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Why 2018 Will Definitely Be a Democratic Wave (Original Post)
Quixote1818
Jul 2018
OP
Hate these maps colored in that do not take into account population density. Cartoonish.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2018
#3
nycbos
(6,034 posts)1. Do you want to tempt the wrath from high atop the thing?
bucolic_frolic
(43,146 posts)2. Money
I really saw these 2 videos as rosy scenarios. Money will make Republicans competitive. It always does.
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)3. Hate these maps colored in that do not take into account population density. Cartoonish.
Nebraska gets a giant red square while half of a Blue California....is red!
I see it as accidental propaganda...the population density/voting map is not as pretty and slightly too much for the average consumer...so say the media Gods.
tomhagen
(3,604 posts)4. Unless Vladimir Putin has something to say about it