AS for America - last visit I made was over a decade ago but I learned to avoid political debate with a passion as people don't do debate and more argue you to death. Even then in the office had a chap come in and almost interrogated me upon political views, even worrying was others warned me of that and I dismissed them. You live you learn and I've found that the older people are - the more they are inclined to avoid such debates as they more often than not become toxic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2019_U...
Obviously social media is a terrible barometer for political mood. It's designed to build a self-co gratulatory bubble, but I'm not sure I buy the argument that polling is rigged or unscientific.
Polling is a statistical model of a rare event of human behavior - of course there's uncertainty!
"Never mistake your Twitter feed for your country" (https://twitter.com/NickCohen4/status/1205273956078563328)
That's the reality Trump supporters are using fascist tactics (and I'm not exaggerating here, these acts are rightbout of a fascist playbook) while complaining that liberals say mean things to them.
[1] https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
BTW there are reports that police refused to do anything, if that is true we are really right in 1930s territory.
Do you believe that is a healthy police force in a democracy?
Surrounding the bus, while keeping to all traffic laws.
And before you say "But what about the Biden car behind the bus?", as this video (https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1322646326807568390) shows, the black Trump-supporter vehicle was already close behind the vehicle in front of it before the white Biden vehicle moved into its lane from the left.
Today the president voiced approval for his supporters literally running his opponents' supporters off the road.
USC's poll predicts a Biden victory, but when experimental questions are asked to figure out how those polled really feel, it forecasts a Trump win (https://dornsife.usc.edu/news/stories/3338/experimental-poll...).
For those who are skeptical, put on a "Make America Great Again" hat and walk through downtown Chicago, San Francisco, Ann Arbor, or Cambridge before or after election day 2016 (or 2020). Now, put on a "I'm With Her" or "Biden/Harris 2020" shirt and walk through Provo, Fort Worth, or Pensacola before or after election day. In which scenario are you more like to be yelled at and/or physically attacked?