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In reply to the discussion: Look I know that I've been annoyingly strident on several threads since Monday [View all]progressoid
(53,145 posts)35. Actually, the Obama-Trump voter numbers ARE significant.
Latinos in 2012 voted 71% for Obama.
Lations in 2016: 65% voted for Clinton.
(That's quite a shift considering the things Trump called them)
African Americans in 2012: 93% for Obama.
African Americans in 2016: 89% for Clinton.
(plus the AA vote overall was lower in 2016)
Union household in 2012: 58% for Obama.
Union household in 2016: 51% for Clinton.
Income under 50K in 2012: 60% for Obama.
Income under 50K in 2016: 53% for Clinton
etc.
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Look I know that I've been annoyingly strident on several threads since Monday [View all]
The Polack MSgt
Sep 2017
OP
And if anyone points out the double-standard, the reply is always a dismissive one...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#57
The people who attack and smear Kamala Harris are fucking assholes! It's unclear to me...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#64
There were many, many, many more Bernie supporters than HRC supporters. That hasn't changed.
Lil Missy
Sep 2017
#48
Which has absolutely nothing to my comment that "Stating facts is not the same as bashing".
Lil Missy
Sep 2017
#80
There weren't or Hillary Clinton would not have run in the general...and it wasn't close either.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#59
You do realize that 20-25% is a higher number than even your estimate of PA and MI right?
mythology
Sep 2017
#31
For real tho - I have not mentioned the primary in this OP or any of my replies.
The Polack MSgt
Sep 2017
#44
I'm a life long Democrat.. i haven't missed an election since I turned 18 back in 1978.
CentralMass
Sep 2017
#23
Fear- Sen. Sanders has said negative stuff about the Democratic Party...and he undeniably has
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#60
Yes that's true! However assuming those Republicans were "disillusioned Democrats" isn't true, which
emulatorloo
Sep 2017
#83
As I told others... I have seen polls showing the numbers were not significant.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#62
Good point and then there were the lies, Russia, Comey, Facebook, Twitter...and I have still
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#79
There is a double standard here -- the exact opposite of the one you say. (n/t)
Jim Lane
Sep 2017
#47
The difference between former Obama voters and so called Bernie Bros is stark.
Kentonio
Sep 2017
#56
I concede that it's possible. You could be right, but I don't think so...
The Polack MSgt
Sep 2017
#70