Jan 6 Committee refers Trump (and others) for criminal charges

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(01-11-2023, 02:05 PM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: The problem is that (at least in NA, not sure about Europe) the vast, VAST majority of the right are older and dying off, thus here (both in Canada and the US) that statement would most-likely ring true.

It's different, but in general I think the older generation is not the one overhelmingly supporting the right here. In my country, they have quite the following among younger folks, I guess the same is true for many others, but I dare not say. The dying generation usually means the traditional parties are dying off, and new ones emerge. For better or worse, but overall of course way preferrable to the totally sclerotic US system.

(01-11-2023, 02:05 PM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: Here in Canada (which has a similar but still different system than the electoral college... and it works 'cause we don't have a 2 party system in the slightest), you DO see the flip flop of popular vote more frequently... but our voter turnout is significantly worse than the US and it is well-known amongst the population here that those that do not turn out are on the left, as the right is also passing on, up here.

If it's a consolation. It appears your country is quite progressive overall, and it probably made the left complacent. That can change through an election shock.