He lost Ohio , He lost Florida and even still ..

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Really? I go more for the sign on the freeway overpass. Motivating!

originally posted by: frogs453
Really? I go more for the sign on the freeway overpass. Motivating!

I consider those but I'm really a 'count the yard signs' kinda guy.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
I actually had one for the first time.

It simply said "Nope" with some swirling orange hair on it. So it really wasn't a pro Biden sign. For the first time my red county was pretty evenly split sign wise.

a reply to: frogs453

I had a Cthulhu sign. Again.

I don't like Trump's personality and some of his policies but he is more for the US then the others and won. I saw the results flip at 3am by that election fairy.

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: ussmidway
At least we can still hang Trump pictures up around the house and Trump flags from the back of our pickup trucks.

Yeah , Yeah , Cool !

a reply to: Zanti Misfit



He lost Ohio , He lost Florida and even still .. I wanna clock him!

a reply to: Randyvine2

Joe is the Original Cornholio , and his Need for TP for his Bunghole is Dire Right Now .........

originally posted by: xpert11
a reply to: asabuvsobelow


Changing population demographics contributed to Biden winning Georgia and Arizona.

Demographics which are measured in 20-30 year intervals changed in just 4 years to accommodate a Biden win... how convenient is that?

I guess the demographics theory should still hold water in a few months come mid-terms and then again in the 2024 elections... we'll see

The demographics sure didn't favor the blues 4yrs prior when Trump won, come to think of it I don't believe Arizona has ever been blue once in its history, I'd have to check on that.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Insane living costs and a crushing regulatory framework likely reached a tipping point, so people left California to escape those problems. Similar trends concerning housing affordability exist internationally. Other demographic changes are more gradual, but that ignores other matters.

Biden's re-election bid was a referendum on Trump's handling of the Covid- 19 pandemic. Also, if Trump won in 2016 for a reason, he isn't Hillary Clinton, yet Biden's victory reflected that he isn't Trump. Moreover, Trump's 2016 election rested on the "forgotten people" in rural areas. But his comparatively poor showing in suburbia is a red flag mostly ignored among the Trump - Russia dossier hoax mania.

Frankly, I find the number of people who legitimately voted for Biden deeply disturbing. None of the related people cares that the Democratic primaries are little more than the MSNBC crowd and "corporate special interests" fostering a candidate upon the American people.

originally posted by: iamthevirus
I guess the demographics theory should still hold water in a few months come mid-terms and then again in the 2024 elections... we'll see

Subject to voter turnout, I expect that will occur, including the GOP picking up segments of the African American and Hispanic vote.

The "demographics" sure didn't favor the blues 4yrs prior when Trump won, come to think of it I don't think Arizona has ever been blue once in its history (I'd have to check on that)

Trump's political rise is the most significant political shift since the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980. Like Reagan Democrats, Trump shifted an element of the electorate to the GOP.

So AZ has been a red state since well before even i was born, I discovered a few interesting facts (or some might call half-truths since it came from wiki lol)

Since the 1952 presidential election, Arizona has been considered a stronghold state for the Republican Party, as it won Arizona in all elections since except 1996 and 2020.[9] However, recent political realignment has led some to consider Arizona as a swing state

Never any purple there, no transitional data to corroborate a changing demographic.

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a reply to: iamthevirus

I suspect you overlook Trump's 2016 winning margin in Arizona and perhaps increased voter turnout in 2020. So Trump's winning margin in Arizona might have put the state in play four years later. Moreover, Arizona is likely a purple state heading toward the 2022 - 24 election cycles.

If current trends hold: The southern strategy pioneered by Nixon and mastered by Reagan is no longer a solid GOP wall. But Florida is shifting from purple to red. Also, Michigan is probable heading toward swing-state status. Hopefully, I have provided the reader with a few points to consider.

originally posted by: xpert11
Arizona is likely a purple state heading toward the 2022 - 24 election cycles

Nothing can be considered even a shade of purple about AZ with only 1996 under its belt. There are shades to the purple during a transition from red to blue, that doesn't happen here... one prior blue turnout in 1996 has absolutely no effect on its shade of red (it's a very red state)

In fact AZ's voting history is so red (regardless who won the elections) that one might want to scrutinize the 1996 blue turnout.

a reply to: xpert11

And even more ominous data last time they ran off to sow their wild oats (apparently)

This is the only presidential election in Arizona's history in which Maricopa County, containing more than half of Arizona's population as of 2016, and one of only two elections in which Yavapai County, home to the city of Prescott, voted for a candidate that lost the state.

en.wikipedia.org...

So taking this into account it is actually not the populations centers it is actually the rural areas that won it blue for Biden?

The math just doesn't add up here if Maricopa and Prescott voted for Trump.

a reply to: iamthevirus

This is the only presidential election in Arizona's history in which Maricopa County, containing more than half of Arizona's population as of 2016, and one of only two elections in which Yavapai County, home to the city of Prescott, voted for a candidate that lost the state.

Just more Obvious Inconsistencies to sweep under the Rug nothing to see here move along ..move along.

Because the state government helped Him stuff the ballots whether or not you consider that illegal or not is a whole different matter.. Willing to bet it is because of criminal pedophiles and CIA, FBI, Congressional corruption all through the Federal government.

And look at what Biden voters got...

Republicans voters kept saying a vote for Biden would increase gas prices, increase crime, cause inflation.

So far they were right.

They also said a vote for Biden will make the country less safe from Islamic terrorism.
Let's hope that egg doesnt hatch as terrorist are pouring over the Democrat controlled border.

Why would Biden voters support such dangerous policy like trying to abandon fossil fuels and have open borders.