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?help

Well it doesn't have a help command

American Voter seems like it's intended to churn out "unexpected voters" but

It's really just churning out people no one cares about.

Especially given how much of it is stuff that's too vague and whatnot to actually help

like "always supports abortion"

We can't reach these voters.

like this

"I'm a 26 year old, non-college-educated, black woman from AL. I'm a moderate Democrat who supports concealed-carry, opposes the ACA, supports raising the min. wage, and sometimes opposes abortion.
I didn't vote in 2016."

I'm a 71 year old, non-college-educated, Native American man from KS.

I'm a moderate Republican who supports deporting illegal immigrants, opposes the Clean Air Act, supports concealed-carry, and opposes mandatory minimums.

I voted Donald Trump in 2016.

And that

Those are fairly good voters, but at the same time....

They're from solid red states, despite the fact they could exist in more important swing states--like Michigan or North Dakota.

Wtf is the point of this bot

And you can reach out to people that support abortion

>always supports abortion

I'm For on demand abortions, mostly because it gets rid of minorities, and people that get abortions would've been Terrible parents anway

Imagine trying to get someone who wants to completely end legal immigration to vote for a Democrat.

Would've payed for the kid's social welfare programs his whole life

So you always vote Democrat just because it kills black babies?

No I'd never vote democrat because I hate everything else they stand for

EXACTLY

so you don't "always support abortion"

It might as well be "always vote Democrat"

I see

But there are people that abortion is single issue voting

My cousin was one

She said she'd vote for trump unless he opposed abortion m, she lives in Chicago

But now she's democrat everything so

To late to save

BAsED iNJUNS

Another white life wasted

Yeah there's actually about five times as many single-issue anti-abortion voters

Without them, Republicans wouldn't stand a chance.

Really!?

Why, it's going to kill our chances of stopping the demographic shift

Yeah, like a quarter of the US population is composed of hardline anti-abortion voters. The main issue at this point is getting them to the polls.

I haven't met this hardline and abortion person yet, probably because I've only lived in California and Montana?

Anti abortion*

Possibly, but more importantly most anti-abortion voters have become more "Republican on everything"