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Rock the Vote '24: update (09/19) - NC GOP gubernatorial candidate is having a helluva day


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The Dems are outspending the GOP big everywhere except in major expected places like PA and GA. The disparity everywhere else is huge… almost insurmountable..

      Thankfully Trump has other mechanisms picking up his slack so he doesn't have to spend. He has the national press doing in kind donations, Sinclair broadcasting, gerrymandering in GOP controlled states.

 Apparently a big chunk of the GOP money is mostly focusing on the “election integrity” fight.. for good reason

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17 minutes ago, Jason said:
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Under a new state law, Louisiana doctors might not be able to quickly access one of the most widely used life-saving medications for pregnant women.

 


I honestly can’t imagine cops rolling up to a hospital to arrest some doctors for saving a woman’s life… but that’s apparently the new normal we live in today.

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2 minutes ago, MarSolo said:


I honestly can’t imagine cops rolling up to a hospital to arrest some doctors for saving a woman’s life… but that’s apparently the new normal we live in today.

 

Well that's your mistake there. Cops are POS who would probably put a gun to the doctor's head to stop it. Now if you said, "I can't believe the cashier from 7-11 would roll up to a hospital to arrest some doctors for saving a woman's life," well I'm with you there. I couldn't imagine that.

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Lex Fridman asked Trump a good question and then Trump responded by putting on his “not involved in human trafficking” T shirt.

 

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Lex didn’t ask if Trump was involved in Epstein’s trafficking. He asked why was there hesitation about releasing more information about Epstein’s activities.

 

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Uh oh

 

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MANKATO, MN—Warning that if elected the candidate would show his sinister true colors, acquaintances of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz alleged Tuesday that his ‘aw, shucks’ persona was merely a cover for his very real ‘gee whiz’ tendencies. “He may act all gosh-and-golly in front of the cameras, but the Walz political machine has […]

 

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1 minute ago, CitizenVectron said:

Uh oh

 

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MANKATO, MN—Warning that if elected the candidate would show his sinister true colors, acquaintances of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz...

 

 

Well, hamburgers. 

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5 minutes ago, Jason said:
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Lex Fridman asked Trump a good question and then Trump responded by putting on his “not involved in human trafficking” T shirt.

 

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Lex didn’t ask if Trump was involved in Epstein’s trafficking. He asked why was there hesitation about releasing more information about Epstein’s activities.

 

As much as this is an implicit admission, the man’s brains is smoother than baby food he’s just doing word association on the fly

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2 minutes ago, Jason said:
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Six men say gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson frequented Greensboro's video-porn shops in the ’90s and early 2000s, which he denies.

 

I don’t get why, since it was so long ago, that he couldn’t give some bs story about how porn is bad and addicting and THROUGH THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST I OVERCAME MY STRUGGLES

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25 minutes ago, b_m_b_m_b_m said:

I don’t get why, since it was so long ago, that he couldn’t give some bs story about how porn is bad and addicting and THROUGH THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST I OVERCAME MY STRUGGLES

 

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The lesson here: pay your porn guy if you plan a future career in politics [contains quote post or other embedded content]

 

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Reservations in Presidential Battlegrounds

 

#PAPol:🔵$70.8M🔴$70.6M

#GAPol:🔵$39M🔴$38.7M

#MIPol:🔵$55.2M🔴$6.6M

#AZPol:🔵$34.9M🔴$9.9M

#WIPol:🔵$33.1M🔴$3.5M

#NCPol:🔵$26M🔴$2.8M

#NVPol:🔵$19.5M🔴$1.4M

Omaha market: 🔵$7M🔴$0

 

Harris campaign is flooding the airwaves across all battlegrounds, while also transferring 25 million to down allot races, the gop is absolutely at a money disadvantage. They are literally putting everything onto winning PA and GA, but Harris is still matching them there.

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4 minutes ago, PaladinSolo said:

Reservations in Presidential Battlegrounds

 

#PAPol:🔵$70.8M🔴$70.6M

#GAPol:🔵$39M🔴$38.7M

#MIPol:🔵$55.2M🔴$6.6M

#AZPol:🔵$34.9M🔴$9.9M

#WIPol:🔵$33.1M🔴$3.5M

#NCPol:🔵$26M🔴$2.8M

#NVPol:🔵$19.5M🔴$1.4M

Omaha market: 🔵$7M🔴$0

 

Harris campaign is flooding the airwaves across all battlegrounds, while also transferring 25 million to down allot races, the gop is absolutely at a money disadvantage. They are literally putting everything onto winning PA and GA, but Harris is still matching them there.

 

You don't have to link the tweet if that's where you got it from (I try not to share anything from that shithole), but who posted this info?

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13 minutes ago, PaladinSolo said:

Reservations in Presidential Battlegrounds

 

#PAPol:🔵$70.8M🔴$70.6M

#GAPol:🔵$39M🔴$38.7M

#MIPol:🔵$55.2M🔴$6.6M

#AZPol:🔵$34.9M🔴$9.9M

#WIPol:🔵$33.1M🔴$3.5M

#NCPol:🔵$26M🔴$2.8M

#NVPol:🔵$19.5M🔴$1.4M

Omaha market: 🔵$7M🔴$0

 

Harris campaign is flooding the airwaves across all battlegrounds, while also transferring 25 million to down allot races, the gop is absolutely at a money disadvantage. They are literally putting everything onto winning PA and GA, but Harris is still matching them there.

