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somsai

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5. Here's my source

Reply to JohnSJ (Reply #4)

Sun Mar 2, 2025, 04:05 PM

Mar 2025

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It's the source used by the Democratic Party. The dependable estimates of the 24 vote aren't out yet, but it's not a stretch to assume that the trend is only accelerating. In order to win back minorities and the working class first we have to be honest about our failings.

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This week in Trumponomics: Maybe the Biden economy wasn't so bad after all? [View all] JohnSJ Mar 2025 OP

I care most about the income of the working class people in my neighborhood somsai Mar 2025 #1

Exactly what policies are you talking about that hurt the working class so badly JohnSJ Mar 2025 #2

Actually we didn't split the working class vote with the Republicans, and we haven't for the last 3 elections somsai Mar 2025 #3

Excuse me. Labor did split the vote. Latinos split the vote,. Women didn't come out in the numbers expected, JohnSJ Mar 2025 #4

Here's my source somsai Mar 2025 #5

What is missing is those that didn't vote. Compared to 2020 the turnout was JohnSJ Mar 2025 #6

Here is why we lost according to this poll. 41% Hispanics approve JohnSJ Mar 2025 #7