@no1marauder saidOk. But the sharp drops in support have come when a female is on the top of the ticket.
Not true; HRC in 2016 and Biden in 2020 had about the same percentage of the Latino vote.
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@no1marauder saidtoo bad Biden didn't run, eh?
Biden won Latino males 59 to 36% in 2020.
Actually, America turned a hard right and made a red wave. George Washington wouldn't have won, let alone Biden
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@AThousandYoung saidAre you kidding, have you heard of bad job performance and approval ratings throughout?? The media did their best to build her up but the American people aren’t as stupid as you dems think.
Sounds like they actively dislike Harris then. Maybe racist.
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@wildgrass saidNo, she sucks like Biden and creates division, why is this so hard for all of you to understand?
Ok. But the sharp drops in support have come when a female is on the top of the ticket.
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@wildgrass saidAmerican just does not want a woman for president.
Ok. But the sharp drops in support have come when a female is on the top of the ticket.
Is something wrong with that?
Are people not allowed to have freedom of choice?
All this stupid argument going on all day ... for what?
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidThat "hard right wave" amounts to maybe a 2 to 2.5% popular vote win, picking up Senate seats in a few predictably Red States and maybe a narrow win in the House.
too bad Biden didn't run, eh?
Actually, America turned a hard right and made a red wave. George Washington wouldn't have won, let alone Biden
That's a trickle, not a wave.
And the 2020 Latino male vote makes mincemeat of your "ooh Donald is soooooooo manly" theory of election results.
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@no1marauder saidthey took almost all the swing states, and so far, flipped 3 seats in the senate, with 5 still in play, and are holding the house.
That "hard right wave" amounts to maybe a 2 to 2.5% popular vote win, picking up Senate seats in a few predictably Red States and maybe a narrow win in the House.
That's a trickle, not a wave.
And the 2020 Latino male vote makes mincemeat of your "ooh Donald is soooooooo manly" theory of election results.
that is a wave.
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidNo it isn't anything like a "wave". 2010 and 2018 were "waves".
they took almost all the swing states, and so far, flipped 3 seats in the senate, with 5 still in play, and are holding the house.
that is a wave.
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidDems did the same thing in 2020.
they took almost all the swing states, and so far, flipped 3 seats in the senate, with 5 still in play, and are holding the house.
that is a wave.
Was that a "wave"?
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they didn't take the house.
also, there are governors to look at too, if you want to see if it's a wave
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidIf you're talking about 2020, the Dems held the House with 222 seats, which would be a best case scenario for the Republicans this year.
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they didn't take the house.
also, there are governors to look at too, if you want to see if it's a wave
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@no1marauder saidOk, then the repubs won it back in the midterms. my error
If you're talking about 2020, the Dems held the House with 222 seats, which would be a best case scenario for the Republicans this year.
this year, in the governors race, repubs won 8 governorships and dems got three.
red wave, baby
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidYou consider Scott in Vermont who voted for Harris to be part of a conservative trend?
Ok, then the repubs won it back in the midterms. my error
this year, in the governors race, repubs won 8 governorships and dems got three.
red wave, baby
That's a net gain of exactly 0 BTW.
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@sh76 saidBecause they know that rich liberal Democrats despise them, and the working-class Republican party accepts them as one of their own.
I'm genuinely flummoxed. There seems little doubt that Hispanics won the election for Trump.
I understand the conventional wisdom and obviously Trump won the election on the issues of inflation and the border. But I'm wondering if anyone had any insight as to how he targeted Hispanics so well.
Early last night, when they were reporting heavy Puerto Rican turrnout in PA, MS ...[text shortened]... urnout might have been a bullish sign for Trump.
I'm genuininely curious as to why this happened.