Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "POLL: Millennial Women Killing Republican Party" video.

  1. A86, only a handful are marching for gun control. David Hogg is running his mouth while Kevin Kashuv actually helped in getting legislation passed that was not gun control at all.
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  2. But yet, republicans won and so did Trump. Keep living on the polls TYT while you continue to lose.
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  3. yeah, ok, keeping living the fantasy
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  4. "Democratic States have a higher GDP on average than Conservative states so actually where are the prosperous conservative cities?" There are also higher rats of poverty and higher income inequality. You need to account for cost of living.
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  5. I am a PhD candidate in physical chemistry. I am a millenial who is not religious and I lean right on most issues. My friend are the same way. There are many strong arguments that come from the republican party. People need to stop playing identity politics like L. Spiro just did.
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  6. "Donald Trump actually won because of Identity politics," What? " Bernie only won in more working class/blue collar liberal leaning states." Not true. Bernie lost because he was a radical who could not connect with the common man.
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  7. TheEvolver311, what are you talking about? Right now the political left is living on identity politics. Remember when Obama was elected? If you opposed him you were supposedly racist. Remember when Bernie said if you are white you can't be poor?
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  8. DrgnFlys, people who rally on Bernie's ideas and who Bernie endorsed lost. The other major issue with Bernie was he was never attacked. He has a lot of dirt on him that will make him look like the loser he is. For example, not having a job until he was 40, and it was a job in politics. He did not have enough money to pay his bills so he stole electricity from his neighbor. That will not resonant well with actual working class Americans who do pay their bills. He rallied with socialists in the past and there is photographic proof of it. As for support of universal healthcare, 80% in Colorado said no. That is a left leaning state that voted for Bernie in the primaries.
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  9. How about Congress? The GOP won in 1992 on with the exception of 2006.
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