POTUS/General Election Thread 2020 + Aftermath

[Hooahguy]

[1] It's not really all that surprising why Georgia just elected two Dem Senators when NC hasn't elected a single Dem statewide since Obama 2008. We should had been paying more attention when Georgia's cultivated a film industry in 2008 that surpassed California's in 2016. Ben Shapiro licking his lips seeing Big Tech move from CA to TX and FL, I'm not sure he understands that states are not liberal/conservative in and of themselves. When the Senior Programmer at Oracle gets on the plane to move from San Fran to Austin, Texas is shaping his opinions to the same degree that he will be shaping Texas politics.

Quick point about NC, Roy Cooper won his re-election for governor back in November which honestly makes me wonder why Cal Cunningham didnt beat Thom Tillis. Probably due to not being able to keep it in his pants unfortunately.

Agreed about states not being inherently liberal/conservative. Yes, some areas of California are super liberal, but then its also the state that gave us Devin Nunes. What I find interesting though is that I heard a lot of commentators before the election saying that Texas might go Dem this year while mostly ignoring Georgia, but now I am of the opinion that Georgia can be a solid purple state while Texas will likely remain red for a while.

Also as long as anyone doesnt object, I will rename this thread to be a generalized election thread dealing with anything pertaining to the 2020 election through the 2022 midterms and I will open a separate thread for the Biden administration on Jan 20th.