Look dude, I'm not a leftie and I have zero confidence in our institutions at this point.
Only around 30% of the US identifies as Republican. In that group support for Trump is incredibly high upwards of 90% and most of the rest probably still voted for him. The problem is you can't win an election with even 100% of 30% or same with the slightly higher % of self indentifying Democrats for that side.
He actually gained support over 2016. I think his biggest problem was blaming every problem on cities and blue states which energized people who live in those areas to vote against him. There is a very strong distaste in blue areas for republicans in red areas who constantly shit on them when in virtually every state and nationally the heavily blue districts/states subsidize the more rural red districts/states financially. Trump really went all in on that narrative and it didn't work out well.
The feeling is mutual, from what I gather, and for more or less the same reasons.
The states said it. The news are simply passing it on. This is cope.
The other thread is a mess of cope. The same people yelling at me that I'm not looking at the "evidence" are rating my posts dumb or mad at the internet because I posted the official election vote counts in response to someone claiming the numbers were fishy for X and Y reasons reflected in the official vote counts that turned out to actually not be reflected in those numbers at all. Then they went back to debating some shit they read on 4Chan. The public school system has failed.
Oh I've noticed. Some of them ARE finally starting to accept things I have personally pointed out days ago, and got shit on by the very same people. Its juicy. Like *chefs kiss*
That's not the case at all. Blue cities are the ones that are subsidized, the majority of people that are on welfare/food stamps etc are minorities that tend to live in blue cities.
Can you do math?
Oh you are from Australia? I see.
Fuck me, the US could go down in a nuclear blaze and as my flesh is being seared from my bones, reducing me down to a charcoal-black skeleton; my last thought would still be "At least I'm not Australian or Canadian"
What? They were calling it for Biden before anything was finalized, slapping "The AP called the race for Biden" below every video and even entertained the fictional "office of the president-elect" in mass media and social media.
The states called it then too. The Associated Press is just reporting what the states were telling them. Math shows who is going to win, so you can call the winner before they finalize every last vote.
No the states don't call races. They count and then certify the votes. The AP makes calls on states based on their analysis of the vote already in (which can be wrong).
As far as I know, the AP didn't call anything wrong. I understand they go by the vote, but ultimately its the state who declares the winner.
Lol what a fucking surprise, big ups running his dumb fucking mouth about topics he knows nothing about. I'm not from Australia you worthless faggot. I live in Australia.
Honestly how can someone write this? I mean literally, someone this fucking retarded shouldn't be able to figure out a keyboard.
No they didn't. Are you joking? States were still counting votes while mass media was calling Biden president-elect and saying he won. Not "seems to be" or "may become" or "is likely to be" but "is".
The Associated Press doesn't "call" elections and has no authority to, let alone by reporting them. You report on elections, you don't call them. You're trying to confuse basic English to not look stupid.
Yeah because the polls are never skewed in either direction until the end, just like they weren't in 2016. [Edit: This previous sentence was sarcasm. I am making that clear in case you are sincerely autistic with a memory deficiency.] "Projections" mean nothing until the end and, in case you've forgotten, it didn't end at all on election night. Or the night after that. Or after that. Votes were still being counted.
This is all cope. Trump lost.
Memory retention beyond the last 24hrs is cope now.
A higher percentage of people in rural areas and small towns use Federal assistance than in cities but more people live in cities. I think it's safe to say no one has much room to talk just the fact people do anyways has left a lot of animosity. I don't really take sides in a fight when both are scuffed.
