Anonymous #2 2d

Yeah you guys have the optics moment for now, until the military starts shooting college kids for having a red and black pin on their lapel because Donald Trump declared an IDEA a terrorist organization. Which he has already shown is just a way for him to legally justify murder by blowing up random boats merely suspected of drug trafficking. Shit, they even openly admit it with shit like JD Vance saying “it’s not a good idea to go fishing in that part of the world”

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Anonymous #2 2d

Nobody is gonna go to the polls in 2028 thinking of Charlie Kirk. I didn’t know the dude existed outside of memes

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Anonymous #2 2d

But I know, every conservative would gladly throw the Constitution and all of their rights away for one fleeting moment of “owning the libs”

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

What’s next North Korea gonna drop a nuke on us.

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Anonymous #3 2d

We don’t need people to go to the polls because of Charlie Kirk in 28 we need them to go to the polls in 26, so trump can finish his agenda you know the mass deportations tariffs and building up American industry and military might.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

I agree that it’s more nuanced than what I said in this post, I just can’t get into that with just 200 characters. It’s not a solution, it’s just something we have to get right. The Democratic Party needs to show some fight, because not doing so plays into Trump’s hands.

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It’s based on the approval raiting for republicans and democrats, it’s also based on the amount of money that’s being funneled into the GOP right now, it’s that favorable senate map republicans have as well, you do know the people who spend more and have more money during mid terms win right.

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Anonymous #2 2d

He just cancelled the biggest foreign investment in Georgia’s history, set to create 30k+ jobs, bc there were South Koreans who overstayed their visas. Good luck with getting them back

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Anonymous #2 2d

Nah, North Korea is not gonna drop a nuke on us. I think it’s more likely that Donald Trump nukes a west coast city than Kim Jong Un, if we’re being real.

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Anonymous #3 2d

Hyundai literally said the project would go on you don’t even understand what you are saying.

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Anonymous #2 2d

People won’t forget 2 and 4 years of failed policies, unpresidential behavior, and the hate that the GOP has spewed. You are going to lose, and by a big margin. Trump’s agenda is unprecedentedly unpopular.

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I think the likelihood of either of tjose outcomes is infinitesimally low, just to be clear. But I could see Dementia Don doing Portland before I could see Kim Jong Un doing anything.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

You gotta put the doomer content down.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

When I say “more likely” I mean like .00000002% chance vs .00000001% chance.

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Anonymous OP 2d

The GOP has a higher approval raiting than the democrats, we also have the more favorable map to hold the senate we just have to win 1 of the contested seats to hold our majority, not the mention the redistricting advantage republicans have in the house.

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Anonymous #2 2d

The reason the Democratic Party’s approval rating is so low is because Democrats want the party to make clear changes. Democrats routinely raise significantly more money than Republicans, and there are many opportunities for pickups on that map.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Calling trumps policies a failure while Biden dealt with 9% inflation and run on inflation, had his jobs report cut by almost 1 million jobs and put us into a recession, literally financially we are under Bidens economy.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Please run a progressive in North Carolina Ohio Kansas Texas etc please do. It will turn out perfectly for you.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Also democrats won’t have more money than the republicans this election cycle they are in the defensive in a lot of senate seats and billions just got poured into the GOP these last couple days while the super PACs have exploded in size less than a year to the mid terms.

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Anonymous OP 2d

There is Dan Osborn in Nebraska, an independent who has a chance to shake up the senate map, or potentially Mary Peltola in Alaska. Susan Collins is vulnerable in Maine, and Roy Cooper is very popular in North Carolina. Iowa and Ohio are reaches, but never say die. Texas also has the potential to be a close race. You never know until you see the results on election night.

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Anonymous #2 2d

Mf does not know how swing states work

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Anonymous OP 2d

NC Dems in general are more progressive than the national party, it’s a complete crock of shit that “a progressive can’t win NC” like bro did you SEE the last presidential campaign NC went blue for? Do you KNOW what Obama 08’s rhetoric looked like?

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Anonymous #2 2d

That inflation was caused directly by Trump, starting to increase during his administration, before peaking in Biden’s and dropping dramatically after his policies went to work. Trump’s tariffs make the prices we pay go up, and he has done NOTHING to improve the job market, while instead giving billionaires and corporations more tax breaks.

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Anonymous OP 2d

The republicans have outspent Dan Osborn by alomost 5 to 1 and have over 1 million dollars cash on hand this election will not be close. In non special elections which these mid terms aren’t Alaska has gone Republican by 10+ points this also won’t be close. Susan Collins might lose her seat and let’s say Roy cooper wins in North Carolina democrats still don’t hold a majority in the senate. Texas won’t be close it moved further to the right than 2020.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

The ‘08 national Democratic and Republican parties are far different than they are today, which is a clearly more contentious time than ‘08 was. The Presidency is much different than a Senate or Governor race.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

The only reason nc dems won the state races in North Carolina is cause the gop candidate were horrible. North Carolina went to trump by 3 point and they’ve already set aside millions for this race already.

