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In reply to the discussion: Democratic wins in the midterms were driven largely by African American voters [View all]Cha
(303,589 posts)16. Thank You for expounding perfectly on
the ".. and yet?"
Exactly what so many of us have seen and know exactly what you're saying is so true. It's referred to constantly on Twitterverse basically saying the same.
And, yet, I'm cautiously optimistic that we can eventually eradicate the Republican Party by greatly diminishing racism, sexism and their impact on society.
A Grand and Honorable Goal!
Thank You again!
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Democratic wins in the midterms were driven largely by African American voters [View all]
Gothmog
Nov 2018
OP
But Dems are supposed to focus on winning over those "not comfortable" voting for POC, right?
Garrett78
Nov 2018
#3
And those same African American voters will choose our next presidential nominee, so come correct.
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2018
#8
I find it hard to compare him to Obama. Obama was a winner. Thats why people thought
TeamPooka
Nov 2018
#19
Many others have made the comparison. One of them was headline news the other day.
TeamPooka
Nov 2018
#48
Which leads to the question, why didn't this happen in 2016, and will it happen again in 2020?
Snake Plissken
Nov 2018
#25
It is a huge mistake for anyone to alienate AA and POC voters by making excuses for racism.
NurseJackie
Nov 2018
#31
That's a secondary consideration for me. Our party's nominee should be qualified and...
NurseJackie
Nov 2018
#35
One of the House's first priorities should be to end voter suppression. We owe them this.
sinkingfeeling
Nov 2018
#40