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Fenixgoon

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Roger Wilco

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Who is she and why is she all over my sports feed on twitter?



She’s a popular singer. She refused to endorse Harris and a lot of her fan base is angry.
 

nakedfrog

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cytg111

Lifer
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Why does men suck ass? If we know we're retarded should we not keep out of decision making involving large swats of people?

NBC national poll, gender gap

Men 12% towards Trump.
Women 21% towards Harris.


I think we should have a conversation about base drivers of motivation in men vs women.

What really drives us?

Men : Cocaine and sex.
Women : Survival of the species.

Maybe its time for us to shut the fuck up.
 

nickqt

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Legal immigrants erroneously believe that when Republicans talk about deporting tens of millions illegal immigrants, the Republicans aren't including them.

In reality, when Trump talks about mass deportations now, they are inherently including thousands-to-millions of people who are legal immigrants AND citizens who don't have all their paperwork together in the proper way.

Many of the people who end up getting Boxcar'd are supporters because they thought the movement wasn't talking about them, and ain't nobody from the movement going to speak up for them.

Voters getting what they voted for good and hard, etc.
 

HomerJS

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Legal immigrants erroneously believe that when Republicans talk about deporting tens of millions illegal immigrants, the Republicans aren't including them.

In reality, when Trump talks about mass deportations now, they are inherently including thousands-to-millions of people who are legal immigrants AND citizens who don't have all their paperwork together in the proper way.

Many of the people who end up getting Boxcar'd are supporters because they thought the movement wasn't talking about them, and ain't nobody from the movement going to speak up for them.

Voters getting what they voted for good and hard, etc.
If immigrants have any questions who trump is going to round up just refer to the Family Guy chart

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K1052

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Lil' bit of "FYGM" from those already citizens/documented. Lil' bit of not understanding basic economics. And a pinch of your typical just shitty polling.

Most aggressive ladder pullers/door closers I meet besides the full MAGA types are legal immigrants.
 

Pens1566

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Most aggressive ladder pullers/door closers I meet besides the full MAGA types are legal immigrants.

And the funny part is the most vocal of that group tends to be Cubans. What with the special allowances made for the boat lift refugees and all ...
 
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manly

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Why does men suck ass? If we know we're retarded should we not keep out of decision making involving large swats of people?

NBC national poll, gender gap

Men 12% towards Trump.
Women 21% towards Harris.


I think we should have a conversation about base drivers of motivation in men vs women.

What really drives us?

Men : Cocaine and sex.
Women : Survival of the species.

Maybe its time for us to shut the fuck up.
It goes without saying that some men like machismo more than they like policies that actually benefit them and the rest of the middle class.
 

fskimospy

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It goes without saying that some men like machismo more than they like policies that actually benefit them and the rest of the middle class.
I also think his history of sexually assaulting women as well as the fact that his most notable achievement was setting the stage for the removal of women’s reproductive rights would be reasons women don’t like him.

To be clear men should dislike him for this too, but it’s not super surprising that women dislike it even more.
 

brycejones

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Indus

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Lil' bit of "FYGM" from those already citizens/documented. Lil' bit of not understanding basic economics. And a pinch of your typical just shitty polling.

If immigrants have any questions who trump is going to round up just refer to the Family Guy chart

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Most aggressive ladder pullers/door closers I meet besides the full MAGA types are legal immigrants.

And that's why I keep saying the islamic immigrants aren't our friends.. you help em get in the door and then embed their lgbt right wing hate!

Sweden has learned this the hard way.. it's time we did too!
 

K1052

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And that's why I keep saying the islamic immigrants aren't our friends.. you help em get in the door and then embed their lgbt right wing hate!

Sweden has learned this the hard way.. it's time we did too!

uh
 

Dave_5k

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One major note I've seen in the polls, but not mentioned in the articles about the polls - minority voters continuing to shift toward Trump vs. prior elections. While still overall heavily favoring Democrats, this is a significant number of votes moving to Trump from the Democrat base.

Trump 2016: 28% of Hispanic votes, 6% of Black votes
Trump 2020: 36% of Hispanic votes, 8% of Black votes
Trump 2024 polling: 39% Hispanic, 13% of Black votes

Hispanic and Black voters each make up about 10% of the vote, so the 11% and 7% swings to Trump would be roughly a +3.6 point net swing for Trump in the overall popular vote vs. 2016 - just from Hispanic and Black voters (+1.8 Trump / -1.8 Harris) - and if that polling holds up in reality, is highly likely to make the difference in winning the election for Trump in 2024.
 
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Indus

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One major note I've seen in the polls, but not mentioned in the articles about the polls - minority voters continuing to shift toward Trump vs. prior elections. While still overall heavily favoring Democrats, this is a significant number of votes moving to Trump from the Democrat base.

Trump 2016: 28% of Hispanic votes, 6% of Black votes
Trump 2020: 36% of Hispanic votes, 8% of Black votes
Trump 2024 polling: 39% Hispanic, 13% of Black votes

Hispanic and Black voters each make up about 10% of the vote, so the 11% and 7% swings to Trump would be roughly a +3.6 point net swing for Trump in the overall popular vote vs. 2016 - just from Hispanic and Black voters (+1.8 Trump / -1.8 Harris) - and if that polling holds up in reality, is highly likely to make the difference in winning the election for Trump in 2024.

Some minorities are just ultra religious and want permission to discriminate and lash out on who they believe is an abomination or just below them.

And Trump seems easy to deal with and bribe.
 

jdubs03

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Two things. Out of so many.

A question:
How soon does everyone think it’ll take for any “moderate”/independent-undecideds would regret their vote for Trump, if he were to win?

and a little venting:
It’s honestly crazy to me that the number 1 priority for voters is the economy and inflation, and yet they will still vote for the guy. It’s like they cannot separate out past events and their root causes with inflation over the past few years. And then not only that, also not consider the guy’s future plans which reputable sources say are worse for economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. It’s just so nonsensical.