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If Kamala got Hillary's margins in Dearborn, she still would've lost the state by 30,000 votes.
Ashleyy@dontsippy
Democrats lost Michigan largely due to the Arab/muslim population either voting for trump or third party candidates. Their strategy to win them over is by antagonizing the only Arab in the senate primary instead of supporting their preferred candidate
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"The American president woke up on Easter and embraced Allah" is something a crazy Egyptian tv imam would say.
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No. He won by ~43,000 votes across Wisconsin, Arizona, and Georgia. Flip those and he loses.
To say Biden barely won in 2020 is objectively accurate.
Disinformation Destroyer@DisinfoIsBad
Joe Biden won by 7 million votes.
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Politics is only going to get more populist lol
Conor Sen@conorsen
By 2027-28 anti-elite populist politics at the presidential level will be 12 years old. Has it delivered for voters? Are people happier? At some point people might start looking for something else.
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@hutchinson They came of age during the Reagan ascendancy, an era characterized by a weak Democratic Party, an electorate that was 87% white, and a backlash to the welfare state that was successfully branded as an undeserved giveaway to lazy/inferior minorities. That imprinting has lasted.
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People under 30 might not remember that we could go weeks without hearing from or thinking about the President of the United States.
SNEAKO@sneako
I miss Barack Obama man
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This is probably true. Trump’s numbers and his actions point in the direction of Republicans losing 40+ House seats and possibly more than enough Senate seats to flip that chamber as well.
Seriously, this whole Iran war is one of the biggest acts of political suicide ever.
Robert Barnes@barnes_law
2026 will be worse than 2006 for Republicans. Get ready.
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This is what Jesus woulda done btw not that evangelical going to hell bullshit
Catholic Sat@CatholicSat
Luis José Cardinal Rueda Aparicio, Archbishop of Bogatá, Colombia, washed the feet of transgender sex-workers on Holy Thursday.
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I’m just a casual observer from NYC, but it’s gonna be pretty tough to convince me that she should not be LA’s next mayor.
Nithya Raman@nithyavraman
Let’s lower the rent! As mayor, I will triple housing production by cutting red tape, lowering costs, and eliminating pointless bureaucracy.
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i think people are underestimating what the actual failure of Trumpism would look like in terms of social implications. Like Trumpism becoming as unpopular as W Bush. The sort of defeat you can only really have when you properly *won* like they did in 24
Dominic Michael Tripi@DMichaelTripi
NEW: Trump reaches negative net approval with working class white voters for first time ever. -CNN
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This is incredibly fucking sad
Mukhtar@I_amMukhtar
There has to be a reason why she doesn't post her Indian/Ugandan dad on her social media.
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the state of the Democratic Party in Trump 2
InteractivePolls@IAPolls2022
CNN POLL: Extremely motivated to vote 🟦 Democrats: 67% 🟥 Republicans: 50% —— "Younger Republican voters are far less motivated for the election: Only 33% of those under 45 say they’re extremely motivated to vote, compared to a majority of older Republicans"
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My pollster friends have done focus groups with double haters, and if you want to understand why the United States is a declining power in the world, just spend 15 minutes with them.
InteractivePolls@IAPolls2022
CNN Poll: One-quarter of voters are "double haters" (dislike both parties). They currently prefer Democrats by 31 points in the midterms. —— How double haters voted (CNN exit polls): 🔴 2016: Trump +17 🔵 2018: Dems +1 🔵 2020: Biden +15 🔴 2022: GOP +15 🔴 2024: Trump +23
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Gallup finds 49% of U.S. workers say they’re struggling, while just 46% report thriving, for the first time ever.
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