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To: CondoleezzaProtege

If you don’t care what anyone says that explains why you think the GOP can win statewide in Cali

Hillary won by 20 points
Feinstein by 23 points last go around
Obama by 22 points last time

I guess it’s possible in a state with nearly twice as many Democrats registered as Republicans

But what a long shot...not as bad as Massachusetts or Rhode Island

Coincidentally....California is second only to Texas for number of registered GOP


22 posted on 06/05/2018 11:18:30 PM PDT by wardaddy (Hanged not hung.)
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To: wardaddy

I live here and know that a lot of “Democrats” really are not that liberal and increasingly less so as time wears on and as the Party centers itself aeound transgenderism and illegal immigration.

We also have a lot of registered independents.

People from every party are sick of the homeless crisis in LA/SF, our crumbling infrastructure, etc...

And also people underestimate: Christian religion is big here. Especially in immigrant communities. Both Evangelicalism and Catholicism. As I said in a prior thread, on the same day that Obama won, gay marriage could not pass as a voter Proposition in California. The courts had to intervene to make it legal.


26 posted on 06/05/2018 11:27:08 PM PDT by CondoleezzaProtege
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To: wardaddy

Correction. Hillary won California by 30 points. It was Trumps 2nd worst state.


66 posted on 06/06/2018 2:21:48 AM PDT by nbenyo
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To: wardaddy

At least a Republican is on the ballot.

All he needs to say is “If you like the direction California is headed today, vote for my opponent.”


73 posted on 06/06/2018 3:44:27 AM PDT by cgbg (Hidden behind the social justice warrior mask is corruption and sexual deviance.)
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To: wardaddy

TX has a modest number of “registered” voters by party. To be “registered” in TX one must vote every two years in a party primary. If he does not, he is called an “unaffiliated” voters.

A blue wave in TX could yet up-end TCruz, but most Republicans don’t think it will happen.


74 posted on 06/06/2018 3:45:06 AM PDT by Theodore R.
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