Trump Mobilizes His Base But Repels Others Even More

[BrokeLoser]

Nope, I've changed my position on nothing.

You have no balls. You intimidate no one.

Hahaha…that’s thing bud…exposing your bullshit doesn’t take balls.

 

[Mac1958]

Hahaha…that’s thing bud…exposing your bullshit doesn’t take balls.

Then get to it, weakling. List out my left wing positions on the actual issues.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

Trump has brought out more voters to the polls, both for him and against him. But mostly against him.

He's also swung the college educated against the GOP, and those who typically don't vote. That's one reason why the Republicans have done poorly in the last two midterms.

since the election of Donald Trump in 2016, “we’ve discovered that Trump turns out more people on our side than theirs” in the battleground states. Before 2016, Podhorzer told me, it was Democrats who had the math problem. Midterm elections had been dominated by a whiter, more conservative electorate. Trump’s win in 2016, however, added a new tranche of voters to the electorate. Using data from the Catalist voter file, Podhorzer estimates that these “new voters” (defined as those who voted in 2018 and 2020, but had not voted in 2014, or, if they were eligible for the first time, voted in 2020), number almost 40 million. These voters aren’t necessarily Democrats, says Podhorzer, but “they are anti-MAGA.”​

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As such, Democrats’ political success comes down to a pretty simple equation. When those millions of “new voters” show up, Democrats can win. When they don’t, Democrats fall short. ...​

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“In 2016, despite losing the popular vote, Trump became president by virtue of his Electoral College victory. That election made clear that the political fulcrum would be the states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.” Trump won all five of those states in 2016. Since then, however, Republicans have steadily lost ground. “In those five states, on the day that Trump was sworn in, only one state had a Democratic governor (Pennsylvania), only four Democrats served in the Senate, and Democrats did not constitute a majority in any of the 10 state legislative chambers.” Today, however, “four of the five governors will be Democrats, 8 of the 10 Senators will be Democrats, and three of the state legislative chambers will have Democratic majorities.” And, of course, Joe Biden carried every one of those states in 2020.​

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Plus, as the Pew Research verified voter study found, voters who sat out 2016 but came out in 2018 and 2020 supported Biden by 26 points. ​

The Republicans’ Math Problem in Midterms and Potentially 2024

Politics isn’t all that complicated. It’s really just math. But, as those of us who were never big fans of the subject in school can attest, sometimes math can be hard. As I write this on Thursday, the most prominent political figure in America, Republican Kevin McCarthy, has a very big math...

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"Trump has brought out more voters to the polls,"

in politics, that was ages ago

 

[Toro]

You're a traitor.

 

[rightwinger]

"Trump has brought out more voters to the polls,"

in politics, that was ages ago

That was two months ago

 

[GMCGeneral]

Jan 6 showed that fear is very real

So what is your ultimate goal foe thw US, 100 percwnt far left rule?

 

[Dante Reawakened]

At some point, rage and paranoia no longer sell. If you can't address issues and people like an adult, it wears thin.

The GQP should be learning that now, but whether they are is debatable.

Rage and paranoia sell. Recently, the GOP has become the Boy Who Cried Wolf too many times. Next election we shall see.

 

[bripat9643]

At some point, rage and paranoia no longer sell. If you can't address issues and people like an adult, it wears thin.

The GQP should be learning that now, but whether they are is debatable.

Dims have been selling rage and paranoia for 100 years now. What do you call the whole "Russian collusion" hoax?

 

[bripat9643]

So what is your ultimate goal foe thw US, 100 percwnt far left rule?

Gulags, firing squads and slave labor camps.

 

[BS Filter]

Democrats have been very successful playing their TRUMP Card

Getting millions in donations and huge voter turnout just out of fear of TRUMP and his followers.

Republicans have obliged them by refusing to cut ties with Trump

Agree. Fear of losing their paycheck for doing absolutely nothing.

 

[bripat9643]

Rage and paranoia sell. Recently, the GOP has become the Boy Who Cried Wolf too many times. Next election we shall see.

The wolf exists, dumbass. Everything we said about the Big tech companies and the FBI turned out to be worse that we even suspected.

