2024 U.S. Presidential and State election thread - I'm gonna... I'm gonna... VOOT!!! I'm VOOOOOTING!!!

Who are you voting for?


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NEVER FORGET THE 20 GORILLION!!!!!!
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never existed...

I'll post this again here:

Donald Trump had the highest number of votes in the USA's history, 74,223,975 (more than 11m votes than he got last time and almost 5m more than Obama when he was first elected, the previous record holder)... except for Joe Biden who supposedly beat him with an alleged 81,283,501 votes. 🤔

Also, I've been doing a little working out and discovered that 2020 had by far the largest increase in total number of votes compared to the previous election in history: 21,760,355. And the largest percentage increase in total number of votes since 1952: 15.92%.
(I could only find a list of results that went back to 1932.)

1932 - 39,817,000
1936 - 45,647,000 +5,830,000 - +14.64%
1940 - 49,815,000 +4,168,000 - +9.13%
1944 - 48,026,000 -1,789,000 - -3.59%
1948 - 48,834,000 +808,000 - +1.68%
1952 - 61,552,000 +12,718,000 - +26.04%
1956 - 62,027,000 +475,000 - +0.77%
1960 - 68,836,000 +6,809,000 - +10.97%
1964 - 70,098,000 +1,262,000 - +1.83%
1968 - 73,027,000 +2,929,000 - +4.17%
1972 - 77,625,000 +4,598,000 - +6.29%
1976 - 81,603,000 +3,978,000 - +5.12%
1980 - 86,497,000 +4,894,000 - +5.99%
1984 - 92,655,000 +6,158,000 - +7.11%
1988 - 91,587,000 -1,068,000 - -1.15%
1992 - 104,600,000 +13,013,000 - +14.20%
1996 - 96,390,000 -8,210,000 - -7.84%
2000 - 105,594,000 +9,204,000 - +9.54%
2004 - 122,349,000 +16,755,000 - +15.86%
2008 - 131,407,000 +9,058,000 - +7.40%
2012 - 129,235,000 -2,172,000 - -1.65%
2016 - 136,669,276 +7,434,276 - +5.75%
2020 - 158,429,631 +21,760,355 - +15.92%

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Run to the border!

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You could argue that if you're an entrenched power with as much pull as some of these people have, you'd be foolish to put any of it in the hands of the people.
Alright that makes sense it's similar to the logic of people who vote 3rd party. I think he's right about not being in control but I think it was done openly via the 2 party system and intelligence agencies infiltration of the media.
 
That law won't survive its first challenge because it opens a giant can of worms.
Agreed.

I don't dispute a state could restrict abortion within their own borders, but trying to prohibit or punish somebody who leaves a state to go do something legal in another state sounds like a massive overreach of state powers.
 
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in what 30 years in his "Career" this old fart did NOTHING to "fight the establishment"
He needs to GO.
This is the best part of the salt this time around. Every democrat is now jumping on each other trying to shift the blame to avoid taking any accountability.

YOU ALL failed the country, lied to all of us and even their own supporters, failed to help anyone and succeeding only in creating more vitriol and division in the US with years of nonsense. You can pass the buck all you’d like, but it’s all just to avoid any guilt.
 
Does anyone think Kamola getting 20 million less than Biden might have some people think the 2020 was stolen?
both sides got about 15 million more votes. But yeah I do. I think the more that the popular vote totals start coming in they will see the massive jump between every other year and 2020 and see something is wrong.
 
I've heard some convincing arguments that we're transitioning to a 7th party, with R being nationalism, protectionism, and rural, while D is urban, globalism, big business.

Of course, you really need the power of hindsight to truly and fully capture each system's areas, so it's still in the process. I think it'll only be seen when populism is too widespread and it breaks into 2 clear ideologies.
 
And we are on the cusp of the Seventh party system: The Republicans Party becomes a cult of personality centered on the mythos of Donald Trump. Its platform is one of support for the right of states to determine their own social policies, economic protectionism, re-industrialization, nativism and a de-escalation of global conflicts.

The new coalition is more multiracial/multiethnic than before. Especially if Trump's policies begin to make the conditions of everyday life improve in an obvious way. But, the party will still be predominantly white. It will also much more open to new elements like your RFK's and Gabbards as well as labor unions, many of which I predict will begin to realign with the GOP over immigration. Labor's loyalty to the Democrats is a historical anachronism, organized labor is naturally anti-immigration and the time has finally come for this aberration to correct itself.

Natural tensions within this new coalition will for a time be suppressed by personal charisma of Donald Trump. Time will tell if it can cohere into a stable entity once he dies or retires from public life.
And this time the old guard neocons and RINO's can't stand in the way of the realignment. That was the biggest hurdle in Trump's first term.
 
Its what happens when you let your teens have unsupervised access to shit leftwing fiction like handmaids tale and the fucking hunger games, couple that with mandatory holobunga lessons and suddenly the most mentally ill of the political divide see their impending doom at all times.
Hunger Games isn't left wing at all, it's about a bunch of Appalachian chuds overthrowing shitlib-central based in New Denver. It even has a pseudo-detransitioned character in it and an ally-turned-villain who is Soviet-coded. The final theme is that politicians all suck and that the government will always be corrupt.
 
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