Over the last few years, significant Democratic inroads with younger, second-generation Cuban-American voters in Florida have been entirely erased; two-thirds are now Republicans. https://t.co/wYn1tgk5bx
@TonerousHyus My favorite part of the night is all the Libs freaking out because they're realizing that the same polling error that's been happening since 2014 (white ultra Libs flooding the samples) is ***shockingly*** happening again.
@Italian347 Every group has a Wakanda, and Al-Andulus is the Wakanda for inbred Islamists living in London, most of whom are Pakis or Bangladeshis, i.e. not Berbers.
@TonerousHyus@varadmehta G. Elliot Morris still doing Dem wishcasting. However, now it's off his and his idiot subscribers dime, since both the Economist and Disney decided he wouldn't be doing it off theirs.
@BenWoods110686@neoavatara@varadmehta The only way Vance is not the GOP nominee in 2028 is if the King chooses another heir, or if Mrs. Vance decides 4 young kids is too much to handle with a Presidential run.
@BenWoods110686@neoavatara@varadmehta We assume that the Vice President of the most tribally adored GOP politician in decades will win the nomination, yes. It has absolutely zero with Vance being loved.
@earlyvotedata@HTWardish Well considering their 2028 Dem primary poll, I think they fell into the typical Brat Summer trap of heavily oversampling hyper-engaged white libs.
To the uneducated bigots in the comments and quotes: transphobia includes invalidating a trans person’s identity. Additionally, female assigned at birth people who identify as non-binary and don’t transition are also trans.
@baseballcrank And they may have gotten away with it too, if not for Alvin Bragg jumping the gun and John Roberts in Trump v. US (why every Lib will forever hate him with the fire of 1000 Hells).
@baseballcrank And of course, the plan to "get" Trump wasn't supposed to launch until during the GOP primary. As we all said, they would indict him in Summer 2023 (they did) and then get a conviction by Summer 2024 (after the convention).
@dilanesper@jadler1969 If that terminated US Attorney from Washington tries to go to SCOTUS, he'll be given the Rebecca Slaughter treatment rather than the Lisa Cook. Why? Because he's not Constitutionally or statutorally independent from the President's discretion.
@dilanesper@jadler1969 But Congress *didn't* make him one. That's why the President can appoint and terminate any US Attorney. Ship's point was more about partisan politics (Senate Dems not returning blue slips and Dem Courts refusing any negotiations with the DOJ) than Constitutional claims.