Message from @zakattack04
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Oh wait maybe you shouldn't say it Button
a PROGRESSIVE won the Supreme Court seat with a 11 point margin in the state of Wisconsin
LOL
A 15 point shift from 2015's SC election in WI
From Wisconsin. Hard to predict our politics. Notorious for going one way for state politics, but hard the other way for national positions.
#CA48 Primary:
Rohrabacher (R-inc) 31%
Baugh (R) 15%
Keirstead (D) 14%
Rouda (D) 13%
Siddiqui (D) 5%
Oatman (D) 4%
Payne (D) 2%
Gabbard (R) 2%
ALG Research/@drhanskeirstead Internal Poll 5/6-8
https://t.co/gRfWWyWHOv
It's ok for you to say this stuff because you're Button
The state of WI is not a liberal state
it's +0 PVI state
If I said it, FLanon would throw a fit and say I'm demoralizing.
it does have a lot of white voters
winning a state like this as a PROGRESSIVE with 11 whopping points?!
Dear God
To make matters worse, zak,
The SC conservative majority in Wisconsin has narrowed to 1 seat
That is a good poll damn
vote Baugh
@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Futhermore
Trump at a -14 with whites there.
Or was it -11
-11
Rust Belt Whites gambled their vote with Trump,
and now they're regretting it
If you think i'm just shilling, well,
explain the horrible election results we've been seeing
Because they're pretty grim indicators
No I agree with you.
But it makes no sense because those states weren't effected by immigration nor was it their top issue.
Trump is handling our terrible trade policy and even implemented tariffs
and did tax reform
That was all for the rust belt
Um no sweetie
always hate it when you say that...
Small towns in the Midwest have diversified more quickly than almost any part of the U.S. since the start of an immigration wave at the beginning of this century. The resulting cultural changes appear to be moving the political needle.
A Wall Street Journal analysis of census data shows that counties in a distinct cluster of Midwestern states—Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota—saw among the fastest influxes of nonwhite residents of anywhere in the U.S. between 2000 and 2015. Hundreds of cities long dominated by white residents got a burst of Latino newcomers who migrated from Central America or uprooted from California and Texas.
Well yeah, but they haven't taken their jobs.
Nor do they care for them yet.
Remember it was the same with CA button.
we didn't care about the immigrants initially