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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: My take on last night's election results from Kentucky [View all]ibegurpard
(17,072 posts)42. They understand fine
That's what they're working toward...aided by those who will give away everything if it means protecting us from the evil Republicans...even when the end result is the same.
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in 1980 the voters said the country was too far to the left by voting in regan
saturnsring
Nov 2015
#2
An untrue statement that has been debunked 1000 times, yet it still persists on DU.
bvar22
Nov 2015
#21
There is more to it than that. Many working people dont have time to follow politics as closely
Dustlawyer
Nov 2015
#53
Maybe this should be pushed on a red state, go tell a red state they are wrong for
Thinkingabout
Nov 2015
#4
but they elected a dem sos and ag so they dont "elect republicans" at least not exclusively
saturnsring
Nov 2015
#6
In 2012 we had an incumbent president who was a very good candidate running against a poor candidate
Bernblu
Nov 2015
#22
Kentucky is Kentucky, land of the Democratic Party elected county clerk Davis.
Fred Sanders
Nov 2015
#11
Well, you were warned about the red-retalitation. What were the final numbers on turnout? nt
kelliekat44
Nov 2015
#14
When 69% of elegiable voters can't be bothered to get out and vote, this is what happens.
Agnosticsherbet
Nov 2015
#17
the DNC reasons that if voters don't like what they're offered, it's their own damn fault
MisterP
Nov 2015
#25
Yes, we could have won more elections in 2014 but it is excuses like "I don't like this or that",
Thinkingabout
Nov 2015
#32