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I think you’re confusing general elections and midterm elections. These midterms will be decided on whether young people and minority voters turnout. You should hope so at least. Biden made gains with suburban women since Election Day. There’s a few things to watch for: 1. We know GOP turnout is much lower when Trump isn’t on the ticket, but how much lower this time? 2. Will minority and younger voters have a reason to come out? 3. Is Biden still polling above 50 percent? 4. Did voter suppression laws anger voters and increase turnout like last time?
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From here on out, Trump will attack and primary any candidate that they feel might turn on them so their choices are: 1: Leave these people alone in swing districts and hope they don’t flip once they get back in there. 2: Primary these people and end up with unelectable, Trumpy candidates in swing districts and fail to take back the House.
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I can’t believe that they’re running Lara Trump for that NC Senate seat. That’s not going to work and it will likely be for all the marbles and senate control. That tells me they aren’t all that serious about winning right now. You can’t let that happen. NC is going the way of Virginia and it’s not going back red once it flips.
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There isn’t enough time to switch gears before the midterms. They just wasted that opportunity. All they can do now is hope for super low turnout and cross their fingers. I expect Democrats to make the midterms about student loan debt/voting rights to increase young turnout. They’re definitely dragging their feet on those issues on purpose. If Biden’s numbers are still over 50 percent, there really isn’t anything Republicans can do. Democrats will also win that NC Senate seat and that’s all she wrote.
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It doesn’t look like R’s will take back Congress. There’s a lot more swing districts than people realize. Those seats are all in jeopardy now. I’m not sure they care. It looks like the plan is to just ride out The Big Lie and then hopefully start the rebuild right after the next presidential election loss, if the party hasn’t completely split by then.
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When is Bills @ Jets? I’m only 20 minutes away. I hope it’s week 6 or later.
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It actually happened way back in 2003. It’s just been a slow motion car wreck ever since. Trump was just the doubling down on crazy because they couldn’t fix the other issues they had with voters and the demographic changes. Republican consultants knew the math no longer worked unless there were big changes made to the party’s platform.
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No one showed up to vote for Bernie. He got slaughtered in the south. They yelled all day on the internet and not a single one of them put their game controller down and voted for the guy. He also has a problem with African American voters for whatever reason. Voters in SC just don’t know who the guy is. He struggles with name recognition with black voters. His campaign did recognize this problem and tried to improve, but it was never going to be enough after the Clyburn/Biden endorsement dropped.
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Trump needed to hit an inside straight. He had 1 path to victory and lost ALL 5 of those states. Don’t you think that was asking a bit too much? It would be a little different if he won 3 of those states and it came down to Georgia and Arizona, but that didn’t happen. He got destroyed. That wasn’t a close election at all.
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Why are Israelis so racist? Not sure. My dad was born in Israel. He isn’t racist.
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I’ve been searching for the answer to this also. I always hear Bill Maher, Fox personalities, etc. complaining about it. I went to NYC and Hoboken NJ recently and asked around. I walked by some of these progressive schools. Basically, whatever it is they’re complaining about only exists in extremely wealthy private schools in NYC and possibly LA. Schools where millionaire’s kids go. It’s not happening anywhere in the public school system. Well, there’s Arabs that live and move freely in Israel and then there’s Palestinians who are surrounded by a huge wall that runs right through their land. They have to pass through checkpoints to come and go. Two entirely different groups. Then there’s the African migrant workers that get treated horribly in Israel. Yeah, they’re not very nice over there. Then you have the illegal settlements which you’ve probably heard about.
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I don’t think you fully understand the history and the issue itself. Most Americans don’t. There are quite a few great documentaries from both sides available for viewing.