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Democrats are trying to work out what went wrong. On the left a consensus is forming
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2024
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If you ask 10 Republicans what they want for lunch, they'll give you 1 answer. And it's racist.
I wish 10 Republicans would eat racist for lunch, because then we'd be down to 9 Republicans!
As an undecided voter, the Democrats picked too expensive of a restaurant, so I'll have what the Republicans are having, even though it's moldy dog food.
(Edit: This is meant to be sarcastic and insulting to those who voted for Trump "because of the economy" if it's not obvious already, not to imply I was actually stupid enough to do that myself.)
The funny thing is that people vote for the GOP to save the economy but they are the ones who have ruined the economy on a regular basis/
Many are simply party loyalists. They’ve proven in this election that they’ll vote for anyone under their banner.
Republicans divide and conquer. They’ll get the same support from those folks, even if their leaders pick a new “enemy.”
My understanding is there was more split ticket voting in this election than in years prior. Also have to consider that abortion received a huge amount of votes from many people who also voted for trump.
Yup. Abortion is just another divisive topic. Any way to pit one group against another…
Yeah. If you look at the overall votes between 2020 and 2024, Trump's count barely moved. In contrast, Harris saw a collapse in votes compared to Biden.