people dont realize it but Trump's gotten MORE popular and they realize they dont have to like him to get what they want.
The people who do the Chapo Trap House podcast. They also have a big sub on reddit. Mostly white leftists. They call themselves the dirt bag left. Now one of their hosts is tweeting about sitting out if Bernie isn’t the nominee.
(July 16, 2020 from Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI at the brokered DNC convention)
DNC chair Perez, "With Michael Bloomberg at the top of the ticket we have an actual billionaire to take on Drumpf and a fierce, young progressive named Stacey Abrams as your VP. Let's show up to the ballot box with our values."
Cite evidence of sitting home over minor disagreements. There was nothing minor about 2016. 2008 is what we call minor.
I forgot where I read it but team Biden was telling reporters that they could survive a Pete win Iowa back in NovemberJoe byke?
and AGAIN, you're criticizing bernie for what warren IS ALSO RUNNING ON
No side of the party has held the party hostage. Every election is about turnout. The party loses when it fails to turn out its very large tent by alienating people. The closest attempts at holding the party hostage is a guy like Manchin saying that he would not vote Sanders or Warren. The left is responding in kind to make it clear that they won’t be run over. It’s beefing that will resolve itself before the general election absent fukkery. The very real possibility of not voting is basically the only bargaining chip those who aren’t in power have. Whereas Bloomberg has people working for his campaign that are on the DNC Rules Committee.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- As Americans continued to lean more Democratic than Republican in their party preferences in 2019, the ideological balance of the country remained center-right, with 37% of Americans, on average, identifying as conservative during the year, 35% as moderate and 24% as liberal.
The 2019 findings are based on combined data from 21 Gallup telephone surveys conducted throughout the year, encompassing over 29,000 interviews with U.S. adults.
The percentage identifying as conservative in 2019 was up two points from the 35% measured in 2018, while the percentage liberal was down two points from 26%. While these changes are statistically significant, some two-point changes in the past were short-lived, so it will be important to see whether these trends continue in 2020.
Regardless, conservatives and moderates remain closely matched in U.S. ideological preferences, as they have been since 2015. This follows several years -- from 2009 to 2014 -- when conservatives consistently outnumbered moderates. Before that, from 1999 to 2008, the two groups were about even, whereas from 1992 to 1998, moderates generally had the slight edge.
Meanwhile, liberal identification has gradually expanded over the past two decades, rising from 16% in 1996 to 19% by the late 1990s, 20% during George W. Bush's presidency, an average 23% during Barack Obama's presidency and 25% since Donald Trump took office.
The U.S. Remained Center-Right, Ideologically, in 2019
Joe's money situation isn't good too
Rethugs voteBut... moderates approval rating of Trump is only 42%
And there are more people registered Democrats than Republican so...
