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>Guys we can win back GA if we become exactly like the modern Democratic party
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If we end up with a uniparty regime by establishment democrats the far left are going to be pissed because they'll realize they can never get their candidate the nomination due to rigged ballots. Just like Republicans will be pissed because they never win the general election for the same reason.
It'll be interesting to watch, in a grim sort of way. A sort of neoliberal/neocon permanent government with everyone else seething.
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Agreed, but Bosch encloses the firmament within a glass globe, suggesting a compromise between Papal tradition and scientific thought.
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It is true and there's nothing wrong with Ancient Hebrews thinking the Earth was flat.
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I actually fully agree with you; Demographics are pushing GA firmly blue like they did VA.
Too bad the Civic Nationalists in this thread are in complete denial over it.
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The only plus in a uniparty globalist future is the possibility that the antifa types, now no longer needed, will get rooted out so hard that the market for Soylent will bottom out.
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In VA, it's because of the DC swamp creatures in NOVA.
What's the cause in Georgia?
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They want to make Atlanta the new Hollywood.
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It was Fernando de Magallanes, not Columbus who did that
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Exactly. Why listen to progressives if you know you can scare them by screaming "He's Hitler" at whoever challenges the DNC? Progressives will die on the Democratic plantation because reaching out to the right will be considered fascism.
They'll be little better than cattle.
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A mixture of the exact same Snowbirds from
DC and Blacks from other parts of the country from what I have heard.
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Fuck all that bullshit, let's point out that this is the same damn party that used the office of the president and the powers that come with it to try and spy on/sabotage an opposing party's presidential campaign. That paid a foreign company to dig up bullshit whilst caterwauling about foreign interference. Anybody acting like the DNC are angels after the ObamaGate shit came to light are cumslurpers or retards, take your pick.
And don't even get me going on the Burisma shit.
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Texas and Florida are totally going blue in 2016 no 2018 no wait 2020 well um 2022 probably.
GA didn't go blue in this election.
I am fully on board with you, fellow troll named omega faggot.
Present some fucking evidence or something to support your baseless claim, rather than insulting people for not blindly trusting you.
Honestly this is what makes the GOP lose. They assume good faith despite all evidence to the contrary. A bunch of idiots are gonna be all "hurr durr what you just want hugbox teehee?"
Oh shit, well when you're citing high quality facts like this that you heard somewhere, who am I to doubt you?
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You know the drill, they will vote for them again and again. They don't really want the change, just want to feel important when they are useless cattle. If any of them died tomorrow, literally nobody would remember.
I still personally stand by Trump just crossing the rubicon and nobody will do jackshit. Nobody is going to take a bullet for the democrats or niggers or rich Wall Street CEOs. Trump on the other hand has a shitload of people willing to take a bullet for him, which scares rootless cosmopolitans.
An important thing is that we are a nation of apathy.
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Yes, it’s quite complex, and it’s a hard nut to crack. You have to consider trends in different states compared to what their new absentee policies were, all while relying on a mix of senate and house totals while considering how the number of uncontested house races will skew the results.
It’s funny that you bring up Georgia because I’m 95% sure that particular tidbit made it’s way into your brain because I personally have posted about it multiple times. Not trying to start shit with you, it’s just interesting to me to see the idea gain traction.
I have my own spreadsheet right here that says of the 19 states that had senate elections in both 2016 and 2020, there is a consistent downward trend in overvoting, with only Arkansas and New Hampshire trending positively by .04% and 0.44% each. For comparison, Georgia, like you said, dropped its overvoting percentage from 6.4% to 0.9%. Something changed, it’s just a question of what; not even states like CA or NV that sent out prefilled ballots to everyone on the rolls had that kind of drop, so whatever it is, it ain’t fucking COVID.
If you look at house vote totals (which is hard because results are still coming in) 2020 had 3.7% overvoting with 8 uncontested house races compared to 7.1% in 2012 which has 13. From a house perspective, 2016 was a massive outlier because there was only 3% overvoting despite there being 29 uncontested house races. This is consistent with a lot of people voting house but abstaining president at margins that made up for the normal percentage of people who vote highest office only.
So yeah, it’s complicated, but my main point stands that if large batches of overvotes come in at once, as described by witnesses in sworn statements, then it is almost certainly fuckery, because even a single batch of 10 overvotes in a row has only a one in 97 quadrillion chance of happening.
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More to the point we see evidence that they intend to do this. Don't ask people to disprove, invites the invocation of where "burden of proof" lies even if it's somewhat valid to point out that we see zero evidence that they AREN'T planning that.
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That raises the interesting possibility that it will be like the Brexit referendum. Remain was backed by the neolibs and neocons and everyone else united to stop it.
Maybe in the future, you'll Trump supporters and the far left make common cause to bring down the uniparty regime. God knows how they organize though given big tech will crush them and the media will denounce them as traitors and terrorists.
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I mean they kinda are. There are multiple films set in Atlanta because they give generous tax credits toward producers. That's why it's called "the Hollywood of the South".
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