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AS OF 10/8/20Alright, to categorize.SAFE = 15+LIKELY = 5 - 15LEAN = 1 - 5TILT/TOSSUP = 0 - 1Margins -Arizona - I expect Biden to win by ~1.5%Florida - Honestly, I think this is the one that could flip on election day. But, as of now I have Biden winning by ~1.5%Georgia - Biden will come closer than anyone other than Carter, but Trump wins by ~2%Iowa - The margin will be far closer than in 2016, but Trump still wins by~2%.Maine 2 - The margin will be pretty tight, and Biden has the lead, but Trump wins by ~2%.Michigan - This is a BIG swing for the Biden camp, as it will flip by 5.5% and I think Biden will win by just under 5%.Minnesota - Hillary won here. I think Biden wins by just under 6%.Nebraska 2 - Again, a district which has been close for a few consecutive elections, but Biden wins by just under 4%.New Hampshire - Hillary won this state. Case closed, I think Biden will win by a bit under 7%.Nevada - Hillary won this state. Again, case closed, although the margin will be ~3.5% for Biden.North Carolina - I think this state and Florida will be the two closest ones on election night. I have Trump winning by ~.4%.Ohio - Biden has a narrow lead here, but I expect Trump to carry this state by ~2.5%.Pennsylvania - Biden has a huge lead (for PA standards), but Trump is able to close the gap a little bit. Still have Biden by 4%.Texas - Honestly, I don’t consider it a swing state, but since it has similar margins as PA and IMO is closer than Michigan, I will include it. I have Trump by 4%.Virginia - This state has drifted away from the GOP. If it was a traditional cookie-cutter Republican they may have won it in 2016, there is no way they will be too competitive w/ Trump on the top of the ticket. Biden by ~9%.Wisconsin - This was the “over the 270” state in 2016 and gave Trump the presidency. But, I think Biden will carry it by just under 4%.SO I think Joseph R. Biden will become the next POTUS.And then MAYBE resign in 2023 or, god forbid, die. I think Kamala will take over at SOME point.2022 MIDTERMS :GOP takes the HOUSE, GOP wins the Senate by taking 3 seats(NH, AZ, and NV).If u want a 2024 Projection :Trump considers a run, but instead continues being a regular guest on right-wing TV + Radio and has a segment w/ Sean Hannity. The 3 GOP front-runners are Ted, Nikki, and Mike. Ted wins the Plains, Nikki carries a lot of the coastal area, but Pence has the broad appeal in the South, Rustbelt, and in the Plains. In the 2024 Democratic Nomination, Kamala is the incumbent, but she is as much of an incumbent as Ford was. AOC decides to challenge her and wins NH. It is a fight to the convention, but Kamala pulls through. AOC endorse her in a great speech which makes here the 2028 front-runner(sound familiar)? Kamala chooses as VP Julian Castro of Texas. Pence chooses Marco as his Veep. Throughout the campaign, a major issue is Pence’s evangelicalness and his issues with Science. The debates are odd because of the “Pence Rule”, but go smoothly enough for Pence. After the dust settles the results are:Kamala wins the popular vote by ~3%, but Pence holds on in Texas, and in Florida Rubio is the difference (he wins re-election by ~2.5% in Florida in 2022).

An attempt at humor, if I may. As an Israeli coming to America, I was surprised to discover that......when Americans say "that's interesting", it's time to move on to another subject....and "I don't know" means "no"....immigrants love American names. Every time I call customer service, I get some guy with a foreign accent named Dale, Bob, Doug or Adam....in Wisconsin, the phrase "a bit chilly" means "like in Antarctica"....the entire area of dispute between Israel and the Palestinians is smaller than one county in Texas....5:15 means 5:15, maybe 5:20. Definitely not 7:30....there's no such thing as "I only have a question" to get ahead in line....American gas stations are always in severe shortage of quarters....Watching sports is not about winning or losing. It's about statistics. "Yes, Frank, that was amazing. It's the first time ever that a player ran beyond the 23-yard line on the second down in the first 6 minutes of the last quarter in a Packers game played west of Kansas. Amazing! Back after this...")...local news on TV is the same everywhere. First five minutes to cover something really bad, then five minutes to cover something cute or inspiring and then 10 minutes for sports, 10 minutes for weather and good night....radio and TV stations east of the Mississippi start with the letter "W". Makes sense to me!..."(Any small city) International Airport" means there's a flight to Toronto....you can't really buy a gallon of gas for exactly 3.4999, no matter how hard you try to let go of the nozzle at the right millisecond....Humus in America comes in 2,819 flavors, except for Humus....there's always an asterisk next to the word "Free"....9-1-1..."Yes, I'm calling from 123 Main Street and I'd like to report some noises behind our..." Ding-dong.."You called 911, Sir?"..."Just a sec" means 1 minute. "One moment" = 5 minutes. "He'll be right with you" = 10 minutes. "Have a seat" = 20 minutes. "Would you like some coffee?" = 30 minutes. "We'll begin boarding shortly" = The plane is still at the other airport....Take half a cup of this and mix it with four ounces of that. Then, add 2 pints of those and let it simmer in 3 quarts of these. That should be enough to make about a gallon.

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