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Showing Original Post only (View all)Kamala's winning, and it's not close [View all]
Jason Stanford clearly articulates - with references and data - what I have been thinking, feeling and trying to articulate to people for weeks. I can't predict the future, but I trust my gut a helluva lot more than Nate Silver's.
This is a long read, but so very worth your time. Read it, save it, and read it again next time you start getting nervous.
https://open.substack.com/pub/jasonstanford/p/kamalas-winning-and-its-not-close?r=n8oyh&utm_medium=ios
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There hasn't been a republican elected to President since 1988 with the majority of the vote.
Botany
Oct 27
#15
I live in Montana. Anytime that I engage a MAGA, I always start with getting money out of politics.
mjvpi
Oct 27
#66
Combined Third Parties were really strong in 2016, combining for 5.7% of the vote (the most since 1996)
Polybius
Oct 27
#69
w wouldn't have been in the 2004 election if not for the cheating in the 2000 election and I would
Botany
Oct 27
#49
That was highly debatable because of the shenanigans in Ohio and Florida. n/t
valleyrogue
Oct 27
#55
Trump canceling events and holding an inexplicable rally at Madison Square Garden
surfered
Oct 27
#12
This is an absolutely excellent article! I have a feeling of inevitability after Dobbs, and believe Harris will
PatrickforB
Oct 27
#18
I'm sure that this must have come up again in discussions here, but I missed it, if it did.
BobTheSubgenius
Oct 28
#70