electoral map reverting to 2012 (generation, Republicans, Brown, Pelosi)

[James Bond 007]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

and here is another fascist liberal, saying rural people are "less educated".... more liberal elitism

First of all, I said rural AND less educated people. I didn't say rural people are less educated.


But second of all, now that you mention it, yes indeed, rural people ARE factually less educated

And less than 1 in 5 [of people in rural areas] – 19.5 percent – had earned a bachelor's degree, shy of urban America's 29 percent mark.

No doubt to you, citing a factual statistic is still going to make me a "fascist liberal."

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

First of all, I said rural AND less educated people. I didn't say rural people are less educated.


But second of all, now that you mention it, yes indeed, rural people ARE factually less educated
No doubt to you, citing a factual statistic is still going to make me a "fascist liberal."

so you are saying that our social school experiment is failing to educate

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

First of all, I said rural AND less educated people. I didn't say rural people are less educated.


But second of all, now that you mention it, yes indeed, rural people ARE factually less educated
No doubt to you, citing a factual statistic is still going to make me a "fascist liberal."

1. rural , most likely do not need the degrees

2. education comes from primary schooling... which seems to be the point of failure


3. and wow, 29% have degrees.... in what, welfare system fraud...

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

see... if liberals keep dismissing other opinions (I do have a right to an opinion, do I not) they will lose more votes....

the people want to be represented, not dismissed... and liberal have turned their backs on the workingclass (the class that BUILT the democrats)

Well since Trump uses H2B workers at Mar A Largo, wouldn’t you say he’s turned his back on the middle class. Unions are fighting hard against these visas.

[Kevroqs]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

But second of all, now that you mention it, yes indeed, rural people ARE factually less educated

Rural people grow your food and provide your resources (coal, oil, steel, etc...)

Plus some blue collar workers in the city decide to retire and live out in rural areas because they're safe, and quiet.

[JAMS14]

Originally Posted by Kevroqs

Rural people grow your food and provide your resources (coal, oil, steel, etc...) .

Everyone who works contributes to society in some way. What does that have to do with the fact that they are less educated?

Nothing whatsoever.

You just are chafing at the truth.

[Mr. In-Between]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

and jams is again calling people in rural areas , livestock...

yep liberal elitism strikes again

Jesus - you're just as incapable of reading the english language as you are at simple arithmetic. I would never have dreamed one single person could be so catastrophically bad at two completely different things.

[Bureaucat]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

1. rural , most likely do not need the degrees

2. education comes from primary schooling... which seems to be the point of failure


3. and wow, 29% have degrees.... in what, welfare system fraud...

Reminds me of a line from an old Alan Sherman parody, “The Dropout’s March”.


“We must unite, and fight, fight, fight
For good old stupidity!”

[JAMS14]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

and jams is again calling people in rural areas , livestock...

yep liberal elitism strikes again

LOL. Oh, workingclasshero, please never get an education and learn how to comprehend what you read. You would be so much less amusing if you ever mastered that very basic first grade skill, and what fun would that be?

[MinivanDriver]

Originally Posted by TristramShandy

Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Iowa all changing for the Democrats while Georgia, Texas, and Arizona are more strongly Republican. Only major changes from 2012: Florida is now Republican and Utah is practically a coin flip.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...-state-polling

I'm neither Republican nor conservative, but I really don't trust Vox's polling.

The outcome in November really depends on if the economy keeps humming along. If we see more income growth, especially in the upper Midwest, then swing voters will shrug, go to the polls, and vote Republican. Of course, this assumes the Donald can put a sock in it during the month of October.