Michael Moore prediction for 2022 election

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Anonymous wrote:Impeachment for what? I mean, really. Did he try to withhold US money for his political gain? Did he incite an insurrection?

The border issue alone can get him impeached.

In that case, a whole raft of former presidents should have been impeached. What are the high crimes and misdemeanors?

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I actually think Moore is right. The Republicans were set to win big but I think RvW probably really lit a fire under a lot of people.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would anyone care what Michael Moore predicts?

A lot of people cared when he predicted that Trump would win.

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Anonymous wrote:The fact is, there are millions of women who are single issue voters in this election.

Lord willing

I live in an abortion ban state and people aren’t going to vote on this one issue; ironic that you will in a blue state where it doesn’t effect you.

You have no idea what state PP lives in. And the national abortion ban the Rs say they want will affect everyone, especially blue states where there have been no changes yet.

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People have a short memory and Roe was overturned a long time ago relative to people’s attention span. The average voter is not as educated or as liberal as the average DCUM poster. A general rule of thumb is to look at what DCUM is prognosticating and then pick the exact opposite result.

Real Clear Politics has Republicans picking up the House and Senate because they take whatever the polls are and then factor in how almost every poll was way off in Trump’s favor in the last election. The polls you are seeing haven’t taken into account that a large portion of Republican voters are conspiracy nuts who are lying to pollsters and in races like the AZ and OH Senate races only a few weeks ago did the R candidates see any investment in ads by outside funding sources. Expect a complete route by Rs in November and take all the polls you see and keep in mind how off they were in the past few election cycles. Every poll that shows Dems winning by 5 is really a dead heat.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a one issue voter until there is a constitutional amendment guaranteeing bodily autonomy free of government control.
The court is no longer enough.
A law is no longer enough.
I’m one issue until there is an amendment.

OK, but how many Republicans have you ever voted for? I'd find it hard to believe you voted for Republicans in the last 30 years if you would be such a voter.

3-4 times and always down ballot.
But not anymore. Todays down ballot R is tomorrow’s senate candidate.

Same. My neighbor (no longer live in DC) is a moderate republican running for county board. He's a really nice guy and quite moderate. But, my husband and I cannot bring ourselves to vote for him because he's 38 and one day might become Elise Stefanik, maybe pretty soon with the way things are headed.

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Anonymous wrote:That’s insanity but whoever wins will regret it as we will ge in a recession if not depression soon

Actually a good point and it could backfire on the Dems in 2024. I just read the article in the Post of what could happen if Trump is president again in 2024 and it’s terrifying.

The bottom line is that Biden is President for 2 more years, so even if R's do manage to win control of Congress for the next 2 years and we do go into a recession or depression, they will still blame Biden and his policies. So might as well have D's saner control in the meanwhile. Fingers crossed for at least the Senate.

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Anonymous wrote:People have a short memory and Roe was overturned a long time ago relative to people’s attention span. The average voter is not as educated or as liberal as the average DCUM poster. A general rule of thumb is to look at what DCUM is prognosticating and then pick the exact opposite result.

Real Clear Politics has Republicans picking up the House and Senate because they take whatever the polls are and then factor in how almost every poll was way off in Trump’s favor in the last election. The polls you are seeing haven’t taken into account that a large portion of Republican voters are conspiracy nuts who are lying to pollsters and in races like the AZ and OH Senate races only a few weeks ago did the R candidates see any investment in ads by outside funding sources. Expect a complete route by Rs in November and take all the polls you see and keep in mind how off they were in the past few election cycles. Every poll that shows Dems winning by 5 is really a dead heat.

Which is really just more proof of my baseless but not crazy conspiracy theory that the GOP has been switching votes for years. Democratic policies poll well, amazingly well. How is it possible that Republicans magically outstrip their polling so often? It makes no sense whatsoever.

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I watched Judy Woodruff last night talking with a group of 18-yr old first-time voters and they all had one issue in common: Roe v Wade and we're voting for pro-choice candidates. I suspect there may be a tsunami of voters with this single issue. We don't take kindly to having our rights taken away by religious zealots!

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Anonymous wrote:I watched Judy Woodruff last night talking with a group of 18-yr old first-time voters and they all had one issue in common: Roe v Wade and we're voting for pro-choice candidates. I suspect there may be a tsunami of voters with this single issue. We don't take kindly to having our rights taken away by religious zealots!

This made me happy, thank you.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched Judy Woodruff last night talking with a group of 18-yr old first-time voters and they all had one issue in common: Roe v Wade and we're voting for pro-choice candidates. I suspect there may be a tsunami of voters with this single issue. We don't take kindly to having our rights taken away by religious zealots!

This made me happy, thank you.

Many younger voters aren't realizing impact of economy yet and are buffered by their parents and student loans. Older voters will be at the polls, too-- and very much aware.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched Judy Woodruff last night talking with a group of 18-yr old first-time voters and they all had one issue in common: Roe v Wade and we're voting for pro-choice candidates. I suspect there may be a tsunami of voters with this single issue. We don't take kindly to having our rights taken away by religious zealots!

This made me happy, thank you.

Many younger voters aren't realizing impact of economy yet and are buffered by their parents and student loans. Older voters will be at the polls, too-- and very much aware.

The economy has been great but overheated and we need a correction in order to avoid runaway inflation. Things are actually not that dire. Just look at the unemployment rate.

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A recession is predicted in 6-9 months, and in the meantime, employment is surprisingly high.

Midterms will not be too affected by economic woes, despite inflation.

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^ However, the 2024 Presidential election could be determined based on how bad the recession gets. Since the indicators going into this recession are all highly unusual in term of robustness of the economy, we might not have quite as severe a downturn as we expect. The big unknown is China, which is economically fragile right now.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched Judy Woodruff last night talking with a group of 18-yr old first-time voters and they all had one issue in common: Roe v Wade and we're voting for pro-choice candidates. I suspect there may be a tsunami of voters with this single issue. We don't take kindly to having our rights taken away by religious zealots!

This made me happy, thank you.

Many younger voters aren't realizing impact of economy yet and are buffered by their parents and student loans. Older voters will be at the polls, too-- and very much aware.

The economy has been great but overheated and we need a correction in order to avoid runaway inflation. Things are actually not that dire. Just look at the unemployment rate.

I disagree. Social Security 8.7 increase says a lot.