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‘He just needs to win back Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.’

that’s a pretty big get; PA and MI seem good for him (assuming he runs, which I am not) WI not so much; actually, the pubs need to worry about NC and maybe AZ as well...

Donald Trump isn’t running against Joe Biden, really; he’s running against a fourth quarter economy in shambles...

Question. Where do you get this belief about Arizona? Our state has voted Democrat for president exactly ONCE since 1948. The media runs their yammers constantly, but we have a Rino governor, a Rino legislature, and they won a senate seat because the Dems counted ballots for an extra week. The gal running was good looking and pretended to be a moderate. Now she’s Chucky’s stooge. And the media downplays the hell out of her Chucky votes.

That’s what it takes for a Democrat to win statewide in Arizona. Trump is very popular here. Take it to the bank.

I think the governors of Michigan and Pennsylvania have really hurt the ‘Rats chances in those states. Same thing in Nevada and New Mexico. Trump may have a chance in New Mexico, with Gary Johnson not on the ballot there this year (he got almost 10% of the vote in NM, more votes than the difference between Hitlery and DJT).

I would think that Biden’s best chance to flip a state that DJT won last time is Arizona, because of all of the emigres from California and other high tax states that brought their ‘Rat politics with them. Plus, I just don’t think Martha McSally is a good candidate, and she’s running against Gabby Giffords’ husband. I hope this is not the case, but the Trump people can’t take Arizona for granted.

Unless Gov. DeWine screwed things up, I can’t see Biden coming close in Ohio. Wisconsin could easily go either way. I think DJT wins in Michigan and Pennsylvania because of the backlash against the sitting governors there.

I’m not sure about Minnesota, unless Ilhan Omar and Keith Ellison have turned off the suburban guilty white liberals to such an extent that they either vote for DJT or stay home.

WI not so much; actually,

I think Wisconsin will be harder for them, true. But the Democrats won state wide elections for governor and senator in 2018, which concerns me a bit. And I agree with you on North Carolina and Arizona. If the Democrats flip those then Wisconsin doesn't matter.