It was young men, especially Latinos, who broke hard for Trump. Not Boomers.
White college educated men are the only group that increased in share for Harris. Trump even got a higher share of women than he did in 2020.
It was young men, especially Latinos, who broke hard for Trump. Not Boomers.
White college educated men are the only group that increased in share for Harris. Trump even got a higher share of women than he did in 2020.
Over a million people didn’t.
Talk to me in 10 years.
Leftists - the “don’t vote” kind - definitely dropped the ball.
“Look, I hate women, but I hate Nazis even more” - Boomer men
Only the chosen few businesses, and entirely at the whims of the dictator. Your CEO pisses off the leader, your business goes bye bye.
And propaganda. LOTS of propaganda.
Only because he fucked up and went after the Mouse lol
Mouse will fuck you up
Companies don’t want fascism, they just want tax breaks. Civil war and dictatorships are bad for business.
Ok.
I think you’re pessimistic and fatalistic.
Government typically happens on a longer than 4 year time span.
My point was that needing more people is the root issue. So while I didn’t explicitly make your point, I do agree.
In your case, it’s because you often pretend to be dumber than you actually are, so I’m just playing along.
So you pulled the lever. End of thought experiment.
Yay! You made it!
Doesn’t matter. All YOU can do is pull the lever, or not. You can’t change who’s on the track. You can’t remove the trolley. You can’t untie the people or lift up the tracks. In this sense, the trolley problem is almost a 1-for-1 representation of voting (in a swing state, at least). You can pull the lever, or not. Those are your options.
And that is NOT how the trolley problem works. None of us tied anyone to the tracks. There’s no one else. There’s just people on the tracks, and a trolley, and a lever, and you. All of the set-up happened before you got there. You are only able to make a decision about the lever.
And you get to pick how much crushing happens.
That’s a complicated one. I think we can agree that in general, Republicans support Israel and don’t believe that Israel bears any responsibility for their genocide in Gaza, and largely either don’t believe there’s a genocide happening or are perfectly happy that it is happening.
Here’s an article from back in July where Republican leaders (not voters) condemn Harris for expressing sympathy for Palestinian civilian deaths: https://www.factcheck.org/2024/07/republican-rhetoric-on-harris-position-on-israel-goes-too-far/
About 30% of Republicans want the US to pull back on ceasefire negotiations: https://www.newsweek.com/poll-democrats-republicans-divided-israel-role-war-escalation-1977027
Trump is absolutely courting Jewish Republicans: https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2024-09-05/trump-harris-israel-gaza-hamas-hostages
But I can’t find any specific poll numbers asking Republicans “would you be more likely to vote for Trump if Harris denounces Israel?” So I don’t have any hard data, just informed guesses.
Sorry, I’m not finding it anywhere. Mind re-linking it?
Tactics in first past the post democracies is indeed whackadoodle, but that’s the system we live in.
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