2024 Presidential Race

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Orangeburst said:
www.themainewire.com

Maine's Soros-Funded DA Will No Longer Charge Illegal Aliens for Some Traffic Violations

The District Attorney of Maine’s most populous county will no longer charge individuals, including illegal aliens, who are caught driving without a license, driving with a suspended registration, or driving an unregistered motor vehicle. The new policy change, which will take effect on March 1...
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look at this liberal crap..who agrees with this?
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So they have more rights than a US citizen.
 
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VP candidate, Glenn Youngkin, Governor of Virginia. 57 Years old. 13 electoral votes. Republicans have not won Virginia since 2004 presidential election.
 
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luthervol said:
Not a true interpretation of the data at all.

They were not asked in any way shape or form if they wanted Biden to be the Dem nominee.
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52 percent of Democratic respondents diaapproved of the party “finding another candidate to replace Joe Biden before the election in November"

You could also say that most approve of ol Joe being the nominee
 
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McDad said:
You're still not accurate in saying "most' or "majority"

Your reference is a week old and not in agreement with the poll NYTs used as reference for their article.
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I think I am accurate.
The majority of democrats wish someone other than Biden was the nominee.
More than 48% said they were in favor of finding another candidate, which is a much higher bar than simply wishing someone other than Biden was the nominee.

It's like this....................
Do you wish the democrats were nominating someone other than Biden? The vast majority of dems - yes
Are you in favor of finding another candidate to replace Biden? More than 48% of dems - yes

I'm guessing there were two different questions asked in the two polls we referenced which explains the difference.
What exactly was the question asked that resulted in the 2 out of 5 ratio?
I couldn't open the link.
 
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Jackcrevol said:
You said it, not me.
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Lol no, it was you -

Jackcrevol said:
I think there is and always has been a factor for white Americans who feel disillusioned. Trump, like many Nationalists before him feast in a predacious manner, on the fears of those who have something to lose. Those white's with money gravitate toward his rhetoric. Those uneducated white's gravitate toward his mental illness, as an enablement of their own addiction or illness. Racists gravitate because it is what it is.
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utvolpj said:
52 percent of Democratic respondents diaapproved of the party “finding another candidate to replace Joe Biden before the election in November"

You could also say that most approve of ol Joe being the nominee
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Nope. Only 38% disapproved. 14% neither approved or disapproved.

You could rightfully claim that "of the democrats who stated a preference, 56% supported finding another candidate to replace Biden."
 
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luthervol said:
Nope. Only 38% disapproved. 14% neither approved or disapproved.

You could rightfully claim that "of the democrats who stated a preference, 56% supported finding another candidate to replace Biden."
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Disapproved or had no opinion. In other words, most are at least tacitly ok with Joe. Key word is most
 
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utvolpj said:
Disapproved or had no opinion. In other words, most are ok with Joe. Key word is most
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Or, an even greater majority did not disagree with the statement, "I am in favor of finding another candidate to replace Biden."

I think we've taken this about as far as needed.
My comment - "The majority of Dems would rather have someone other than Biden be the democratic nominee" stands.

Hell, more than 48% just said they would support replacing him - which is A MUCH HIGHER BAR.
 
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luthervol said:
Or, an even greater majority did not disagree with the statement, "I am in favor of finding another candidate to replace Biden."

I think we've taken this about as far as needed.
My comment - "The majority of Dems would rather have someone other than Biden be the democratic nominee" stands.

Hell, more than 48% just said they would support replacing him - which is A MUCH HIGHER BAR.
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Your comment is still mathematically incorrect. Most don't care enough about the nominee as long as there's (D) by the name
 
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utvolpj said:
Your comment is still mathematically incorrect. Most don't care enough about the nominee as long as there's (D) by the name
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He also wrongly asserted multiple times in this thread that Trumps highest vote percentage from Super Tuesday came from the State of Alabama. It was actually Alaska. Reasonable and Rational must be code for Inflate and Incorrect.
 
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utvolpj said:
Your comment is still mathematically incorrect. Most don't care enough about the nominee as long as there's (D) by the name
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Sure my statement is mathematically correct.

It has less to do with there being a (D) by the name and pretty much everything to do with the "only viable alternative to Trump" designation that goes with the name.

Do you believe repubs fully grasp that reality? Because they certainly do not seem to.
 
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luthervol said:
I think I am accurate.
The majority of democrats wish someone other than Biden was the nominee.
More than 48% said they were in favor of finding another candidate, which is a much higher bar than simply wishing someone other than Biden was the nominee.

It's like this....................
Do you wish the democrats were nominating someone other than Biden? The vast majority of dems - yes
Are you in favor of finding another candidate to replace Biden? More than 48% of dems - yes

I'm guessing there were two different questions asked in the two polls we referenced which explains the difference.
What exactly was the question asked that resulted in the 2 out of 5 ratio?
I couldn't open the link.
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luthervol said:
Nope. Only 38% disapproved. 14% neither approved or disapproved.

You could rightfully claim that "of the democrats who stated a preference, 56% supported finding another candidate to replace Biden."
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Bless your heart.
 
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VOLS INC. said:
He also wrongly asserted multiple times in this thread that Trumps highest vote percentage from Super Tuesday came from the State of Alabama. It was actually Alaska. Reasonable and Rational must be code for Inflate and Incorrect.
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Man, you burned me on that one,

I have to admit that I went to bed before the polls closed in Alaska.
I'll amend my statement.
Trump's highest percentage in the continental US - bama
 
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luthervol said:
Man, you burned me on that one,

I have to admit that I went to bed before the polls closed in Alaska.
I'll amend my statement.
Trump's highest percentage in the continental US - bama
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This post was timestamped at 10:48am EST today.

Are you stating you gathered the information late last night and failed to revisit it before you posted it at 10:48am EST??

I understand. But in the future you should probably double check your information. Data tends to change often. Surely you wouldn’t want to spread misinformation.
 
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