constitutional Repeublic.

People who focus on spelling are invariably stupid. By the way stupid all of the examples are correct.

“People who focus on spelling are invariably stupid.” ^^^

Are you referring to Randumb n’ dumber member??

The key point, a republic and NOT a democracy!

We are still a form of democracy.

ski,
There may be some place where that is true, say in the place "Only 2 people live here", Kentucky. But even then, as they go upward to a county, state, etc, is it a republic.

I’m guessing this is about the upcoming presidential election - and not about a Marilyn Chambers film.

I think the jury is still out. The economy and the virus will most likely be the driving forces to either get Trump re-elected or push Biden to a surprise win.

It is quite possible others need help looking stupid; you do not.

I'm a foreigner so I can't vote. But I have lived in the USA the last 8 years, in Louisville KY. I'm sure nobody cares about my opinion, but I do like politics. I see a very divided USA. I see 40% that will vote Trump no matter what happens or what he does. I see 40% that will vote for the Democrat no matter what happens or who it is. I see 20% swing votes, and they're in 5-6 swing states. It's crazy to me that such a small percentage of the population will ultimately decide the election. If you're a Democrat in Utah, your vote counts for nothing. Same for a Republican in California. On TV you see a lot of the far right, and also the far left. Most Americans I know are much more centrist overall, though they may be far left or right on certain issues. And yes sometimes that issue is a showstopper for somebody like abortion, GLBT rights, guns or immigration. All that said, I think Trump will lose the popular vote by a larger margin than 4 years ago, and the electoral college by a few swing states in the upper midwest that will switch from Trump to Biden. It's likely going to be suburban white women in those states that are going to be the decisive vote. My 2 cents, and the only guarantee we have is that 1) it will be entertaining, and 2) Trump will not go out with a whimper if he loses.

To any that don't like our government under our Constitution, right in that Constitution is how to change it. As I recall it is in Article V of the Constitution.

Knock yourselves out!