Election Prediction Thread
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Zombie
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Too bad about Texas, but that was always a long shot. I really hope Beto runs for president in 2020. He already proved he can compete anywhere.And Texas came close to jumping ship.
I think the fear tactics Trump employed likely worked on older voters(Florida, Dakotas, etc.). We need them to die before the next election.
Ugh, ads are the worst. Vote ad blocker!
DutchJazzer
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this was a blue shart!
now ruth bader ginsburg needs to hold on for dear live till about dec 2020! she doesn't seem to have any energy!
because if trump gets to make another pick even if it is in december 2020 they will be able to easily vote that pick in!
who cares about the house. if they stopped counting illegals in census, the repubs would also have the house
now ruth bader ginsburg needs to hold on for dear live till about dec 2020! she doesn't seem to have any energy!
because if trump gets to make another pick even if it is in december 2020 they will be able to easily vote that pick in!
who cares about the house. if they stopped counting illegals in census, the repubs would also have the house
enchilada_style
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Prop 2 is looking promising
D
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I don’t think we’re “screwed up” so much as polarized.
Having a balance of power is a good thing under trump. He needs to start facing accountability.
The issue that is concerning to me is the polarization we see not between liberal or conservative, but between white rural non-college educated and everyone else. These people are falling behind economically but socially as well. They carry with them a resentment and anger that fuels fascism. They’re so disconnected with 21st century economics and social norms.
This matters because they control the senate due to their control of the majority of America’s Landmass.
So while America’s population continues to trend towards diversity, urbanization, and advanced education, the other side trends the other way.
I don’t meant to disbarage White rural non-college Educated, but how do you expect to function in this 21st century ever dependent on service jobs in urban centers that require more education?
And is it good for America to be ruled (in the senate) by a number of large west and southern states with values and priorities so divergent to the rest of the country? The senate won’t vote for women’s rights or climate change because these aren’t the priorities of the majority of states yet they are top priorities of the majority of the country’s population. The senate after tonight will increasingly be the minority of the country ruling over the majority.
Having a balance of power is a good thing under trump. He needs to start facing accountability.
The issue that is concerning to me is the polarization we see not between liberal or conservative, but between white rural non-college educated and everyone else. These people are falling behind economically but socially as well. They carry with them a resentment and anger that fuels fascism. They’re so disconnected with 21st century economics and social norms.
This matters because they control the senate due to their control of the majority of America’s Landmass.
So while America’s population continues to trend towards diversity, urbanization, and advanced education, the other side trends the other way.
I don’t meant to disbarage White rural non-college Educated, but how do you expect to function in this 21st century ever dependent on service jobs in urban centers that require more education?
And is it good for America to be ruled (in the senate) by a number of large west and southern states with values and priorities so divergent to the rest of the country? The senate won’t vote for women’s rights or climate change because these aren’t the priorities of the majority of states yet they are top priorities of the majority of the country’s population. The senate after tonight will increasingly be the minority of the country ruling over the majority.
D
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More evidence of the divide most manifested by this:
Real estate not popularity is what’s keeping republicans in business at the senate level.
Real estate not popularity is what’s keeping republicans in business at the senate level.
