A new survey finds Harris substantially ahead of Trump among Latinos, a sign that she may be rebuilding the Democratic coalition—which is essential to defeating him.
which has cost them the advantage in 4 years elections since Obama
Maybe I’m misunderstanding what you’re trying to say here because this sounds incomprehensibly stupid, but just in case… There have been exactly two presidential elections since Obama. Democrats won one and lost the other. Everything else is involves a multitude of candidates voted in strictly at the state or district level.
Interesting myth.
No. Democrats have had a winning coalition that they refuse to lead with, which has cost them the advantage in 4 years elections since Obama.
Democrats have winning politics that they refuse to engage in at the head of the party, and instead lead with corporate pay to play politics.
The only people beating Democrats in elections since Obama is themselves.
Maybe I’m misunderstanding what you’re trying to say here because this sounds incomprehensibly stupid, but just in case… There have been exactly two presidential elections since Obama. Democrats won one and lost the other. Everything else is involves a multitude of candidates voted in strictly at the state or district level.
The electoral college and 2 senators per state gives the Republicans a huge advantage.
2 of the last 3 Republican presidential election “wins” lost the popular vote.
Cornfields, prairie, and deserts have as much representation as NYC and LA.
You are just making wrong assumptions about the people that live in those places. Progressive policies are INCREDIBLY (poll at +80%) in those places.
A strong progressive, Tim Walz, won a rural, cornfield-prarie-desert, district on those policies.