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In reply to the discussion: Say whatever but I'm being asked to believe some things [View all]Ilsa
(62,281 posts)43. I didn't think Harris would win Georgia.
There was excitement, but I think the Magas came out to ensure his victory, not like in 2020, when I think they thought his victory in Georgia was a given. And I think magas are misogynistic, superficial, choose ignorance, and felt like they already knew him.
Still, I'm surprised Harris' total votes weren't closer. And we had voter suppression in several mostly minority precincts due to bomb threats.
I haven't heard of any other voting shenanigans.
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Mainly because he picked Kamala as his VP. Next because he ran a second time when he intimated that he would not.
Jit423
Nov 11
#68
Fox news, that's who complained about him. Relentlessly. Until people believed it.
SharonAnn
Nov 11
#69
The net of those uncounted votes would have to swing MASSIVELY in Harris's favor to make much difference.
paleotn
Nov 11
#23
I did not argue that she would gain, let alone net, 10M votes. But she will likely
spooky3
Nov 11
#25
Understood. The gap may narrow a bit but it's still a huge gap. Weird. Just weird.
paleotn
Nov 11
#31
At best she gets 6M of those. At best. More likely 5.5M or less. The gap won't close much.
paleotn
Nov 11
#24
Can't argue with that. I just can't wrap my head around how even that could shift 2020 this much.
paleotn
Nov 11
#36
All those big deal things you cited that you and we all really care about? They don't mean doodly squat to maggots.
NBachers
Nov 11
#13
Could it in any way be because too many people just aren't ready for a woman president?
calimary
Nov 11
#32
I didn't say you were insensitive or even that turnout wasn't depressed. I just said we don't yet have all the facts so
spooky3
Nov 11
#33
Yes, true per Google AI--population was about 4% higher but voters about 14% higher
spooky3
Nov 11
#57
A lot of people who were upset about Gaza seem to have stayed home or voted Trump.
summer_in_TX
Nov 12
#73
How long ago did Musk give Putin Starlink? Plenty of time for Russia to use it to hack our election.
58Sunliner
Nov 12
#81