What chances does Trump have to win the 2020 election?

"Scandals" that would ruin a GOP candidate are down played and softened by the left and MSM if it is a DNC candidate.

I'd wager that there are no scandals that Republicans won't forgive when it's their candidate anymore. Moral-authority is gone forever (if you think it ever existed).

Moral-authority is gone forever

Trump’s Rising Approval Won’t Surprise Those Who Paid Attention

Earlier this month, Gallup recorded a 46 percent approval rating for the president, which at the time was a personal best. Just two weeks later, according to the latest Zogby Poll, 51 percent of Americans now approve of President Trump’s job performance — another all-time high for Trump, and a significant benchmark heading into the 2020 presidential election campaign.

Thank you for also proving my point.

I think the MSM has a credibility problem, look how much BS they spread for the last 2 years on Trump being a Russian agent.

Have you seen CNN and MSNBC's rating #'s since the report was released?

If you've never committed abortion, but you advocate for it, they're not going to vote for you just because you are morally pure of abortion on your personal record.

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If you've never committed abortion, but you advocate for it, they're not going to vote for you just because you are morally pure of abortion on your personal record.

Who "advocates for abortion"? The issue is a woman's right to an abortion.

I think they could forgive abortion,

other forms of murder which happen with acceptance. Such as civilians being killed in wars of which we have sanctioned over the years longer than I have been alive (Vietnam) the atomic bombing of Japan long ago which was terrible,) and counting with the 16 years of Iraq and Afghanistan.

But what I’m most interested in is where potential 2020 swing states2 rank in the table above. Among those, Trump’s PARP is the lowest in New Hampshire. The state is slightly Republican-leaning (R+2), but Trump was way underwater there last month, with a net approval rating of -19 points. That could mean the Granite State, which voted narrowly for Hillary Clinton in 2016, may be slipping out of Trump’s reach for 2020. In Arizona, which has backed every Republican presidential candidate since 2000, Trump’s net approval rating is also much lower (-7) than you would expect given its R+9 partisan lean. That might explain why many election analysts think it will be in play in 2020. Trump also appears to be in worse position than a typical Republican president would be in Wisconsin, Texas and Iowa, all of which have PARP scores of -14.

On the other hand, the swing states where Trump has the highest PARP scores are New Mexico (-5), Virginia (-6), North Carolina (-7) and Florida (-7). Given the conventional wisdom that New Mexico and Virginia are now blue states, this may be a surprise — and it’s a sign that they may still be competitive (though they certainly tilt away from Trump to start). In North Carolina and Florida, meanwhile, the share of voters who approve of Trump is almost the same as the share who disapprove of him, so these states will probably be in play in 2020. But it also could be an auspicious sign for Trump that he isn’t more unpopular in these states, given his unpopularity nationwide.

At 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb—codenamed Little Boy—detonated 1,900 feet above Hiroshima, Japan. Though accurate estimates are impossible, it's believed the immediate blast killed about 70,000 people and injured another 70,000. The vast majority of casualties were civilians. After effects, such as complications from radiation exposure, have since taken the lives of unknown thousands more. This event marked the first time a nuclear weapon was used against people in earnest.

Seventy years ago this Sunday, on August 9, 1945, an American B-29 dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki, obliterating much of it and killing 74,000 people, mostly civilians. It was only the second time in history an atomic bomb had been used as a weapon. (Read about Hiroshima, the first target of an atomic bomb, 50 years later.)

I don't doubt it. Nevertheless, dropping atomic bombs which had the effect of killing thousands of innocent civilians was a terrible, terrible event which took place. My point is that the same people who lightly dismiss those horrible events, will go and on about abortion. Death by killing, is death. The world would be better off with all nuclear states adhering to Nuclear weapons peace and getting rid of nuclear weapons.