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  • a candidate should work to appeal to 100% of their voter base

    Less a proposal and more of a fact: People won’t vote for a candidate who does not support the issues that they support. You can’t expect a voter who is against fracking to vote for a candidate who supports fracking.

    If Kamala supports fracking and the majority of voters do not, it is up to her to change, not the voters.

    i consider this a voter skill issue

    Yeah… Democrats want to blame the voters so they can continue to court wealthy donors. If everyone in Michigan promises to “Vote Blue No Matter Who” then they can continue arming Israel without losing any Muslim votes. Unfortunately that’s not how things work.





  • i mean that’s a fair statement, but she wouldn’t be running on fracking if she thought it was detrimental, so it’s either not a huge concern for most voters, or there is something more than being let on in the rhetoric here.

    You’re begging the question here. If Democrats paid attention to their voters we wouldn’t be having this conversation. Generally, critics of Dem strategy believe that they are too beholden to wealthy donors.

    Democrats blame Jill Stein for Clinton’s loss. But Dems can’t force her not to run again, or people not to vote for her. If Kamala doesn’t win, it will be because she didn’t convince enough people to vote for her, not because Jill Stein is running.









  • Your articles are calling you a liar. Not me. (Edit: Well, I am too, come to think of it.)

    The first Pew research graph clearly says that 47% of white women voted for Republicans and 45 for Democrats.

    The second makes no mention of race. If you choose to reply, repeat after me: “Nonwhite women exist.” Maybe you just forgot about Hispanic women. And Asian. And everyone else.

    The third just dismisses exit polling without presenting any data to dispute it.

    Edit: My bad, I should have looked at your whole article. It also agrees with me. Sit your lying ass down.

    The 52% statistic appears to be one of those myths. According to a later analysis that experts consider more reliable, a study published in August by the Pew Research Center, the percentage of white women who voted for Trump was actually 47%, compared to 45% for Clinton. T

    By my count, we have the Post and Pew Research (And the Times) supporting me, and you have yet to support your claim at all.