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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jordan Klepper, Daily Show “When your politics becomes who you are, we can’t debate that.” https://youtube.com/shorts/WyrAfUzDtLc?si=HGw2I9PkSJFOPbTb I think many people are entrenched on their side. Absolutely nothing will change their mind. Not saying they shouldn’t try, but it seems less about policies/platform and more about one’s political identity.[/quote] The last election proves that wrong. The problem is that swing voters tend to help Republicans. [/quote] Swing voters leaned towards the GOP nominee in 2024 because there was a very unpopular sitting POTUS. Those same voters leaned towards the Dem nominee in 2020 because there was a very unpopular sitting POTUS. See how this works? 2028 will be another easy to predict POTUS election.[/quote] So why is Gavin Newsome already setting the stage to claim that the Republicans are going to “steal” the 2026 elections? Because the Dems know that they are toast in the midterms. [/quote] Just like Dems were toast in the 2018 midterms?? Had the GOP been smart enough to nominate and elect a normal POTUS, they could have set themselves up for a 10 to 15 year run of dominance in national politics against a leaderless Dem Party since Obama left office. The GOP is instead once again stuck with a very unpopular leader who will be a drag on GOP candidates running in elections through 2028. Pendulums swing quickly when close to 2/3rds of the country disapprove of the sitting POTUS. [/quote] The GOP increased their Senate majority in the 2018 midterms. [/quote]
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