You mean to say that people who stand for their conservative values want a nominee who will actually win?
That doesn’t seem to be what they’re saying. They’re saying that even if the Democratic candidate were a better champion of conservative values, that many people would vote for the Republican candidate anyway.
Usally if a person does communist things then I think they are a communist. However, democrats are communist and don’t even try to hide it, hence, they indentify as “Democratic Socialists”.
A Socialist is a communist and therefore if you for Democrat then you ARE voting for communists. BTW the group that supports Trump was about 51% but now since the misuse of power by fascist democrats Trump support is over 55% and growing
There are a lot of GOP voters who could be convinced the Democratic nominee was a communist and vote against them even if the nominee was Ronald Reagan’s clone. They’re in the tank for ANY GOP nominee, not necessarily Trump. Add the 2 groups together and you’re probably at 30%+.
I mean, maybe 30% of the overall population isn’t in the tank for Trump forever and ever, but I think that’s a good estimate for the share of voters who overall approve of him and would never support Democrats.
It’s worth noting the Republican candidates in Congress often poll better than Trump on election day; remember that in the 2020 election Georgia Senate candidate Purdue actually won a plurality of the vote while Trump lost, he only lost his Senate seat because of the run-off (well, assuming plurality wins are normal anyway). The 2022 Senate candidates that trended more moderate/non-Trumpy tended to do well in swing states (Almost every single statewide race in Georgia was won by a Republican with a majority of the vote) while the Trumpers did less well and often lost (like the Republican candidate for the Georgian senate seat, who failed to get a plurality and then lost the run off).
I mean, maybe 30% of the overall population isn’t in the tank for Trump forever and ever, but I think that’s a good estimate for the share of voters who overall approve of him and would never support Democrats.
I mean, maybe 30% of the overall population isn’t in the tank for Trump forever and ever, but I think that’s a good estimate for the share of voters who overall approve of him and would never support Democrats.
It’s worth noting the Republican candidates in Congress often poll better than Trump on election day; remember that in the 2020 election Georgia Senate candidate Purdue actually won a plurality of the vote while Trump lost, he only lost his Senate seat because of the run-off (well, assuming plurality wins are normal anyway). The 2022 Senate candidates that trended more moderate/non-Trumpy tended to do well in swing states (Almost every single statewide race in Georgia was won by a Republican with a majority of the vote) while the Trumpers did less well and often lost (like the Republican candidate for the Georgian senate seat, who failed to get a plurality and then lost the run off).
I mean, maybe 30% of the overall population isn’t in the tank for Trump forever and ever, but I think that’s a good estimate for the share of voters who overall approve of him and would never support Democrats.
It’s worth noting the Republican candidates in Congress often poll better than Trump on election day; remember that in the 2020 election Georgia Senate candidate Purdue actually won a plurality of the vote while Trump lost, he only lost his Senate seat because of the run-off (well, assuming plurality wins are normal anyway). The 2022 Senate candidates that trended more moderate/non-Trumpy tended to do well in swing states (Almost every single statewide race in Georgia was won by a Republican with a majority of the vote) while the Trumpers did less well and often lost (like the Republican candidate for the Georgian senate seat, who failed to get a plurality and then lost the run off).
He won’t win. No longer electable. So let them waste their votes. The Democratic candidate will ultimately benefit from Repubs voting for their Loser, soon to be convicted felon DJtrump
Man I feel like 2016 could be repeating again of people repeating that Trump is “unelectable”. He will gladly bring out country to new lows and I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up being the guy with the R next to his name in the general, if people wind up not caring.
Debate policy at this point and genuinely put out reasons and examples as to why Biden and the democrats as a whole have been making your life better. Combat back that Trump/whoever has nothing better to offer in return.
People will think statements to not vote for Trump because he’s “unelectable” are stupid. They’ll obviously see that he’s available to select on the ballot, and do exactly that to spite you.
He won’t win. No longer electable. So let them waste their votes. The Democratic candidate will ultimately benefit from Repubs voting for their Loser, soon to be convicted felon DJtrump
People who worry about a repeat of 2016 forget that Hillary got over 3 million votes more than The Donald, who only oozed into the White House by convincing just enough independents to give him a chance. Having seen the clown show that was his first term, those folks aren’t giving him the benefit of doubt again. What worries me is that the fascists will try another coup attempt, and this time succeed.
Man I feel like 2016 could be repeating again of people repeating that Trump is “unelectable”. He will gladly bring out country to new lows and I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up being the guy with the R next to his name in the general, if people wind up not caring.
Debate policy at this point and genuinely put out reasons and examples as to why Biden and the democrats as a whole have been making your life better. Combat back that Trump/whoever has nothing better to offer in return.
People will think statements to not vote for Trump because he’s “unelectable” are stupid. They’ll obviously see that he’s available to select on the ballot, and do exactly that to spite you.
Another angle is that Trump was carried by white boomers who felt control of the nation slipping away from their generation.
Something like 7% of Trump’s 2016 voters will be dead by 2024. Trumpism itself is dead. It’s not electorally viable in 2024 with so many boomers gone and so many more Millennials and Gen Z voting.
I have a feeling GOP is going to get a very rude awakening in 2024. They’re going to get crushed in a historic feat that might destroy the party.
They thought 2018, 2020, and 2022 were “worst than expected”… They ain’t seen nothing yet. Those were just the foreshocks