 

[bripat9643]

Jan 6 showed that fear is very real

True. There are 200 Republicans still in jail 2 years after the event. If that isn't how a dictatorship behaves, then I've never seen it.

 

[Lastamender]

As always. Another weakling checks in.

It would be smarter for you just to keep your weak mouth shut.

Why do you guys insist on making this so easy for me?

What makes me a weakling hack?

 

[BrokeLoser]

Rage and paranoia sell. Recently, the GOP has become the Boy Who Cried Wolf too many times. Next election we shall see.

“the GOP has become the Boy Who Cried Wolf too many times.”
You mean like “Russian collusion, Ukranian quid pro quo, THE GREAT INSURRECTION, the top secret document heist….etc etc”?

 

[rightwinger]

True. There are 200 Republicans still in jail 2 years after the event. If that isn't how a dictatorship behaves, then I've never seen it.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Trump has brought out more voters to the polls, both for him and against him. But mostly against him.

He's also swung the college educated against the GOP, and those who typically don't vote. That's one reason why the Republicans have done poorly in the last two midterms.

since the election of Donald Trump in 2016, “we’ve discovered that Trump turns out more people on our side than theirs” in the battleground states. Before 2016, Podhorzer told me, it was Democrats who had the math problem. Midterm elections had been dominated by a whiter, more conservative electorate. Trump’s win in 2016, however, added a new tranche of voters to the electorate. Using data from the Catalist voter file, Podhorzer estimates that these “new voters” (defined as those who voted in 2018 and 2020, but had not voted in 2014, or, if they were eligible for the first time, voted in 2020), number almost 40 million. These voters aren’t necessarily Democrats, says Podhorzer, but “they are anti-MAGA.”​

​

As such, Democrats’ political success comes down to a pretty simple equation. When those millions of “new voters” show up, Democrats can win. When they don’t, Democrats fall short. ...​

​

“In 2016, despite losing the popular vote, Trump became president by virtue of his Electoral College victory. That election made clear that the political fulcrum would be the states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.” Trump won all five of those states in 2016. Since then, however, Republicans have steadily lost ground. “In those five states, on the day that Trump was sworn in, only one state had a Democratic governor (Pennsylvania), only four Democrats served in the Senate, and Democrats did not constitute a majority in any of the 10 state legislative chambers.” Today, however, “four of the five governors will be Democrats, 8 of the 10 Senators will be Democrats, and three of the state legislative chambers will have Democratic majorities.” And, of course, Joe Biden carried every one of those states in 2020.​

​

Plus, as the Pew Research verified voter study found, voters who sat out 2016 but came out in 2018 and 2020 supported Biden by 26 points. ​

The Republicans’ Math Problem in Midterms and Potentially 2024

Politics isn’t all that complicated. It’s really just math. But, as those of us who were never big fans of the subject in school can attest, sometimes math can be hard. As I write this on Thursday, the most prominent political figure in America, Republican Kevin McCarthy, has a very big math...

www.cookpolitical.com

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Got anything else?

 

[LordBrownTrout]

KKKarens and KKKens in the Pubs are still KKKarens and KKKens.

Wait, the transgenders in your party are klan members too? We know that dems are the party of slavery and segregation.

 

[Dante Reawakened]

That was two months ago

in politics, that's a long time ago. It's past

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

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Hahaha….trust me, your politics are crystal clear….as are you butt-buddies Tumblin Tumbleweed
I really wish you two would stop with all the “I swear I’m not a leftist” bullshit….it’s time you own your filthy leftism.

I'm a Never Trumper. I have always been a Never Trumper. I'm sorry you're too fucking dumb to understand what that entails. I have little in common with the persona you portray me to be. But, you know that, already, magac*nt.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

What you claim to stand for in this discussion means nothing…you always seem to forget you have a posting history.
Look, you’re all over the place, you don’t really know where you stand from day to day.…you’re hypocritical as fuck, you rarely make sense as you constantly contradict the fuck out of yourself. How do I work with that shit?

You likely can't. You're a magaturd moron. Your beliefs and reality never seem to intersect. Sad.