The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Eric the Green]

(01-24-2020, 08:25 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: liberal culture better prepare itself for the education it's going to receive for the next decade or so as it continues to clash and finds itself at odds with good old American values and core American principles.

The mad 45% of which you are a part approves of the job performance of a president who openly and defiantly opposes and obstructs good old American values and core American principles. He wishes to set himself up as dictator. The mad 45% considers the duly-elected congress to be illegitimate, and therefore its subpoenas can be categorically opposed across the entire government by the cult con-man figure it has imposed upon us as our president.

What you may not like is the fact that in the suburbs across America, such as the one in which you reside, polls now show that whereas their male voting population supported Trump by 4% or so, it now opposes him by about that much, and female support has dropped from marginally opposed to hugely-opposed. It may be that the suburbs you claim to be populated by good old Americans may not support the president of whose criminal conduct you approve.

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Our survey makes it clear that while Trump’s record and rhetoric on immigration, border security, race relations and corruption are top issues for Trump’s base to support him, they are also reasons for a majority of suburban voters to vote for somebody else. The more he focuses on these issues in an effort to motivate his supporters, the more he will turn off the suburban voters who have already been moving away from Republicans in recent years and make up a significant portion of the electorate in these key battleground states.
https://priorities.org/memos/battlegroun...n-problem/

The Suburban Backlash Against the GOP Is Growing
Donald Trump’s strategy of revving up his rural base may not be worth the cost.
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...ia/601504/