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No. You're just talking tulipe again.Originally posted by minestrone View PostBoth points are true.
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The funny thing is that they are losing the Latino vote, Trump will probably get 40%. Many are aspirationally white and can't be arsed with this bend the knee crap the democrats are fetishising,Originally posted by jayn200 View PostThey lost because they didn't campaign for a critical part of the population that Trump did. It's quite clear Trump campaigned for key voters in key states and Clinton didn't bother and disparaged those people every chance she got.
It's happening again. White working class won Trump in 2016 and Democrats are back out there telling the White working class they are the scum of the earth and everything wrong with the USA in 2020.
Also Biden's "I'm a catholic but I've no problem with terminations up to 9 months" is not going to go down well with 20 kid Mexican mothers.
Biden makes Theresa May look like election magic.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThe funny thing is that they are losing the Latino vote, Trump will probably get 40%. Many are aspirationally white and can't be arsed with this bend the knee crap the democrats are fetishising,
Also Biden's "I'm a catholic but I've no problem with terminations up to 9 months" is not going to go down well with 20 kid Mexican mothers.
Biden makes Theresa May look like election magic.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSaid Minny, making up tulip about the other guy.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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