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Topic	If given the option, which recent US presidential election would you flip?
Bloodychess 06/18/23 3:30:51 PM #157:	Xeybozn posted... The deciding factor in 2016 was massive GOP gains in the Rust Belt and rural Midwest. That happened because they felt ignored and wanted a crazy outsider to shake up Washington. The thing is that Sanders also had that energy. I doubt he would have done any better than Hillary in the popular vote, but the regional trends would have make him the favorite to win the Electoral College. The deciding factor was it being leaked that the DNC was favoring Hillary, who was an already unlikable candidate. After DWS resigned from her chair for the committee, enthusiasm was drained among dems. Even so, she still might have won if not for a last minute FBI probe. --- "Alright, von Karma. I'll prove it. And I'll even use evidence... I know how you like it so much." <cite>Bloodychess posted [p:974242778] in If given t... [t:80475064]...</cite> <quote>Xeybozn posted... </cite><quote>The deciding factor in 2016 was massive GOP gains in the Rust Belt and rural Midwest. That happened because they felt ignored and wanted a crazy outsider to shake up Washington. The thing is that Sanders also had that energy. I doubt he would have done any better than Hillary in the popular vote, but the regional trends would have make him the favorite to win the Electoral College.</quote>The deciding factor was it being leaked that the DNC was favoring Hillary, who was an already unlikable candidate. After DWS resigned from her chair for the committee, enthusiasm was drained among dems.Even so, she still might have won if not for a last minute FBI probe. --- "Alright, von Karma. I'll prove it. And I'll even use evidence... I know how you like it so much."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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