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To: Trump20162020; llevrok; rlmorel; nickcarraway; adorno; God luvs America; dixie1202; ...
Hang in there with me….

A good friend whose grandparents came from Greece said his grandmother almost stopped taking to him, because he said at the dinner table that he was voting for Bush and not Dukakis. He relayed that in that community, it was like being a war criminal if you didn’t vote for Dukakis. It didn’t matter that the Greeks were proud Americans - he said his “Yaya” cried when PBS played the Star Spangled Banner before signing off like they did back in the day - it became a tribal thing in 1988.

Perhaps it is the same in other groups…the youths follow their elders - until they don’t.

Recall, Trump pardoned a lot of black dudes on his way out. He may have planted the seeds for, like with Dukakis and some Greeks, black youths to ditch the party of their parents.

But what if there is something rotten in City Voting Machines? There was a poll that rlmorel posted yesterday, from 2020 showing that the same general percentage of Republicans are concerned about “Election fraud” as were Dems about “Voter suppression.”

Broadly, the only difference here is terminology.

But here’s something to ponder: what if for DECADES the voting machines in “black districts” were rigged?

Does ANYONE find it odd that despite Trump’s massive appeal across ALL races, that the percentage of city vote going to the Dem is like a global constant?

Maybe the Dems are worried that snooping Republicans in search of quashing Election Fraud may find that their “concern” about Voter Suppression, is that Repubs find out that DEMS have been the ones suppressing the “black” vote.

42 posted on 03/10/2024 7:23:43 PM PDT by DoodleBob (Gravity's waiting period is about 9.8 m/s²)
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To: DoodleBob
Perhaps it is the same in other groups…the youths follow their elders - until they don’t.

Nope. It's fear of doing something different/FOTU; fear of the unknown.

GEt used to doing something the same way for many years, and you get used to doing it and fear changing.

I have the same situation in my family. My grandmother and mother all voted democrat, and my sisters and brother did the same. When I queried them on the issues, they sounded as republican as I am, and in a couple of issues, even more republican than me. They just could not get themselves to vote as they think, and loyalty to their elders and to the democratic party, mattered more to them.

It's dumb loyalty. If people dropped their dumb loyalty, and voted for what benefits them better/more, democrats would not stand a chance.
46 posted on 03/10/2024 7:52:38 PM PDT by adorno (CCH)
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To: DoodleBob

What about Agnew?


55 posted on 03/10/2024 8:47:54 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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