BadmanDan
@BadmanDan@lemmy.world
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 11 hours ago:
No, the last column is what percentage of the vote they made up.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 22 hours ago:
This literally makes no sense. That immigration bill was bipartisan. And if Latinos felt Dems shifted to far right (which is laughable if you actually look at the policies), why would they vote even further right? THAT MAKES NO SENSE!
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 22 hours ago:
Dude where are you getting your data? Trump won white women by 52% in 2016.
If he had lost white women like you posted, he would’ve lost the election.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 1 day ago:
The winner is always on the left. But yeah I get it.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 1 day ago:
I’m not blaming anyone, I’m just pointing out the actual data and asking how & why? For example,
White turnout increased this election, but trump lost some white men & women support again like he did in 2020. And it appears Harris did bettter with white women than Obama, Hillary or Biden. The white vote didn’t change that much.
Black turnout was slightly down, and Trump was able to make a small 2% gain from black men, which isn’t much considering they made up 5% of the electorate this election.
As for the “other” demo. It’s every other ethnicity, but none of them are really big enough to have really big impact unless a specific state has a very large percentage of them and they all go overwhelmingly one way.
So I’m just saying, the only big outlier I see is the Latino vote. Which shifted HUGE for trump, and it appears that’s what won him the election. And I’m asking is that true? And if so, why? Compared to other demos.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 1 day ago:
Ummm, yes they did. Latino male turnout went up 1%. More of them voted this election than 2020. Which means they shifted right.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 1 day ago:
3rd is the percentage of the vote amongst all demographics.
- Comment on Would Kamala Harris have won the 2024 election if Latinos didn't shift hard to the right? 1 day ago:
It is also crazy that I lived long enough to see more Latino men vote Republican than white women 😂
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- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
That’s the problem
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
True
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
You think liberals would vote for him?
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
You got liberals and leftist mixed up
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
Oh yeah, completely forgot that.
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
I don’t think a Demo candidate can afford to have low enthusiasm amongst liberals, that’s their biggest base.
- Comment on If a leftist ran for president, would liberals support him? 1 week ago:
So he’d lose?
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- Comment on Can someone give me atleast 5 examples of Democrats being against the working class? 1 week ago:
I think it’s more ideological than that. I don’t think Bernie speaks well to liberals as he does conservatives.
- Comment on Can someone give me atleast 5 examples of Democrats being against the working class? 1 week ago:
I appreciate the introspective read. Yeah I can see the conflicting interest now within the party in the modern era (post civil rights). But apart of me just feels like you gotta win elections now by being in the right place and right time. I honestly don’t think the electorate is smart enough to vote on policies anymore. It’s more or less slogans and sayings now.
- Comment on Can someone give me atleast 5 examples of Democrats being against the working class? 1 week ago:
Agreed, but I feel like Dems and the media have been saying that for YEARS now. And people just don’t care. It’s easier to get behind a loud brash orange man screaming about migrants taking your jobs than driving deep into healthcare. It’s unfortunate,
- Comment on Can someone give me atleast 5 examples of Democrats being against the working class? 1 week ago:
I think it’s a lot easier to spread right wing narratives than left wing. The country itself is inherently right wing.
- Comment on How would American culture change if the internet went down? 1 week ago:
I’m asking about specific cultures that are heavily invested in the internet.
- Comment on Can someone give me atleast 5 examples of Democrats being against the working class? 1 week ago:
Example?
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- Comment on How would American culture change if the internet went down? 1 week ago:
Who do you think gets hit the hardest from this?
- Comment on How would American culture change if the internet went down? 1 week ago:
Good retrospective on dial up. But I feel most people wouldn’t go through that hassle.
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- Comment on When was the last time a Republican Oresident left office with a good economy? 2 weeks ago:
Carter became president during the absolute height of stagflation & the Iranian Revolution and only had 4 years to fix it.
HE WAS FUCKED, no matter what. Unbelievably unlucky president.
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- Comment on Why do leftist blame the Democratic for sabotaging Bernie Sanders? 2 weeks ago:
I understand all of that. But why didn’t people vote for Bernie in 2016 & 2020?
