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DonCoquixote

(13,954 posts) Thu Nov 12, 2020, 12:36 AM Nov 2020

Joe Biden's coalition is whiter, wealthier - and will not stick around [View all]

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/nov/11/joe-biden-voters-republicans-trump

Read the article, and it says a truth, a lot of the people who are enevr trump, be it the suburban soccer moms or mitt romneys, still want to pursue an agenda where they get the meat and the rest get the gravy. This is why Biden needs to work with the non suburbans. The black and browns have stood by him, turning that blue wall blue once again, whereas the suburban "i am not a racist but" types are the backstabbers who handed trump the election, probably after having a latte at starbucks with their "lIbreal" friends and hiding what they did.

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Joe Biden's coalition is whiter, wealthier - and will not stick around [View all] DonCoquixote Nov 2020 OP

I wouldn't start assuming that coalition isn't going to stick around 4 years from now. LisaL Nov 2020 #1

It is actually a new coalition of center-left independents, Democrats, POC and moderate republicans AmericanCanuck Nov 2020 #2

52% of the US is suburban, 27% urban, and 21% rural Klaralven Nov 2020 #3

Excellent post Dem2 Nov 2020 #10

I said this during the campaign that a lot of people live in the suburbs because they can't afford JI7 Nov 2020 #21

Population density and infrastructure probably predicts LuvLoogie Nov 2020 #31

I suppose we all have.... quickesst Nov 2020 #4

There are black/brown people in the Suburbs also . And i'm glad for White people that are turned off JI7 Nov 2020 #5

Hispanics in the Rio Grande Valley are mentioned in the article. There aren't any urban areas there Klaralven Nov 2020 #7

Yup, it's not the 1950s anymore JI7 Nov 2020 #11

Maybe. Maybe not. BannonsLiver Nov 2020 #6

I used to really like the guardian. Now all they have to say is shit like this. Thekaspervote Nov 2020 #8

This was an individual opinion piece, not a Guardian editorial. KY_EnviroGuy Nov 2020 #13

+2 The Guardian is Legit ... nt mr_lebowski Nov 2020 #24

The (brief) bio link of the author of this opinion piece.. Princess Turandot Nov 2020 #9

Thanks, That explains a lot . JI7 Nov 2020 #12

+1 sheshe2 Nov 2020 #18

Indeed! Princess Turandot Nov 2020 #22

Yes. betsuni Nov 2020 #30

uh huh.. I figured.. I say Balderdash Cha Nov 2020 #14

Lol. cwydro Nov 2020 #17

oh, explains it uponit7771 Nov 2020 #29

Well that figures all the way around. MrsCoffee Nov 2020 #38

Certainly explains the vitriol toward Biden in this article... Spazito Nov 2020 #41

Sounds like more pants pissing that moderation won. GulfCoast66 Nov 2020 #15

Ah. the Doom & Gloom starts while Biden Cha Nov 2020 #16

Exquisite timing, wasn't it? DFW Nov 2020 #34

sounds like the right wingers yakking about starbucks and lattes nt msongs Nov 2020 #19

no DonCoquixote Nov 2020 #43

That doesn't fit with the article I posted earlier csziggy Nov 2020 #20

"The black and browns have stood by him" Wtf FreepFryer Nov 2020 #23

Right on schedule. herding cats Nov 2020 #25

Last time I looked in Philly, DC, and Baltimore...downtown Boogiemack Nov 2020 #26

It's the same in almost every urban area. herding cats Nov 2020 #27

It will be interesting to see how this changes post covid Amishman Nov 2020 #37

The thing is in those same cities, if you only look at "downtown" BumRushDaShow Nov 2020 #39

Written by a Bernie bro awesomerwb1 Nov 2020 #28

What's there not to love ? OnDoutside Nov 2020 #36

2020 Breaks record for unending stream of utterly useless predictions. OneBro Nov 2020 #32

Well, this is REALLY useful, especially now. Right? DFW Nov 2020 #33

+1 betsuni Nov 2020 #35

Trashing. We have always needed a big tent in order to win especially the Senate...and the lack Demsrule86 Nov 2020 #40

About the author of the article. OneBro Nov 2020 #42