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While internally that’s my gut feeling too, there’s no reason to not try, because the moment Texas flips one time on a statewide race, there’s clear potential for it to keep happening.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

Nc isn’t in the 2008 environment anymore the state is more republican the suburbs have moved to the right. I live in the outskirts of Charlotte these neighbors around the big city’s are as blood red as it gets.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Biden had 4 years to drop the inflation rate while it hit 9% almost into his 3rd year in office buddy, this is all Bidens fault.

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Anonymous OP 2d

The national Democratic Party has moved further right along with the Republicans, I am well aware.

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Anonymous OP 2d

It won’t ever flip Texas democrats are leaving the state cause it’s gone to right wing for them. These tech bros coming in from other states aren’t progressive they are conservative asf. Texas Hispanics all have moved to the right as well and there is also a converted effort to move republicans out of red states and move them into Texas l.

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Anonymous #2 2d

yeah unfortunately we will always have to deal with the white suburbanite wanting nothing more than to defend white supremacy

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Anonymous #2 2d

Blue states*

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Anonymous #2 2d

If Mary Peltola were to run for Senate, that race will be much closer than that. Alaskan politics are quite a unique enigma, and she found a way to win Alaska’s at-large House Seat twice. With Nebraska, it’s still over a year out. Osborn got it to within 7 points in a year that heavily favored the GOP. In a year that likely is more favorable for Democrats, that margin could absolutely get closer, and I would imagine more money gets poured into his campaign over the next 13 and a half months.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

lol loser mad his leftist policy’s won’t ever come into Texas or any Republican state.

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Anonymous #2 2d

Nah dude Republicans just love white supremacy man I don’t think that’s controversial, I guarantee if those suburbanites you’re talking about got a new Black neighbor, they’d immediately be on some “there goes the neighborhood 🤬” shit lmao

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Anonymous #2 2d

And I know that because I also grew up in a Charlotte suburb and heard that exact sentiment from my Republican (read: virulently racist) neighbors when a Black family moved in down the street.

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Anonymous OP 2d

The reason they win the Alaska house seat again was because it was a special election, turn out was a lot lower in Alaska than it is for a regular election. Also no polling shows any favorably to the democrats this year, this isn’t a Democrat leaning year this is quite literally as toss up as it gets. I hope you know 7 point isn’t close nor is it went you are being outspent 5 to 1. Also Osborn isn’t a liberal he is still a conservative that will side with trump on most issues.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

That’s cool I live in in the outskirts of Charlotte as well probably the most conservative area lake Norman. I bet you that happened.

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Anonymous #2 2d

What, you live in Denver? That’s crazy, you’d never guess where my folks stay.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Are you forgetting that democrats also she. To defend seats in New Hampshire, Georgia, and a governorship in Kansas.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

I live closer to Davidson the college but I’m originally from Harrisburg near unc Charlotte.

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Anonymous #2 2d

“Blame Biden” doesn’t work anymore, the problems we have now are Trump’s responsibility. Besides, Biden did actually get inflation back down into the 2.5-3.5% range before his term ended. Nonetheless, things are still unaffordable, and since April, the inflation rate has continued to rise, and is expected to continue on that trend for this month as well.

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Anonymous #2 2d

I think Denver is more conservative than anywhere on that lake but still in Mecklenburg County if we’re being so fr

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Anonymous #2 2d

I went to motherfuckin Ardrey Kell High School, so believe me when I tell you, them Charlotte suburbanites are racist. You know how many times my school made the local news because some dipshit kid did a racism? Who do you think taught those Ballantyne Country Club shitheads to be like that?

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Anonymous OP 2d

I hope you do know that inflation being that high while interest rates were high asf while Biden also diluted the job numbers to keep the interest rates high is a reason we are in the recession, they cut 1 MILLION jobs off of Bidens total numbers for last year to say that, that isn’t a recession starter idk what is.

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Anonymous #2 2d

New Hampshire is not going red on the Senate level. Ossoff is very popular in Georgia and the GOP doesn’t have a good candidate willing to run against him. Laura Kelly is term limited, and most people think the GOP will win that governorship.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

If you look at mecklenburg country voting the suburbs are pretty conservative, the Myers park, pineville, Harrisburg, north lake area.

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Anonymous #2 2d

I still highly doubt it’s at a Lincoln County-level

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Anonymous #2 2d

I went to Myers park there wasn’t much racism on our campus.

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Anonymous OP 2d

New Hampshire is always within 10 points we’ve seen it get closer than Texas ever has, to say New Hampshire isn’t close is crazy’s

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 2d

Lincoln county is a sun down town

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Anonymous #2 2d

Not the whole county, just the City of Lincolnton, I know plenty of black folks who live in Denver/Iron Station and whatnot

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Anonymous #2 2d

I couldn’t tell you what the margin will be, but NH has consistently has voted democrats for decades now.

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