Message from @FLanon
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I doubt that white kids are that tolerant.
At least in the South
Anywhere really
Whites are watching everything they've built being driven through with a wrecking ball with those doing it taunting us
If they are "conservative", there's not a chance in hell it's the fuddy duddy ben shapiro conservatism
Also I dunno if the younger people remember this but Obama (and McCain) accidentally radicalized a lot of us against "wealth redistribution".
When I was like 12
School lunches affected the youth, too.
1930 all over again
lol at the disclaimer
they should warn on NYtimes videos that it's owned by a Mexican citizen
Data from Morning Consult shows that Trump endorsements energize Democrats and depress Independents
But as seen with Rick Saccone, his campaigning provides a boost among the Republican base.
He's got to bring his approval up
It's ticking up.
Parkland really hurt us.
But as that fades from the public's consience, the positive trends that we saw in early 2018 will come back.
The march on Washington is this Saturday.
Are they doing that?
They're trying to squeeze every last political point.
But the great public attention span will keep them away from this.
@FLanon @Pielover19 if a shooting occurs within a month of the midterm, we're losing
Maryland was nearly that but the resource officer got him so they cannot touch it as much.
Any massive school shooting right before the midterms will be suspicious.
Nah, nobody will question it
They’ll just go along with everything even if it’s some sort of Illuminati deep state plant
@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Reuters/Ipsos has it at Democrats+3
!
What’s up?
Holy shit this is good news! Also his approval is at 44% when you just look at registers voters
Very nice, we’ll have them yet.
Parkland can’t shill us now.
can't wait to see /r/BlueMidterm2018's reaction
in response to the +6 poll, one of them was like "I'd feel bad about this were it not for the fact that we won in PA-18 and Alabama"
We would win the election if it was held tomorrow.
