Trump Won The Cookie Count

[Bobber]

A bakery in Pennsylvania, (Hatboro, Pa) had a cookie poll. They were right the last three elections on who won. This time Trump cookies outsold Biden cookies by a staggering 28,000 to 5,000.

Actual numbers Trump 27,903.....Biden 5,114

What I find interesting is that Hatboro, PA is said to be in blue a liberal leaning region. One might expect a Trump cookie win in a more red region but look at the numbers. Am I saying this is scientific proof of something? Not really but quite interesting. And also that the last three elections their findings matched up with the end results.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/trump-beats-biden-in-bakery-that-called-last-three-elections/

 

[Bobber]

The cookies in question.

 

[A_Thinker]

A bakery in Pennsylvania, (Hatboro, Pa) had a cookie poll. They were right the last three elections on who won. This time Trump cookies outsold Biden cookies by a staggering 28,000 to 5,000.

Actual numbers Trump 27,903.....Biden 5,114

What I find interesting is that Hatboro, PA is said to be in blue a liberal leaning region. One might expect a Trump cookie win in a more red region but look at the numbers. Am I saying this is scientific proof of something? Not really but quite interesting. And also that the last three elections their findings matched up with the end results.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/trump-beats-biden-in-bakery-that-called-last-three-elections/

Trump followers are, likely, more into cookies.

From the looks of it ... much more ...

 

[Bobber]

Trump followers are, likely, more into cookies.

From the looks of it ... much more ...

I wouldn't say that. I think I could show you pictures of Biden supporters who like cookies too. I'm sure there's cookie lovers on each side of the isle.

 

[Noxot]

And how many of those cookies did Trump buy? Or perhaps the cookie thing is getting more popular and so Trump supporters decided to support Trump with cookies.

when Trump first announced he was running for president he paid all the people cheering $50 each.

 

[Joyous Song]

I wouldn't say that. I think I could show you pictures of Biden supporters who like cookies too. I'm sure there's cookie lovers on each side of the isle.

I wouldn't buy one of those cookies so maybe not.

 

[mindlight]

A bakery in Pennsylvania, (Hatboro, Pa) had a cookie poll. They were right the last three elections on who won. This time Trump cookies outsold Biden cookies by a staggering 28,000 to 5,000.

Actual numbers Trump 27,903.....Biden 5,114

What I find interesting is that Hatboro, PA is said to be in blue a liberal leaning region. One might expect a Trump cookie win in a more red region but look at the numbers. Am I saying this is scientific proof of something? Not really but quite interesting. And also that the last three elections their findings matched up with the end results.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/trump-beats-biden-in-bakery-that-called-last-three-elections/

All those Republicans having Covid parties, I guess.

 

[Bobber]

And how many of those cookies did Trump buy? Or perhaps the cookie thing is getting more popular and so Trump supporters decided to support Trump with cookies.

Are you saying Dem supporters have no real passion for their candidate? If they did wouldn't they do the same?

 

[Bobber]

All those Republicans having Covid parties, I guess.

The Dems could have had lots of cookies for their parties on the streets too though right? Didn't I see in pictures they weren't adhering to social distancing rules too?

 

[Brightmoon]

I’d guess that a lot of people just don’t like blue food . I know I don’t like blue sodas and other drinks , it looks radioactive . I can’t bring myself to try those blue Gatorades even though a lot of people like them . I’m just , no!

 

[Noxot]

Are you saying Dem supporters have no real passion for their candidate? If they did wouldn't they do the same?

I think I will stick to my thought that someone under Trump bought those cookies. How many cookies usually sell anyways?

 

[Joyous Song]

Are you saying Dem supporters have no real passion for their candidate? If they did wouldn't they do the same?

Actually we show our passion through voting and getting out the vote. Also trying to teach logic, how to control emotions rather than emotions controlling you and how to tell a lie from political rhetoric.

 

[Bobber]

Actually we show our passion through voting and getting out the vote.

Actually I've heard it said that Biden didn't really have a strong get out the vote working group. They said Obama did and Hillary somewhat....but not Joe.

 

[DamianWarS]

A bakery in Pennsylvania, (Hatboro, Pa) had a cookie poll. They were right the last three elections on who won. This time Trump cookies outsold Biden cookies by a staggering 28,000 to 5,000.

Actual numbers Trump 27,903.....Biden 5,114

What I find interesting is that Hatboro, PA is said to be in blue a liberal leaning region. One might expect a Trump cookie win in a more red region but look at the numbers. Am I saying this is scientific proof of something? Not really but quite interesting. And also that the last three elections their findings matched up with the end results.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/trump-beats-biden-in-bakery-that-called-last-three-elections/

Kennedy stuffed the ballots and Trump ate the cookies. It paid off for Kennedy, it seems Trump however bit more than he could chew. Biden took the cake in the end so apparently, cookies were the wrong focus.

 

[tulc]

any idea how many this guy bought?

found this in another article:

That tally has included a single order of 1,000 cookies for Trump and other mass orders. To keep up with demand, Lochel's has stopped taking shipping orders for a few days and now limits in-store customers to no more than six cookies.

Eric Trump Hits Hatboro Bakery, Cookie Vote Goes National (ICYMI)
tulc(just a thought)

 

[ArmenianJohn]

LOL! Cookies!!! Desperation at its finest!!!!

 

[ArmenianJohn]

Actually I've heard it said that Biden didn't really have a strong get out the vote working group. They said Obama did and Hillary somewhat....but not Joe.

Actually, I've heard it said that Biden actually had the strongest get out the vote working group. They said Obama also did and Hilary didn't so much....but Joe did.

 

[A_Thinker]

any idea how many this guy bought?

found this in another article:

Eric Trump Hits Hatboro Bakery, Cookie Vote Goes National (ICYMI)
tulc(just a thought)

He's had a few cookies, I see ...

 

[miamited]

Are you saying Dem supporters have no real passion for their candidate? If they did wouldn't they do the same?

Hi bobber,

I guess that's going to depend on whether or not anyone thinks that buying cookies to support some political agenda is the epitome of showing 'passion' or not. Personally, I think buying cookies to support some political position isn't particularly effective. Despite it's 'long' running history of 'three elections', it would seem that it really isn't as prophetic as some might hold it up to be.

I would imagine that there's likely going to be a cache of them found in the basement of the WH when Joe gets there. LOL!

God bless,
ted

 

[miamited]

I wouldn't say that. I think I could show you pictures of Biden supporters who like cookies too. I'm sure there's cookie lovers on each side of the isle.

Hi bobber,

You do realize, don't you, that your reference is not to a dot of land above sea level sitting in the ocean, right? Generally speaking, when people talk about two sides of an 'aisle', they're refencing a lane that runs between racks and displays like in a grocery store or other retail store. Or, as the case you are making, is referencing the 'aisle' in the legislature that divides political groups.

Secondly, it should be 'there are' not 'there is', which is the conjunction you are using referencing a group. 'Are' is always the verb for a 'multiple' subject and 'is' is the verb for a singular subject. The subject you wrote is 'cookie lovers' and that intends 'many' who love cookies...plural.

God bless,
ted