It's actually quite sad that there are people who cannot distinguish between a newspaper's recommendation and an oligarch's disinformation - sad and malignant.
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Who will win the 2024 elections in America?
It's actually quite sad that there are people who cannot distinguish between a newspaper's recommendation and an oligarch's disinformation - sad and malignant.
Not to mention rambling and ridiculous, which is why I've not participated in it.
(Although it's interesting that, of the currently 8 people who have dome so, half of them think that influencers influence. Just brilliant.)
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Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
Well, I just cast what I am sure will be the deciding vote for Harris/Walz, in Pennsylvania. And with that, she will win the election.
So you all can thank me later on, when the votes are finally counted, and Harris wins.
Too bad you hate squirrels
I wrote in @Wu Wei (in PA) for President
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Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
That's pretty much what Vance said after he voted , and gave a statement to reporters that after the election is over, we are all Americans at the end of the day, and that if Republicans win, he would do his best to serve everybody regardless of who they voted for.
Brilliant.
an anarchist
Your local loco.
I’ll give you guys some insight of the general younger perspective of the presidential candidates.
Many millennials are opposed to vote for Kamala due to the Gaza situation.
A lot of the younger than millennial men are pro Trump. Many are “red pilled”.
So I don’t think it will be easy for Kamala Harris to win. I think it will be close.
Of course I don’t have the definitive view of young people, but I am young.
Many millennials are opposed to vote for Kamala due to the Gaza situation.
A lot of the younger than millennial men are pro Trump. Many are “red pilled”.
So I don’t think it will be easy for Kamala Harris to win. I think it will be close.
Of course I don’t have the definitive view of young people, but I am young.
Clizby Wampuscat
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Interesting. I have 23 and 20 yo daughters. My 23 yo voted for the libertarian candidate as she was disgusted by Harris and Trump, she is pro-choice but does not like Harris's/Biden's border policies and sees inflation as the dems fault. My 20 yo voted for Trump, although she does not like him, she voted for him because she said she wants to buy a house someday and have a family and the prices of everything are high and she does not think she can ever afford a home. She does not believe the dems will make the economy better. She also does not like the crime caused by the border situation. She waffled between the green party candidate and Trump.
Clizby Wampuscat
Well-Known Member
Is this a common stance by millenials? Do they think she supported Isreal?
Hmmm, what do you mean by this?
Thanks for the insight.
I applaud their impulse, although that should motivate them to vote some third party candidate or abstain. Trump is qualitatively more pro-Netanyahu than Harris.
And a many are not, while many women support Harris.
I'm not familiar with the phrase “red pilled."
Many believe that the current regime has failed in mitigating the carnage.
an anarchist
Your local loco.
Yea like I was talking to my brother about it, he’s more in the know on the tik tok so he is more familiar with the younger peoples mindset and discourse. Harris is all like “Israel has a right to defend itself” when pressed on Gaza and we notice that. My boyfriend didn’t want to vote for Kamala for that specific reason as well. Those who are voting for Kamala seem to be doing it begrudgingly… at least the people I know and hear of.
They watch Joe Rogan and are real into masculinity. It can definitely be explained better but not by me.
This is what google says in the context I mean
Red pilled means
A realization that women are vain and choose their partners based on physical attributes
A belief that men are the marginalized class
A belief that women and liberal politics oppress men and white people
belief that the mainstream narrative is false
This is like a gist of it.
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Clizby Wampuscat
Well-Known Member
It is a complicated issue for the left.
I am sure there are some men like this out there.
We Never Know
No Slack
Current exit polls show neither is seen favorably by 50% of Americans.
On Trump..
44% favorable
54% unfavorable
On Harris..
48% favorable
50% unfavorable
On Trump..
44% favorable
54% unfavorable
On Harris..
48% favorable
50% unfavorable
anna.
colors your eyes with what's not there
- Just ignore exit polls. They are so reliably wrong there’s simply no reason to pay any attention to them. Even to call them “wrong” is in a way misleading. They only start to become somewhat accurate when analysts begin to weight them against actual results. So what’s the point? Why this is the case I don’t have time to get into right now. Just remember that you should ignore them and that they only become valuable once real results are starting to come in. By that time, just watch the real results. And while you’re doing that, ignore the mirages and check the analyses of people who know how to make sense of what real-time results mean.
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We Never Know
No Slack
I ignore all the polls but many here seem to accept the polls.
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