NC first swing state called for Trump
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Harris's wins arent large enough. Shes -5 to -10% on all her numbers even in her blue states
Senate is already in the bag an independant took a dem seat and republicans are already on 48.
James I said above I'm glad Bernie won apparently although not conifrmed an independant Dan Osborn was leading in a senate seat.Excuse me. That's Bernie Sanders you are talking about.
James I said above I'm glad Bernie won apparently although not conifrmed an independant Dan Osborn was leading in a senate seat.
Companies taking a check probably. Voting psychology is interesting. Cant let them know the game is lost prior to the vote.Let's assume it's over now. How have many people called this incorrectly? Are they in an echo chamber? Hopeful thinking? What is it?
Think it’s a combination of an exho chamber and some people are so narrow minded in their convictions that they can’t perceive an outcome that they don’t agree with.Let's assume it's over now. How have many people called this incorrectly? Are they in an echo chamber? Hopeful thinking? What is it?
Also seems to be a thing where people are too scared to say what they really think and feel in public if it goes against certain narratives due to reprisals but when given anonymity it isn’t so much a factorLet's assume it's over now. How have many people called this incorrectly? Are they in an echo chamber? Hopeful thinking? What is it?
Also seems to be a thing where people are too scared to say what they really think and feel in public if it goes against certain narratives due to reprisals but when given anonymity it isn’t so much a factor
And in reality nothing really changes, even in NZ politics where u can get more than 2 terms there’s not really any time to do anything of lasting value before the opposition gets their turn.It amazes me that people will go to war with their closest friends and family, over absolutely souless egomaniacs who could give less of a shit about you after you give them your vote.