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Lefties have a loooooooong way to go before winning in rural areas
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Trump in 2011: "I want to personally congratulate President Obama and the men and women of the Armed Forces for a job well done,"
Trump in 2018: What took so long? I would have caught Bin Laden much sooner. Very sad. I want generals who like ME, not HillaryComment
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His attacks on White Men this week is becoming a disturbing trend
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not really. You are bitching about vote totals and representation in state houses. Reality is there are people that live outside of big cities. crazy, I know.Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View PostComment
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And significantly fewer live in rural America than urban America. We've been through this before. Almost 81% of Americans lived in urban areas (which includes the suburbs) as of 2010. It's gone up every decade since the first census. 1920 was the first census where more people lived in cities than the countryside and like I say, it's now more than an 80/20 split.Originally posted by Kapture1 View Post
Incidentally, there are at least a few states gerrymandered all to hell to the Dems' advantage. Maryland and Massachusetts being two of those.Comment
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Troops being sent home even as first members of the 'caravan' begin arriving at the border. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
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Did we ever really follow up on how wildly off Rasmussen's predictions for the election were?
They were the only pollster than said Republicans would win the popular vote. Dems ended up winning by +8%
Now look at how many polls show Trump with negative approval. Rasmussen says his popularity is +1
When one pollster is so far off base both from the outcomes and other pollsters, maybe question the model they are using. In Rasmussen's case, they are probably overestimating the size of the Republican base.Comment
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LOL...can't make this shit up.
Ivanka has been using a personal email account to conduct government business and has sent 'hundreds' of emails from it. Says she had no idea this was frowned upon.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...=.144aadf9dbb5
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then perhaps some of you libs need to move out to the country (actually, don't). just because you live in a major city doesn't mean those in the rest of the State or Country have to live without representationOriginally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
and im talking major metropolitan cities, not suburbs of 50,000 and over, or "urban clusters of 2500-50,000 say 250,000+. i know that's how the census defines it, but when i say city I'm talking 250,000+, the top probably 85 cities in the country. i think when talking about cities, there should be a distinction of a city of 4000 people and one with 400000. i don't know what % that would be... % of the US population that lives in a city where population is 250,000+ but it is less than 80%. somewhere around 60?Comment
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any classified info? no?Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
you can go back to not actually caring nowComment
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Oh President Deals said it's sometimes ok? Not always a locker up situation?Originally posted by Kapture1 View PostComment
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