Being born in North Carolina, that was luck. But being Governor of North Carolina, that’s because people came together, with God’s guidance and blessings, to help me. And together we have made a difference. Thank you for giving me the privilege of serving as governor. - RC
@mmpadellan This is their third election in a row this has happened in NC, for governor anyways. This election made even more sense bc Robinson was so awful
@TheOnlyEsta From NC and no and yes I voted for Harris. Once all the votes are counted I think we will see the popular vote is closer than ppl thought. It’s also typical for NC to have this split. Would rather move on versus dwelling like 2020 Trumpers.
@Lee_in_Iowa Same happened in NC mostly, could it be that Harris was that deeply unpopular and didn’t run a great campaign? Our local Dems ran amazing campaigns. Just a thought.
@libsoftiktok It looks like she is struggling with consistent loneliness and just wants people to hang out with. She’s craving and needing relationships.
@PamKeithFL Happened a lot in NC. I think ppl don’t want to accept that Harris wasn’t a desirable candidate. I voted Harris and blue but I know many didn’t.
@ElieNYC This is the same Rogan that hosted Sanders, Yang, and Cornel West. Numerous scientists, like Neil DeGrasse Tyson several times, etc. Rogan is the liberals own Rogan. I voted for Harris, but she missed a big opportunity here.
@turtledumplin Turns out the left (I voted for Harris) is much more exclusive and leaves little room for discussion. Like you said, it’ll be our downfall.
@PamKeithFL Objectively, I voted for Harris, but Trump enlisted the help of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk, and Vivek Ramaswamy and it worked when you look at the data. They got more white men out to vote. A missed opportunity by Harris IMO
@dtheavenger Democrats are notorious for not showing up to vote. I also imagine the data shows that he won over some college students because he strategically worked to target them with Turning Point USA and among minority voters, probably gained some ground. Just wasn’t a well run campaign
@JamesAFurey As a former public education teacher I did the same. I knew what the IEP said but always downgraded the services for things like note taking, naps, etc. Never once did I regret it.