When is Enough ,Enough?

[Chico23231]

^ exactly...the spin is egregious.

[JoeRedskin]

While the districts voted the same way in terms of winner/losers, the voter turnout was higher for both the Democratic and Republican candidates.

In 2013, approximately 2,240,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.
In 2017, approximately 2,600,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.

While both major candidate parties gained significant votes, the Dems gained almost 350K in votes, while the Republican gained only 150K (meanwhile, Libertarian candidate went from 140K to 12K.

I would suggest Trump's 2016 win was fueled in some party by significant voter apathy from the left. Pretty sure that ain't happening in 2020. Not sure what the next three years hold, but pretty sure the country is going to continue with its polarization.

My prediction: Increased chauvinism on the right, increased identity politics on the left, and a continued decline in intellectual debate and the competition of ideas.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

While the districts voted the same way in terms of winner/losers, the voter turnout was higher for both the Democratic and Republican candidates.

In 2013, approximately 2,240,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.
In 2017, approximately 2,600,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.

While both major candidate parties gained significant votes, the Dems gained almost 350K in votes, while the Republican gained only 150K (meanwhile, Libertarian candidate went from 140K to 12K.

I would suggest Trump's 2016 win was fueled in some party by significant voter apathy from the left. Pretty sure that ain't happening in 2020. Not sure what the next three years hold, but pretty sure the country is going to continue with its polarization.

My prediction: Increased chauvinism on the right, increased identity politics on the left, and a continued decline in intellectual debate and the competition of ideas.

and continued ad revenue for major media companies. Because they chose the content to sow discontent. It would be fun to focus on education, energy, immigration and hard extremely complex issues. But fuck that, let’s talk about what frat wore a non pc Halloween costumes that went viral. Fuckin country full of morons.

[mooby]

I agree with you on that Chico.

I also don't think the real story is Northam winning, it's the swing of seats in the House of Delegates. Not sure who has the majority now, but I know the left gained some seats.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mooby

I agree with you on that Chico.

I also don't think the real story is Northam winning, it's the swing of seats in the House of Delegates. Not sure who has the majority now, but I know the left gained some seats.

Real story is where is the transgender dude gonna pee in the state capital? Get your popcorn ready for for more shit that affects no one but a minute minority while the kids of Richmond City get some of the worst public education on the east coast. Fuck’m, they’re just kids.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by MTK

Upsets or not it’s still relevant news.

.........and definitely "not fake".

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

.........and definitely "not fake".

It's fake if it is given as some sort of proof that the electorate is turning or starkly different then last year.

If you want to argue about the term fake, then let's say the tenor of the opinion pieces is another reason why many, including me, see an immense bias in the media.

The fact that the expected winners won is not fake news. To make more of it then that either is a display of opinionated bias, or falsehoods disguised as fact.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

While the districts voted the same way in terms of winner/losers, the voter turnout was higher for both the Democratic and Republican candidates.

In 2013, approximately 2,240,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.
In 2017, approximately 2,600,000 voters participated in the gubernatorial election.

While both major candidate parties gained significant votes, the Dems gained almost 350K in votes, while the Republican gained only 150K (meanwhile, Libertarian candidate went from 140K to 12K.

I would suggest Trump's 2016 win was fueled in some party by significant voter apathy from the left. Pretty sure that ain't happening in 2020. Not sure what the next three years hold, but pretty sure the country is going to continue with its polarization.

My prediction: Increased chauvinism on the right, increased identity politics on the left, and a continued decline in intellectual debate and the competition of ideas.

I agree about the apathy, but I also think it was fueled by the demonization of those who hold values contrary to the progressive movement's appointed ones. I think that and a growing economy will push more away from the extreme wing of the Democratic party that has overtaken it.

With that being said, your a stinkhead, and you write too many big words so your bad!!!

[Giantone]

How do you not feel embarrassed with this man representing you.









This is right on the money.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPnj9L-Pkx8

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Giantone

How do you not feel embarrassed with this man representing you.









This is right on the money.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPnj9L-Pkx8

As long as the economy improves, man can do no wrong. Haven't you been paying attention?

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

As long as the economy improves, man can do no wrong. Haven't you been paying attention?

The deplorable that elected trump.


https://www.politico.com/magazine/st...porters-215800

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

As long as the economy improves, man can do no wrong. Haven't you been paying attention?

You mean Obama's economy?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Giantone

You mean Obama's economy?

Nah, Obama's was garbage. Trump is the real deal.

Economy > literally everything else. He could come out and say white people are the master race and nothing would change.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

Nah, Obama's was garbage. Trump is the real deal.

Economy > literally everything else. He could come out and say white people are the master race and nothing would change.

That's my point trump has done nothing but ride out what Obama put into place.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

That's my point trump has done nothing but ride out what Obama put into place.

Lol just wow. Giantone you are awesome.