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Topic	Support for Bernie Sanders among young people is Plummeting
Giant_Aspirin 05/14/19 3:30:46 PM #29:	Antifar posted... Giant_Aspirin posted... liberals/democrats are most likely going to vote D no matter who it is. Tell that to Hillary Clinton and Al Gore, both of whom point to Green Party voters and non-voters as responsible for their defeats. i dont remember the details behind Gore's loss very well, but Hilary lost because she overestimated the urban vote (by thinking she would match Obama's numbers) and underestimated the rural vote (because people voted in record turnout) in three states. PA, MI and WI decided the election. edit: i am simplifying this and omitting a lot of factors, but IMO those are the two most significant reasons why she lost --- Playing: Dragon Quest XI, Vermintide 2 I suppose it will all make sense when we grow up <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:921888607] in Support fo... [t:77714378]...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Giant_Aspirin posted...</cite> <quote>liberals/democrats are most likely going to vote D no matter who it is. </quote> Tell that to Hillary Clinton and Al Gore, both of whom point to Green Party voters and non-voters as responsible for their defeats.</quote> i dont remember the details behind Gore's loss very well, but Hilary lost because she overestimated the urban vote (by thinking she would match Obama's numbers) and underestimated the rural vote (because people voted in record turnout) in three states. PA, MI and WI decided the election. edit: i am simplifying this and omitting a lot of factors, but IMO those are the two most significant reasons why she lost --- Playing: Dragon Quest XI, Vermintide 2 I suppose it will all make sense when we grow up</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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