In 2020, there were concerns about the legitimacy of some votes. Some people felt that the left didn't want to investigate where all the votes at 5:00 am came from. They believed that if the situation had been reversed, the right would have felt the same way. They also felt that the left always gets what they want, while the right gets l…
In 2020, there were concerns about the legitimacy of some votes. Some people felt that the left didn't want to investigate where all the votes at 5:00 am came from. They believed that if the situation had been reversed, the right would have felt the same way. They also felt that the left always gets what they want, while the right gets labeled as racists, xenophobes, and weirdos. The power of large metropolitan cities, which are predominantly held by Democratic leaders, is stronger than many people realize. Even though there may be 30-40% of voters who are moderates or right of center, they feel that their participation in local governments is almost non-existent because they believe it's a hopeless waste of time to try to bring about any change. 80% of Americans live in large urban areas. The space between Philly and Pittsburgh called Alabama has 20% of the population.
The issue is actually about the size of the counties. Big counties are generally big cities (Dem), small counties are rural (Rep). The election was won as Adam points out in 5 counties. The Counting was critical in just 5 places and supervised by a handful of people.
In 2020, there were concerns about the legitimacy of some votes. Some people felt that the left didn't want to investigate where all the votes at 5:00 am came from. They believed that if the situation had been reversed, the right would have felt the same way. They also felt that the left always gets what they want, while the right gets labeled as racists, xenophobes, and weirdos. The power of large metropolitan cities, which are predominantly held by Democratic leaders, is stronger than many people realize. Even though there may be 30-40% of voters who are moderates or right of center, they feel that their participation in local governments is almost non-existent because they believe it's a hopeless waste of time to try to bring about any change. 80% of Americans live in large urban areas. The space between Philly and Pittsburgh called Alabama has 20% of the population.
The issue is actually about the size of the counties. Big counties are generally big cities (Dem), small counties are rural (Rep). The election was won as Adam points out in 5 counties. The Counting was critical in just 5 places and supervised by a handful of people.
See my other response to the article later today.