It’s reality.
It’s reality.
I hope I’ve bought my last gasoline car.
Unfortunately, the rest of the bunch aren’t much better and in some instances even worse.
I’m gonna go for universal healthcare and affordable college education.
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As California goes, so goes the nation. Conservatives don’t like this.
If it wasn’t for the high cost of living, I’d move to California as well. Still hope I’ll make it there some day.
And finally imagine you in a place like that.
You don’t even have to imagine. That’s the reality of the United States in 2023 and has been for a long time.
And only 3 weeks in.
Over the past 30 years, technology has taken extensive leaps forward. Except for printers and printer drivers. Still stuck in 1990.
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Definitely. But that’s not the point of the article.
From what I can tell, this is the point:
In the New York Times/Siena poll released last week, Biden failed to win majority support from non-white voters who hadn’t graduated from college.
– His lead over Trump with this once-heavily Democratic constituency is just 16 points (49%–33%).
– In 2020, Biden dominated Trump with these voters, winning by an overwhelming 48-point margin, according to an analysis by the Democratic data firm Catalist.
– Obama won non-white working-class voters by a whopping 67-point margin in 2012.
“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?” Trump remarked at a campaign stop at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. “It’s, like, incredible.”
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It’s easy to figure out what the Republican Party doesn’t want. They never tell me what they actually want.
We don’t know if a president can pardon themselves. Has never been done. Trump would surely try, though.
The fact that we’re even talking about this is completely embarrassing. I’m not sure any other country can really take this country’s democracy serious anymore.
Wonder how this will work in an electrified world. Especially in NJ.
It’s truly insane.
And it’s mind boggling to me that there are so many great solutions that have been in use for decades in other developed countries, but the US refuses to take any cues, because that’s “socialism” or whatever. It’s tiresome.
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I’d recommend that you take a look at how other democracies do it. Especially the economically and socially successful countries in Europe. The US can learn a lot. But to one side of the aisle that’s “radical socialism.”