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Topic	If Donald Trump Wins despite being RACIST, What would that tell us???
BlackScythe0 09/21/19 1:47:55 AM #19:	streamofthesky posted... He already won despite being racist back in 2016. It told us a lot. He could totally win again, and as the sitting president honestly has the advantage no matter what his % approval polls may say. I don't know how many Bernie voters went and voted for Trump....that seems pretty fucking stupid and self-defeating. This Bernie voter went for Gary Johnson, but if I lived in a battleground state I would've held my nose and voted for Her, of "I'm with her" fame (what a terrible idea for a slogan...). If you didn't like Hillary there was no need to vote for Trump vs. third party or leaving that field on the ballot empty. I have no sympathy for anyone who claims they voted for him only b/c they didn't like Hillary. Stop lying. I think it's less Bernie voters voting Trump (which I'm sure some did) and more staying home because Hillary had her surrogates all over TV for a few months during the primary calling a big portion of her base sexist. I can kinda, kinda, understand how some people were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Racism isn't a deal breaker to some people. He isn't getting the benefit of the doubt this time, we know how awful he is. He isn't going to get the benefit of the democrat base just staying home regardless of who becomes candidate. The question is how much of his 40% approval rating going to come out to vote for him in relation to everyone else. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:927732393] in If Donald ... [t:78027383]...</cite> <quote>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>He already won despite being racist back in 2016. It told us a lot. He could totally win again, and as the sitting president honestly has the advantage no matter what his % approval polls may say. I don't know how many Bernie voters went and voted for Trump....that seems pretty fucking stupid and self-defeating. This Bernie voter went for Gary Johnson, but if I lived in a battleground state I would've held my nose and voted for Her, of "I'm with her" fame (what a terrible idea for a slogan...). If you didn't like Hillary there was no need to vote for Trump vs. third party or leaving that field on the ballot empty. I have no sympathy for anyone who claims they voted for him only b/c they didn't like Hillary. Stop lying.</quote> I think it's less Bernie voters voting Trump (which I'm sure some did) and more staying home because Hillary had her surrogates all over TV for a few months during the primary calling a big portion of her base sexist. I can kinda, kinda, understand how some people were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Racism isn't a deal breaker to some people. He isn't getting the benefit of the doubt this time, we know how awful he is. He isn't going to get the benefit of the democrat base just staying home regardless of who becomes candidate. The question is how much of his 40% approval rating going to come out to vote for him in relation to everyone else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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