 

Uhhh GOP is majorly dropping the ball in NC. Dems could lose PA and GA and still win with NC.

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7 minutes ago, Reputator said:

 

Uhhh GOP is majorly dropping the ball in NC. Dems could lose PA and GA and still win with NC.

Money is a problem for the GOP, i just don't think they have the money to compete everywhere, so they need to rely on super PACs, which don't get discounts on ad buys like campaigns do.

 

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10 minutes ago, PaladinSolo said:

Money is a problem for the GOP, i just don't think they have the money to compete everywhere, so they need to rely on super PACs, which don't get discounts on ad buys like campaigns do.

 

And also “can’t” coordinate with campaigns (but lol like the gop gives a shit about the laws)

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1 hour ago, CitizenVectron said:

Uh oh

 

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MANKATO, MN—Warning that if elected the candidate would show his sinister true colors, acquaintances of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz alleged Tuesday that his ‘aw, shucks’ persona was merely a cover for his very real ‘gee whiz’ tendencies. “He may...

 

 

Its funny because FOX is having Peter Doocy on trying the “shes a different person behind the scenes” Ellen angle on Harris.

 

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8 minutes ago, Xbob42 said:

Historically speaking, how much does spending correlate to getting people in office? Both for President and down ballot.

Probably pretty high, especially when talking campaign spending. Largely because if you have a lot more than the otherside in campaign donations, which are capped you likely just have a lot more support. 

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14 minutes ago, Xbob42 said:

Historically speaking, how much does spending correlate to getting people in office? Both for President and down ballot.

 

Correlation is high.

 

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To quote the great political philosopher Cyndi Lauper, “Money changes everything.” And nowhere is that proverb more taken to heart than in a federal election, w…

 

But there are caveats, such as:

 

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Money is certainly strongly associated with political success. But, “I think where you have to change your thinking is that money causes winning,” said Richard Lau, professor of political science at Rutgers. “I think it’s more that winning attracts money.”

 

That’s not to say money is irrelevant to winning, said Adam Bonica, a professor of political science at Stanford who also manages the Database on Ideology, Money in Politics, and Elections. But decades of research suggest that money probably isn’t the deciding factor in who wins a general election, and especially not for incumbents. Most of the research on this was done in the last century, Bonica told me, and it generally found that spending didn’t affect wins for incumbents and that the impact for challengers was unclear. Even the studies that showed spending having the biggest effect, like one that found a more than 6 percent increase in vote share for incumbents, didn’t demonstrate that money causes wins. In fact, Bonica said, those gains from spending likely translate to less of an advantage today, in a time period where voters are more stridently partisan. There are probably fewer and fewer people who are going to vote a split ticket because they liked your ad.

 

Instead, he and Lau agreed, the strong raw association between raising the most cash and winning probably has more to do with big donors who can tell (based on polls or knowledge of the district or just gut-feeling woo-woo magic) that one candidate is more likely to win — and then they give that person all their money.

 

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Hispanic voters give Harris edge on healthcare, climate, Reuters/Ipsos poll shows

 

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A diverse and fast-growing slice of the U.S. electorate who are swing voters, Hispanics are an attractive target for both candidates in a contest that was shaken up in July when Democratic President Joe Biden folded his flagging re-election campaign and passed the torch to Harris.

The Reuters/Ipsos poll, conducted Aug. 21-28, showed that the top issues for Hispanic registered voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election largely track those of the country at large, with the economy, immigration, healthcare and climate change standing out as the group's top priorities.

 

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U.S. inflation has cooled over the last year and in June consumer prices fell for the first time in four years amid cheaper gasoline and moderating rents.


Voter sympathies could shift between now and Election Day and it remains to be seen which, if any, blocs of voters will turn out in droves. Experts say predicting the Hispanic vote is particularly hard in 2024 because Hispanic voters skew younger than the rest of the electorate, so a larger share are first time voters.


"It could be anybody’s race still," said University of Arizona political scientist Lisa M. Sanchez.

 

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2 hours ago, PaladinSolo said:

Reservations in Presidential Battlegrounds

 

#PAPol:🔵$70.8M🔴$70.6M

#GAPol:🔵$39M🔴$38.7M

#MIPol:🔵$55.2M🔴$6.6M

#AZPol:🔵$34.9M🔴$9.9M

#WIPol:🔵$33.1M🔴$3.5M

#NCPol:🔵$26M🔴$2.8M

#NVPol:🔵$19.5M🔴$1.4M

Omaha market: 🔵$7M🔴$0

 

Harris campaign is flooding the airwaves across all battlegrounds, while also transferring 25 million to down allot races, the gop is absolutely at a money disadvantage. They are literally putting everything onto winning PA and GA, but Harris is still matching them there.

And this is after them giving up NH as unwinnable that’s bad news for Trump 

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3 hours ago, b_m_b_m_b_m said:

I don’t get why, since it was so long ago, that he couldn’t give some bs story about how porn is bad and addicting and THROUGH THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST I OVERCAME MY STRUGGLES

 

Especially since other than his homophobia (which isn't a problem with the ghouls), he sounds like a pretty normal guy! If people just see you as a pretty funny guy who brings them pizza once in a while, that's not so bad.

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