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***Official Political Discussion Thread***
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- Mar 30, 2007
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This is the new conspiracy theory
Not new at all
White people have been pushing this for a couple of years
Also been saying Bill and Hillary had Epstein killed so he wouldn't tell on them
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The families of the tens of thousands of people that would be alive if Trump didn't handle the Covid-19 situation like a incompetent ***.
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Oops... 
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There were very few voters, on the left, who committed to vote for Hillary Clinton in the general who subsequently decided to vote for Trump. It’s true that Hillary lead up on the polls by seven points in August and lost the election.
This was largely due to:
1.) Registered Republicans “coming home.” They didn’t like Trump, they voted for one of a Trump’s primary opponents and all summer long and into October they told pollsters that they’d vote for Hillary. Either the Comey letter, Trump’s speech to black America, the vacant Supreme Court seat, mike pence being named VP or something else have these Republicans the fig leaf they needed to do what their partisan alignment suggested they were going to do all along, vote for a Republican candidate.
As much as was made by the media about Trump bringing along previously disengaged, low income white voters, is popular vote total was less than Mitt Romney’s in 2012. What really cost Hillary was
2.) those who simply did not vote. Voters who felt despair in the face of capitalism and white supremacy didn’t protest vote for Trump. Despair manifested itself as not voting because it’s hard to get poor people to stand in line for hours to vote for incremental change.
I’m only addressing the gap between Hillary lead in the polls in late summer of 2016 and the final result. There are many other structural reasons why Clinton most including something that is easy to forget, she won the election and Trump became president because of the electoral college.
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BRB. Buying stocks in tear gas manufacturers.
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"Intimating"? Trump was probably playing with building blocks in the bunker when Kushner wrote this tweet.
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where else in the world is kneeling seen as a sign of disrespect?
also hilarious that mr 5 deferments wouldn’t know about this
Must Reads: The ex-Green Beret who inspired Colin Kaepernick to kneel instead of sit during the anthem would like to clear a few things up
The fact that it was Colin Kaepernick and the San Francisco 49ers only made the situation worse.
www.latimes.com
o ye expert of the southern black experience
dwalk31
any thoughts?
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"I will defer to you, the economics expert..."
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Ken doesn’t hold back. .
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Political savvy folks, sans being held at gunpoint, what could the house do to actually get the reform bill passed through the Senate?
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Haven't watched it yet, but it was in my feed this morning. I can't wait! Guy is brilliant!!
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Ken doesn’t hold back.
Even Ben Shapiro's hot sister doesn't make up for the crime his parents committed against the world by having him
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