INFINITYMIKE21

I'll try to be as detailed as possible. This girl and I had been dating (or at least went on one date) for almost 5 months from February up to this June. We had talked about hanging out more (and potentially more dates), but Covid-19 broke out and put a stop to that. We had a talk about where we stood as an item: I asked if we were boyfriend/girlfriend, she told me that we shouldn't move too fast and to see where it goes. At the end of April, our workplace was moving to another city closer to where I live. She didn't want to travel that far and decided to find another job closer to her place. Since then, I kept in touch with her almost every day. It wasn't bad at first, but there would be some days where she wouldn't respond to my messages for a period of hours or even at all. Every time I asked to hang out with her on weekends, she would say her work didn't allow days off to new employees or that she was busy in general. She would always say she wanted to see me, but that work or something else would come up last minute. Eventually, I saw on her Snapchat that she was hanging with another guy from her work. Then in late June, she told me she really likes this guy and that it's not going to work out, essentially ending the relationship there. I haven't talked to her since (NC rule), but have thought about still being friends. I've talked to my friends about it, most of them say I should drop her permanently, but that ultimately it's my decision. What do you all think?

One such instance I believe that capitalism isn't the best solution is in healthcare, etc. Am I wrong to think this or is there some merit to this opinion of mine?

Do you think Democrats will regain control of the House and/or Senate, or will Republicans retain. I understand if it s too early to predict anything, just wanted opinions, thanks.

Just put Trump or Clinton next to each state, all answers appreciated:

Nevada

Arizona

Iowa

Missouri

Wisconsin

Ohio

Pennsylvania

New Hampshire

Virginia

North Carolina

Georgia

Florida

Colorado

Minnesota

Michigan

Side note: I understand that debates haven't happened yet but give your honest predictions if Trump vs Hillary happened today.

I mean, there shouldn't be any issues for either candidate, so this is Trump's to really go into detail on how he plans to make America great again, right?

Why or why not?

Democratic or Republican?

I'm just a young lad, so I don't have quite enough real-world experience with this kind of thing. But how peoples lives change can dictate how they vote in elections.

The Politics section seems to be overwhelmingly conservative/republican?

Has anyone else noticed this?

Comments appreciated.

Then why doesn't he just move to Russia?

You know, according to the old saying:

"If you don't like it, leave."

Just put Trump or Clinton next to each state, all answers appreciated:

Nevada

Arizona

Iowa

Missouri

Wisconsin

Ohio

Pennsylvania

New Hampshire

Virginia

North Carolina

Georgia

Florida

Side note: I understand that debates haven't happened yet but give your honest predictions if Trump vs Hillary happened today.

Link: http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-...

Clinton's problems with her emails or Trump's inability to shut up?

I'm a bit of a novice in politics, so I need to hear from people who might be more qualified. What is it that is so important about these recent emails relating to Hillary Clinton? For instance, is there evidence of anything damaging to her resume or is just a bunch of hot air?

What do you think the final electoral count will be for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in this year's election?