11-09-2022, 10:21 AM
(11-09-2022, 09:57 AM)Nately120 Wrote: PA really highlights the bizarre and overall downtrodden nature of our current political climate where you have a president who is very unpopular vying for candidates while an even less popular 1 term president who didn't win the state in his reelection bid is vying for the other side. The democrats at least had the Obama card to play, so there is one thing they have over the GOP at the moment.
Still, I'm thinking Trump's grasp on the party is looking quite shaky but the abortion factor is such a confounding variable it's hard to tell.
PA has been essentially ran by repubicans since 1995...and they keep saying to vote for them so they can fix the problems in the state...and the voters keep falling for it.
My closest counties, former bastions of unions and the working man, all went straight red...again. The problem for them is that the populations have dropped so much the larger, blue areas override them on the state and national level.
I read something about so many conservative PA residents relocated to Florida to have "freedom" that Fl is now guaranteed red but PA is more purple than ever.
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