Asians Win One For The Gipper!

[PoliticalChic]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

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[ScienceRocks]

Asians work hard, study hard an have a moral standard. This is exactly why blacks lose.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Asians work hard, study hard an have a moral standard. This is exactly why blacks lose.

Native Americans too. Hey Matty didn't you say you were part Native American the other day? That would certainly explain a lot.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

We're a center-right country and reject the "You Didn't Build That!" Party

 

[PoliticalChic]

We're a center-right country and reject the "You Didn't Build That!" Party

Seems that thinking Americans do.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

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As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.

 

[jwoodie]

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[/QUOTE]

As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.[/QUOTE]

Quoting oneself is a sign of intellectual vacuity.

 

[reconmark]

Asians work hard, study hard an have a moral standard. This is exactly why blacks lose.

Native Americans too. Hey Matty didn't you say you were part Native American the other day? That would certainly explain a lot.

Do you expect that retard to post anything not tainted by his racism????

 

[NYcarbineer]

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As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.[/QUOTE]

Quoting oneself is a sign of intellectual vacuity.[/QUOTE]

Not knowing how to use the quote feature is a sign of mental retardation.

 

[bendog]

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As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.[/QUOTE]

Quoting oneself is a sign of intellectual vacuity.[/QUOTE]
Not if its in response to repeated self-immolation. LOL

 

[Uncensored2008]

The problem is that "Asian" means utterly nothing.

What do you mean, "Asian?"

Indian? Pakistani? Ukrainian?

The idea that people from the largest continent on Earth hold some sort of monolithic view is absurd.

Even among what was once more accurately termed "Oriental," there is no consistency. The Japanese are overwhelmingly Republican, Chinese are predominantly democrats. Vietnamese tend to have a very dim view of the dims, Koreans seem to like democrats.

Politically, there is no connection between a native of Kamchatka and one from Ceylon.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Well maybe the OP is right. I hear that Monday night was the very first night that Elaine Chao finally agreed to Mitch's pleas that she put on the schoolgirl outfit.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

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Notice how the above post drones on and on to say something that could have been clearly and concisely summed up in 2 sentences?

PoliticalChic came to mind the other day when I happened upon this quote from Benjamin Disraeli, speaking of his contemporary William Gladstone:

"...a sophistical rhetorician, inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity..."

 

[PoliticalChic]

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As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.

Quoting oneself is a sign of intellectual vacuity.[/QUOTE]
Not if its in response to repeated self-immolation. LOL[/QUOTE]



Why is it that the most insipid posts suggest disapproval....but are never able to offer any specifics?

C'mon.....stupid or lazy?

 

[PoliticalChic]

Well maybe the OP is right. I hear that Monday night was the very first night that Elaine Chao finally agreed to Mitch's pleas that she put on the schoolgirl outfit.

You sound very, very lonely.


Don't feel sad,
Don't feel blue...
Frankenstein was ugly, too.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

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As I said a long time ago, you are single-handedly busting that stereotype.

Only two possibilities to explain a post like yours.
Which is it....poor judgment, or jealousy?

 

[Mad Scientist]

"All demographics shifted Republican".

You know yer in trouble when you cant even rely on the Black vote anymore.

 

[AvgGuyIA]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

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The old white race-baiting liberals and race-pimping blacks are becoming irrelevant and dying off. The young liberals don't see their young conservative counterparts as racists because they're not. Gay marriage isn't an issue dividing them either. They are more concerned about Jobs and paying off school loans. These are the people conservatives must reach out to. We have the solutions they seek and they will come over to our side once they realize the Democrat Party has been playing them for chumps.

 

[PoliticalChic]

"All demographics shifted Republican".

You know yer in trouble when you cant even rely on the Black vote anymore.

They must be shakin' in their Birkenstocks!!!

I saw this a while back:
"... the Dems can's take a chance on losing the black constituency....so, here we are.


"...what would happen if a smaller percentage of blacks turned out:

- At 90 percent black turn-out, Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes slide into the GOP column.

- At 75 percent black turn-out, Pennsylvania’s 21 electoral votes go Republican.

- At 70 percent Michigan’s 17 electoral votes turn from blue to red.

- At 50 percent the GOP collects Delawre’s three electoral votes.

I don’t know what a realistic number to project is for the effects of angry black apathy, but I’ll stop at 50 percent. It may be that going as low as 75 percent is unrealistic. Most likely it’s impossible to say. (And this doesn’t take into account things like congressional districts where black voters make the margin of difference.)"
http://remmet.com/2008/04/04/do-democrats-need-the-black-vote/Do Democrats need the black vote? | RobertEmmet

 

[PoliticalChic]

Far be it from I to advance stereotypes....but there are those who claim that Asian are the smartest folks....

And analysis of exit polls after the stomping of Obama and his policies found Asian-Americans in the forefront of ethnic groups shifting toward the GOP.



1. "....shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections. The graph below compares the margin of support among demographic groups for Republican candidates in 2014 with support in 2012 for Mitt Romney and in 2010 for House candidates, according to exit polls."
The 2014 electorate wasn 8217 t just older and whiter than 2012. It also voted more Republican. - The Washington Post



2. "The Washington Post looked at a comparison between 2012 and 2014 and discovered that all demographics shifted toward the GOP, especially Asian-American voters..."

3. ....that shift was multiplied by the fact that voters across the board were more likely to support Republicans than in past elections.

And when we say all, we mean all: Support for Democrats was down slightly among black voters.

4. Republicans picked up double-digit percentage gains in the 18-29YO demo and the Latino demo, and eight points among African-Americans. Asian-Americans moved significantly to the GOP over 2012, and even over 2010. Republicans even improved 10% among those earning under $50K, which should have Democrats very worried, and among women, independents, seniors, and so on."
Exit polls show all demographics shifted to GOP after 2012 Hot Air




5. "Americans remain deeply pessimistic, especially about the economy: Exit polls, which are conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool partnership of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC and the Associated Press, ask a number of questions designed to measure the national mood. And Tuesday's results were almost unrelentingly glum, as they have been in polling throughout the year. Sixty-five percent of voters said the country is on the wrong track, 78 percent were at least somewhat worried about the direction of the economy, and 59 percent said they think the economy is either poor and not improving, or getting even worse. A new high of 48 percent said they think life will be worse for the next generation of Americans.

6. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right...

7. Democrats' base voters went missing, while independents trended right..."
5 Things The Exit Polls Tell Us About Tuesday s Elections

​

The old white race-baiting liberals and race-pimping blacks are becoming irrelevant and dying off. The young liberals don't see their young conservative counterparts as racists because they're not. Gay marriage isn't an issue dividing them either. They are more concerned about Jobs and paying off school loans. These are the people conservatives must reach out to. We have the solutions they seek and they will come over to our side once they realize the Democrat Party has been playing them for chumps.

I sure wish I could be as optimistic as you are.....

Until we control the media and the schools...the nation is heading into the abyss.