Note, the last scenario is extremely low energy.

@gladicouldnthelp 2 and 4 are impossible so I'd go with 1 (I would prefer 3 though).

@mewmew @gladicouldnthelp Biden's followers aren't passionate enough tho

@realcaseyrollins @gladicouldnthelp no, but Trump supporters would be salty about losing and Bernie supporters would be salty about Biden getting the nomination

@mewmew @realcaseyrollins @gladicouldnthelp The most salt and anger would come from 2, definitely.

@p @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins nah, no way to have a maximum w/o salty Trump supporters

@mewmew @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins That's assuming equal salt production for each base. You saw what kind of stuff (R)s were posting when Obama was president. (And if you didn't, just check Gab. They're all still posting the same shit.) Nobody's gonna be literally shaking rn. You're not gonna have salt like this iconic source of sodium if Trump loses, but you might if Berno "Would've Won" Sandar does:
nooooo.mp4

@p @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins that's why Sanders and Trump losing would have maximum salt

@mewmew @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins I don't know, if Biden wins it's like..."Huh. Okay. I guess." I don't think anyone would really be *that* upset. He's just a regular politician. He does say some wacky shit, but set the bar too high for that to matter.

@p @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins look at how salty Trump supporters were when he won. Him losing would be exponentially more salty.

@mewmew @gladicouldnthelp @realcaseyrollins Did not observe that.