Red Dreams
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The same Hillary? Or is there an electable one that I don’t know about?
The one without Russian interference...
only we will have even more so this cycle.
But she is a better candidate than Biden.
The same Hillary? Or is there an electable one that I don’t know about?
It’s not that subtle! She absolutely sucksThis is so cringeworthy. Weaving a subtle race card narrative as an excuse to justify her own underperformance.
@Sweet Square love the smell of fresh polling in the morning
Where would hillary be if Biden dropped out and she entered?
Tulsi at 5 % after Hillary's hit job.
He has a -76 net fav among her supporters.The Tulsi and Yang numbers hurt Bernie. Yang in particular has similar demographics (young), and I can't imagine a single Tulsi voter who wasn't a 2016 Bernie voter.
Where would hillary be if Biden dropped out and she entered?
No doubt with a lot of donations to find her?
He has a -76 net fav among her supporters.
We can of course choose to disbelieve that, but her voters do seem to be made up of 4chan edgelords who got disappointed with Trump on vape/games/war.
I made a mistake, it is actually -30 (-76 is for Biden, which makes way more sense now)Wow. Do you have a poll with that (hopefully more than one)? It contrdicts what I've seen on certain subreddits (wayofthebern in particular is in love with her, and has been since 16)
I made a mistake, it is actually -30 (-76 is for Biden, which makes way more sense now)
So basically 1 in 3 of her voters definitely wasn’t there in 16, rest is up for debate.
The one without Russian interference...
only we will have even more so this cycle.
But she is a better candidate than Biden.
Is there any reason why older african americans are more conservative than others ? I'm guessing the church still plays something of a role and in the end they are still boomers but it seems a real sticking point. Biden is still doing great with older african americans, right ? I'm sort of surprised why Harris isn't doing well with these voters considering her politics.Looking at the disagrees on qs. 1, the highest is from young minorities (20/24% hispanic/aa 18-34) and worst is from older african americans (2%). Also as expected, Republican voters (especially men) disagree a fair bit (17%) compared to the other extreme of female Dems/Inds (8/5%) or just older Dems as a whole (4%). By ideology, the strongest agree comes from moderate Dems (94%). Very small class differences (more disagrees for working class), more unsures for unemployed.
For the 2nd qs., best support (>90%) comes from Latinos, and minority millenials. 100% from Hispanic men, btw! More from Republican than Dem voters (cry laugh emoji etc). Especially conservative non-whites. Also divorced dads, for some reason. And working class and unemployed.
Is there any reason why older african americans are more conservative than others ? I'm guessing the church still plays something of a role and in the end they are still boomers but it seems a real sticking point. Biden is still doing great with older african americans, right ? I'm sort of surprised why Harris isn't doing well with these voters considering her politics.
Also hot take - Americans are too nice for class politics.
Are they really more conservative, though? Compare them to old white people, not just other Democrats. The black vote leans heavily Democratic in the first place, much more so than the white vote.
In terms of religion older black people are more conservative.
Sure, but in terms of politics older black people are a lot more liberal than older white people.
This seems significant, especially if it puts pressure on Facebook to follow suit.
Yes, but the African American vote is no longer the left wing of the Democratic Party...The black vote leans heavily Democratic in the first place, much more so than the white vote.
This seems significant, especially if it puts pressure on Facebook to follow suit.
A final note. This isn’t about free expression. This is about paying for reach. And paying to increase the reach of political speech has significant ramifications that today’s democratic infrastructure may not be prepared to handle.
Anyone else feel this isn't likely to hold up? (As in Superpacs etc. will sue that it limits their freedom of speech).
Aren't private TV stations forced to do some things though? Hope you're right for what it's worth.Twitter is a private company. They don’t have to allow anyone you use their platform, less still be forced to accept their money so that can.