Comments by "thomas grabkowski" (@thomasgrabkowski8283) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. It might go either way. It just becomes a swing state every election like Florida or North Carolina with their razor thin margins every election, or becomes a solid blue state like Virginia and Colorado
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  2. A lot of Latin American countries elected socialist presidents in recent years. And don’t forget, Aoc won over majority Hispanic district
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  3.  @리주민  because socialism=central planning and distribution which contradicts democracy, socialism being top down and democracy being bottom up
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  4.  @리주민  well is businesses were democracies no one would want to work and nothing will get done
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  5. Arizona is actually a purple state for past few years. Trump only carried Arizona by 3% in 2016. Kyrsten Sinema actually won Arizona senate in 2018
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  6. Like Austin now has California’s cost of living-without the California weather
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  7.  @od9694  there are some possible explanations, brought up. In southeast and midwest, non-college educated white voters, which are increasingly republican respond less to polls generally than college-educated voters, which are more democrat. In Florida, there's another major republican group-Cubans that are under-sampled. In southwest states, a lot of voters are newly naturalized citizens from Mexico/Central America, who like Cubans are also underrepresented in polls. They, however overwhelmingly vote democrat
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  8. Perhaps Bolsonaro in Brazil
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  9. Did you think Tsikhanouvskaya was the real winner of the last election in Belarus
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