Trump knows wives should tell their husbands who they are voting for

[big deluxe]

No, they don't. Most general election candidates move to the middle to appeal to as many independents as they can. Exchanging the fringes of the part for the middle.

Trump is trying to maximize those fringes' voting participation.

Trump is doing what all candidates do.

 

[forkup]

All Candidates don't try to maximize participation in their own base?

No, they don't. They will rely on their base sticking by them as they pivot to the middle. Accepting that some won't.

 

[big deluxe]

Yes, he does. Between the evangelicals, the non-college males, and people who vote for GOP regardless. What I'm saying is that that 25 percent is solely loyal to Trump and will mostly disappear after he's gone.

So people who vote GOP regardless will move on after Trump? But you just said in your previous sentence that they vote GOP regardless.

 

[big deluxe]

No, they don't.

So they tell their own base to stay home for the election? Who does that?

 

[forkup]

So people who vote GOP regardless will move on after Trump? But you just said in your previous sentence that they vote GOP regardless.

No, those soft non-college educated male voters will. For no better reason that they aren't really invested in politics, they just like the entertainment value.

 

[Arlette]

Pretty close. My disagreement with women being equal to men or allowed to act as equals to men far predates the US Constitution. The lack of any discussion of women in simply verification of women’s proper status in society.

I am in favor of slavery under certain circumstances. Not so much based on race, but definitely in other circumstances. In fact I may be related to an Irish woman who came to this country as an indentured servant to a British infantry officers wife in the 1750s.

I do not believe that Right and Wrong (aka Morality) are either changeable or related to religion. I believe they are the same as the moment the first human being existed (however it happened). An opinion being in the majority doesn’t make it Right.

Nobody cares

 

[big deluxe]

No, those soft non-college educated male voters will.

But you just included two other groups in there. Are you now excluding those two groups?

 

[forkup]

So they tell their own base to stay home for the election? Who does that?

So nice you keep on putting up strawman. I never said that they will tell anybody to stay home. What they'll do is when they have to choose between something that makes them more popular with independents and what will make them more popular with the base, they'll choose the independents even if it pisses of some of their base.

 

[big deluxe]

So nice you keep on putting up strawman. I never said that they will tell anybody to stay home. What they'll do is when they have to choose between something that makes them more popular with independents and what will make them more popular with the base, they'll choose the independents even if it pisses of some of their base.

So, in essence, they are exchanging one vote for a different vote? What good does that do?

 

[struth]

Just as weird as you trying to argue that woman telling who their voted for is the only way they can have an healthy relationship.

In fact, I think that's a weirder statement.

Huh? Who said that?

Quote anyone saying that.

I just wish harris and the dems would get out of the bedroom and stop telling wives and husbands what they can and can not talk about.

 

[forkup]

But you just included two other groups in there. Are you now excluding those two groups?

It's called a coalition. It's different voting blocks.

I will try on more time giving a good faith answer.

Those 2 other groups are reliable voters.

One group. The traditional GOP voter will stick with whoever is on the Republican ticket.
The second group is less certain since they are transactional. Abortion being the main one. But when they vote they are reliable.

There is off course overlap and I'm talking averages, but this smells like trouble down the line.

 

[forkup]

So, in essence, they are exchanging one vote for a different vote? What good does that do?

Since they make the calculation that one group of voters will have more voters than the other.

 

[WorldWatcher]

When did you become a turncoat and pledge your immortal soul to Kamala?

Never.

I’m an anti-Trump Republican.

I want my party back.

Wwy

 

[big deluxe]

It's called a coalition. It's different voting blocks.

I will try on more time giving a good faith answer.

Those 2 other groups are reliable voters.

One group. The traditional GOP voter will stick with whoever is on the Republican ticket.
The second group is less certain since they are transactional. Abortion being the main one. But when they vote they are reliable.

There is off course overlap and I'm talking averages, but this smells like trouble down the line.

But you included them the first time, and then excluded them five minutes later.

You also said there are fewer swing states, and then five minutes later acknowledged there might be more.

Maybe you should make up your mind.

 

[big deluxe]

Since they make the calculation that one group of voters will have more voters than the other.

Do they use a calculator for that?

 

[WorldWatcher]

That number is likely in the hundreds if not even less.

Make her use mail in voting so I can keep an eye on her.

WW

 

[forkup]

Huh? Who said that?

Quote anyone saying that.

I just wish harris and the dems would get out of the bedroom and stop telling wives and husbands what they can and can not talk about.

If you are married or any relationship and don’t feel comfortable talking about something like politics then you really shouldn’t be in the relationship.

If you arent wanting to tell your husband who you voted for, as miniscule as that is, you have no business being with him.

Just in this OP.

 

[big deluxe]

I haven't said a word to my wife in over two years. It's not like I haven't tried, but I don't want to interrupt her.

 

[forkup]

Do they use a calculator for that?

Do they use a calculator for that?

Polling data, not to mention something like 60 years of institutional political experience.

 

[big deluxe]

Polling data, not to mention something like 60 years of institutional political experience.

So does the pollster ask the participant of they are just in it for--in your words--the "entertainment value?"