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spicysista

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13. Good point, FSogol. However...
Tue Jan 29, 2019, 01:02 PM
Jan 2019

One could also argue that the number of folks purged from the voting rolls effectively gave us dolt45. Was the difference really about a few thousand people who changed their minds in a few states? Or, was it really about the millions of legal voters whose names were removed from the voting rolls after the gutting of the Voting Rights Act? Did that many people really switch from supporting President Obama to support the entity that now occupies the white house? Or, was the voting electorate different in those formerly Obama precincts?
Not saying that we should not attempt to speak to those who've voted for tRump. I'm just saying that changing our message to appeal directly to them may not be a good idea. We should focus on our base and work to restore those who've been removed from the rolls.

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