Polling in no way shows that it was the perception of the economy and not the actual economy that led people to vote for Trump. That is false.
Yes, a majority of white people voted for him. So did 1 in 3 voters of color. Donald Trump won with the most diverse, working-class coalition of any Republican candidate in our lifetimes.
That should be the Democratic coalition. Our agenda is better for working-class voters of all races. And our focus should be figuring out how to win back a multi-racial, working-class coalition that doesn't exclude anyone - or we will not hold power again, and we will not be able to improve the lives of the people we profess to care about.
I think it says a lot about the Padres and forgiveness that, even after having Dodgers fans throw things at them from the bleachers, they continue hitting balls into the bleachers for Dodgers fans to throw at them.
If you ever spent time at Vanderbilt. If you’ve ever seen the struggles. Seen the facilities. Seen how these kids work and fight an endlessly uphill battle.
Then you know there is no one in the country that deserves this win more than them.
An exiled Luis Buñuel accepting Franco's invitation to return to Spain based on Franco funding his next film, only to hand in Viridiana, as a fuck you to Franco, and get exiled again, is probably what we should save “punk as fuck” designations for, not a fucking Joker sequel
Here’s what should happen now:Biden should withdraw and say that his delegates are free to vote for whomever they prefer in Chicago, and tell new candidates not to criticize each other or buy any ads, saving $ for the fall.A new, young nominee will beat Trump handily. Any of ‘em.
@NashvilleTea@NashvilleScene That graph shows ridership increasing year over year until the 2020 pandemic. I wonder why? 🤔
Real Nashvillians want transit. Whether that’s rapid bus lines or light rail. More cars on the road is not the solution. The Nashville Tea Party is 19th century thinking.