Who talks to Republicans?
They are literally in a cult if stupidity how do you talk to them
They are suing you destroy this country disenfranchising our military members voting rights
Trump stole from sick children and 9/11 first responders I’ll be dammed if I have a conversation with putin loving garbage.

These idiots have no idea what they have unleashed we will not vote again

By all of you accepting them for who they are and ignoring the Nazi lovers we will lose everything

There’s only a couple of signs in my neighborhood
3 Harris
1 Trump
2 Hogan, but not Trump

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a lifelong Dem but have several long-term friends who are Republicans. None of them currently support Trump. They just can't, especially after Jan 6th and how he treated his VP Pence.

They support Trump and they probably voted for him again this week.

They’re just telling you what you want to hear so you don’t become unhinged.

+1

Lol. The grannies can handle a maga voter and the magas know it. Easily. No need for silly con games. There are plenty of Republicans not voting for Trump and perfectly willing to admit it .

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a lifelong Dem but have several long-term friends who are Republicans. None of them currently support Trump. They just can't, especially after Jan 6th and how he treated his VP Pence.

They support Trump and they probably voted for him again this week.

They’re just telling you what you want to hear so you don’t become unhinged.

+1

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lol, frats have changed or you just made this up. In my days we talked sports, girls, booze, and sometimes classes. No way are 90 frat guys displaying their political affiliation during this kids weekend trip. I’m going with made up or at least highly exaggerated. And my days included 2016, so I really doubt politics is the hot topic in a frat house.

you are very disconnected with the youth today, culture is now downstream to politics

counter culture is now conservatism, liberalism is seen as a rot and being politically correct is seen as an unnessary annoyance.

Speaking of "politically correct" being an unnecessary annoyance...the term "uncrewed" is replacing "unmanned" in many industries and organizations to promote gender inclusivity.

It should be noted that "unmanned" is already a gender-neutral term by dictionary definition and morphology. Man means person (gender neutral) in Anglo-Saxon. I am of the viewpoint that unmanned is fine and gender-neutral.

So how far do you go? No longer allowed to say "mankind" or "woman" or "fisherman".

So yes, there is definitely a counter-culture to this insane trend.

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Anonymous wrote:Live in Georgetown area - a few Harris signs, but mostly no signs. There's lots of "quiet Republicans" in this neighborhood.

Tbh, no one talks politics and not many advertise their views.

This is a big contrast to when we go into NoVa for activities. Tons of Trump & Walz signs. It seems that Trump houses insist on putting up 5+ signs on their property; big overcompensating vibes. Lots of single Harris signs on lawns.

While we have plenty of Harris/Waltz signs in my neighborhood in just outside the Beltway in VA there are also a handful of very quiet Republicans. You only know them once they trust you to not judge them. Go about a mile away and then you get the 5+ Trump signs, but not in our clusters of neighborhoods. Part of that might be because the quiet Republicans are often also never Trumpers.

+1. Why would my Republican Dad put up a trump sign? He has voted for every Republican presidential candidate for my entire life but he detests Trump and would never vote for him. Trump is not a Republican.

Lol. Trump is pulling at about 50% in the polls, yet we’re supposed to believe that there are all these Republican who aren’t voting for Trump.

They're not voting for Trump. It doesn't matter whether you believe it or not.

So I sit next to several men in in adjacent department. I do not know them well. They started talking World Series and then switched to politics. I was surprised to hear them talk about the MSG rally and how appalled they were by the speakers there. That led them to bring up Jan. 6 and how terrifying that day was and how afraid they were of a second Trump term.

I did not expect that conversation from those men. All are in their 40s, I would say.

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Anonymous wrote:Live in Georgetown area - a few Harris signs, but mostly no signs. There's lots of "quiet Republicans" in this neighborhood.

Tbh, no one talks politics and not many advertise their views.

This is a big contrast to when we go into NoVa for activities. Tons of Trump & Walz signs. It seems that Trump houses insist on putting up 5+ signs on their property; big overcompensating vibes. Lots of single Harris signs on lawns.

While we have plenty of Harris/Waltz signs in my neighborhood in just outside the Beltway in VA there are also a handful of very quiet Republicans. You only know them once they trust you to not judge them. Go about a mile away and then you get the 5+ Trump signs, but not in our clusters of neighborhoods. Part of that might be because the quiet Republicans are often also never Trumpers.

+1. Why would my Republican Dad put up a trump sign? He has voted for every Republican presidential candidate for my entire life but he detests Trump and would never vote for him. Trump is not a Republican.

Lol. Trump is pulling at about 50% in the polls, yet we’re supposed to believe that there are all these Republican who aren’t voting for Trump.

Anonymous wrote:Instead of guessing by signs, check the 2020 data https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/upshot/2020-election-map.html

My neighborhood went slightly R in 2020. The street signs were like 5-1 R. This year the signs are only 2-1 R, it’s a big difference from last time. Not sure if the actual vote will change but the enthusiasm has.

89% Biden, 8% Trump. Sounds about right, if slightly higher than expected for Trump. I live in Dupont Circle.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a lifelong Dem but have several long-term friends who are Republicans. None of them currently support Trump. They just can't, especially after Jan 6th and how he treated his VP Pence.

They support Trump and they probably voted for him again this week.

They’re just telling you what you want to hear so you don’t become unhinged.

This is true. Ask me how I know.

Anonymous wrote:The best neighborhood I lived in had 75% Bernie and 25% Trump signs. Everyone hated the Clintons and the uniparty. It was not in DC and everyone couldn’t stand DC people.

I weirdly know a number of people who were Bernie supporters and later supported Trump.

Slightly more R and yes everyone gets along fine.

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Well I guess that explains why there are no girls around to discuss anymore.

? women make up 58% of college students

They are not hanging at the Maga frat.... Not hot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Itlu7HAjmUo&t=83s cope harder nerd

DC? A Maga frat house in DC sounds even worse than a Maga frat house anywhere else. I don't even think such a sorry thing exists.

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Well I guess that explains why there are no girls around to discuss anymore.

? women make up 58% of college students

They are not hanging at the Maga frat.... Not hot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Itlu7HAjmUo&t=83s cope harder nerd

Anonymous wrote:The best neighborhood I lived in had 75% Bernie and 25% Trump signs. Everyone hated the Clintons and the uniparty. It was not in DC and everyone couldn’t stand DC people.

Two flavors of douchebags. Sounds fun.