Anonymous #1 1d

The NYTimes of all the pro-democrat news sources says she was directly involved in it.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Your counties have some of the lowest literacy rates by the way

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Anonymous OP 1d

I don’t live in the Deep South

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Anonymous #2 1d

Or Philly, Baltimore, the Bronx, Chicago, Oakland, Detroit, Cleveland, Saint Louis, or any of the other democratic northern cities?

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Anonymous OP 1d

The least educated counties are pretty universally in the south, barring some of the big cities

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Anonymous OP 1d

Did you just… make up in your head where you think 2 is from?

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Anonymous OP 1d

So they say. But you don’t think there’s any possibility that’s coming from a disgruntled former staffer trying to sabotage her chances? (Yk, bc it did actually come from a disgruntled former staffer)

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Anonymous #3 1d

Fabricating a straw man to argue against is pretty much the only play conservative “thinkers” have in their playbook

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Anonymous #1 1d

This map shows lots of democratic areas or counties with large democratic cities in them. Even the western half of Mississippi votes very blue, despite being rural and also do the bigger cities. But the state is still heavily Republican and their schools have improved more than anyone else's in the country while city schools (democrat) still suffer, in other states too. The red districts are performing better and improving faster.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Look up the Mississippi Miracle

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Anonymous #1 1d

The Times of all people confirmed it lol

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Anonymous #1 1d

You don't think she would take a disgruntled former staffer with some donor money and a tiny favor to ask of him before he spills the beans on her?

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Anonymous OP 1d

The times confirmed where #2 is? Or are you going back to the Sullivan thing? Times reported that, they didn’t “confirm” it

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Anonymous OP 1d

Ask what of him? I’m having trouble understanding your question sorry. But yeah, when we get contradictory possibilities like this, it’s best to refrain from speaking with certainty until we find more.

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s pretty closely correlated with income rates and demographics, the latter influenced by the former. The poorer counties have less resources to fund education, and consequently result in lower education scores and attainment. You can’t deny that there’s a significantly higher proportion of worse educated counties in the south

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Anonymous OP 1d

Yeah man, they diverted resources to rural, low income, and minority communities, and it worked!

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Anonymous #1 1d

They have one of the lowest state budgets too. Crazy how California, NY, NJ, Illinois need so much money and still can't figure it out.

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Anonymous OP 1d

You listed some of the most populous states, yet are surprised they need more money than Mississippi?

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Anonymous #1 1d

Give him some money and have him go on the ballot to confuse people? It isn't hard to understand why he'd say yes.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Sullivan? Yeah, makes total sense for a spoiler. Again, it’s done hundreds of times each cycle.

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Anonymous #1 19h

You guys are so funny. If it was discovered that a republican was doing this you would be LIVID and you know it

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Anonymous #1 19h

More money per capita, not just totals.

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Anonymous #4 14h

Because she is misleading the vote to win. Decoy Dan even tried to change his middle initial from J to S so he would look exactly the same.

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Anonymous #1 14h

I mean a heavily democratic-leaning news corporation reported on it and cited sources. They wouldn't jeopardize her like that unless they knew what they were saying.

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Anonymous OP 12h

Anything for ratings. Again, I’m not doubting that the times reported the info they were given, I’m doubting the info they were given until we have confirmation other than “someone said so”

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Anonymous OP 12h

If misleading voters to win is stealing election then anytime a politician has lied or straw manned their opponent then they stole the election

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