Message from @Rhodesiaboo

Discord ID: 420428914691932191


2018-03-06 03:48:50 UTC  

he's been targeting Ohio and Florida

2018-03-06 03:49:01 UTC  

he's been stumping for Renacci in OH

2018-03-06 03:49:07 UTC  

and Scott in FL

2018-03-06 03:49:25 UTC  

You guys know Renacci was in the gubernational race before going into The Senate Race?

2018-03-06 03:50:03 UTC  

But like I'm saying Freitas doesn't have that disadvantage. He's more clean, and he's a veteran. I think the guy is perfect for what we need.

2018-03-06 03:50:07 UTC  

crap, he was?

2018-03-06 03:50:29 UTC  

doesn't matter imo

2018-03-06 03:50:30 UTC  

Yeah

2018-03-06 03:50:43 UTC  

Ohio has an **enormous** White Working Class population

2018-03-06 03:50:44 UTC  

I saw one of his campaign ads on the tv

2018-03-06 03:51:01 UTC  

And a large nigger population

2018-03-06 03:51:15 UTC  

if Trump rallies in OH, he'll have a chance

2018-03-06 03:51:21 UTC  

Of course

2018-03-06 03:51:35 UTC  

We will get rid of the Mick and defend the Governorship

2018-03-06 03:52:30 UTC  

If we just had 435 of him running in every house district in the US and 30 of him running in the vulnerable senate seats, then we'd have a one party state.

2018-03-06 03:53:19 UTC  

On to Florida,

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/399676530394923010/420428640937836544/demographic_projections_for_the_november_2016_general_election.png

2018-03-06 03:53:43 UTC  

only about 38% of Florida is White Working Class,

2018-03-06 03:53:59 UTC  

but, Whites are the majority of the electorate.

2018-03-06 03:54:11 UTC  

I could make tons of memes of ShartHead Brown

2018-03-06 03:54:21 UTC  

Portray him as a mutt

2018-03-06 03:54:24 UTC  

It would be easy

2018-03-06 03:54:31 UTC  

_and_ Hispanics are more right-leaning in Florida than they are nationwide

2018-03-06 03:54:42 UTC  

@Rhodesiaboo has potential

2018-03-06 03:55:16 UTC  

Florida voted for Trump in 2016 more than Obama in 2012.

2018-03-06 03:55:46 UTC  

i'm worried Scott won't run because of the Parkland thing

2018-03-06 03:55:52 UTC  

Scott seems like a squish

2018-03-06 03:56:09 UTC  

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 numbers in polls do NOT tell you the underlying reasons why a person supports a certain candidate. Once you understand the PEOPLE factor, you can realize that it only takes a few subtle tweaks for, let's say, 10% from the 56% who support Kaine to vote for Freitas instead (just an example)

2018-03-06 03:56:22 UTC  

Do we even know much about Renacci?

2018-03-06 03:57:10 UTC  

@everyone NEW POLLS

2018-03-06 03:57:13 UTC  

NEW POLLS

2018-03-06 03:57:16 UTC  

NEW POLLS

2018-03-06 03:57:22 UTC  

everyone shut up now

2018-03-06 03:57:27 UTC  

bad news?

2018-03-06 03:57:29 UTC  

@FLanon finish up your point

2018-03-06 03:57:31 UTC  

oh nvm

2018-03-06 03:57:35 UTC  

"You could draw it down to the established politicians not having major results in the primaries in Texas because they're popular enough to where people may not see a reason to vote for them, competition may have a larger role in this than popularity."

yes, also keep in mind that percent change can be a deceptive stat.

a 15% change from 100,000 is larger than a 105% change from 100.

2018-03-06 03:57:46 UTC  

in the state of North Carolina,

2018-03-06 03:58:04 UTC  

Trump's net approval last month was -1

2018-03-06 03:58:18 UTC  

now it's +1 (+2 gain)

2018-03-06 03:58:31 UTC  

in the state of Florida,

2018-03-06 03:58:43 UTC  

Trump's approval in +2