Arizona Election Audit

This isn't true.

Per Statista.com:

According to exit polling in the 2020 Presidential Election in the United States, 55% of surveyed college graduate voters reported voting for former Vice President Joe Biden, while 49% of voters without a college degree reported voting for incumbent President Donald Trump.

College Graduate

Joe Biden 55%
Donald Trump 42%

No College Degree

Joe Biden 49%
Donald Trump 49%

* Donald Trump's largest demographic is comprised of white men without a college degree, who are over 40.

Now show us the Statista income brackets for 2020. See?

Republican voters have fewer degrees, it doesn't mean they are 'uneducated' or unintelligent, they simply didn't go to college. Instead, they have higher incomes because they chose occupations of greater utility, skills that are in demand. Repub voters are also less likely to utilize welfare/subsidy, and be economic drains.

We could use a lot more people like that regardless of how they vote.
 
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She's being removed from a position of party leadership because she represents the RINO ideology that has ceded one institution after another to the left for decades. She thinks Repubs can go back to preening their genteel feathers and polishing wingtips while the left wages a knife-fight under the table. Her brand, her daddy's brand, of Republican is finished. It is a change for the better and we have Trump to thank for that.

If you don't understand now, you never will.
Per The Washington Post

Rep. Liz Chaney was more loyal to Trump's agenda than her replacement, Rep. Elise Stefanik was. Rep. Cheney voted with President Donald Trump 92.9% of the time, while Rep. Elise Stefanik voted with President Donald Trump just 77.7% of the time.

Indeed, Rep. Stefanik opposed key elements of the Trump agenda. She voted against Trump's only legislative achievement: the 2017 tax reform bill and making the tax cuts permanent. She also voted against the withdrawal from the Paris climate accords. She also voted to condemn Trump for calling on the courts to invalidate the Affordable Care Act. Finally, she also voted against Trump's emergency declaration at the southern border, so he could fund the border wall.

Rep. Liz Cheney voted with Trump on all of those things I posted above.

Calling her a RINO is pure ignorance. She simply doesn't believe that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged, and she has been critical of Trump for saying that it was, with zero proof ever provided. Rep. Cheney also took exception to Trump's rhetoric up to and during the breach of the Capitol. She wasn't voted out of leadership because of any policy. She was voted out for having the courage to do the politically unwise thing... and refuse to lie and kiss the ring of the Republican Party's dear leader. This is what now makes the Republican Party more of a cult of personality than a political party. Republicans don't stand for anything... except for Trump.
 
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Now show us the Statista income brackets for 2020. See?

Republican voters have fewer degrees, it doesn't mean they are 'uneducated' or unintelligent, they simply didn't go to college. Instead, they have higher incomes because they chose occupations of greater utility, skills that are in demand. Repub voters are also less likely to utilize welfare/subsidy, and be economic drains.

We could use a lot more people like that regardless of how they vote.
9 of the 10 poorest states in the country are "red states".

(1) Mississippi - RED
(2) Louisiana - RED
(3) New Mexico - BLUE
(4) Kentucky - RED
(5) Arkansas - RED
(6) West Virginia - RED
(7) Alabama - RED
(8) Oklahoma - RED
(9) Tennessee - RED
(10) South Carolina - RED

... and that next sentence is highly debatable. A list of the states with the most welfare recipients is basically a list of the states with the highest populations. We would have no way to know how those people vote.
 
9 of the 10 poorest states in the country are "red states".

(1) Mississippi - RED
(2) Louisiana - RED
(3) New Mexico - BLUE
(4) Kentucky - RED
(5) Arkansas - RED
(6) West Virginia - RED
(7) Alabama - RED
(8) Oklahoma - RED
(9) Tennessee - RED
(10) South Carolina - RED

... and that last sentence is highly debatable. A list of the states with the most welfare recipients is basically a list of the states with the highest populations. We would have no way to know how those people vote.

Question about your post. When qualifying the poorest states is it solely based on average income or are other stats considered like cost of living?
 
Question about your post. When qualifying the poorest states is it solely based on average income or are other stats considered like cost of living?
That list is from the Official Poverty Measure (OPM) determined by the Census Bureau. The OPM compares pre-tax cash income against a threshold that is set at three times the cost of a minimum food diet and adjusted for family size.
 
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That list is from the Official Poverty Measure (OPM) determined by the Census Bureau. The OPM compares pre-tax cash income against a threshold that is set at three times the cost of a minimum food diet and adjusted for family size.

Thanks
 
9 of the 10 poorest states in the country are "red states".

(1) Mississippi - RED
(2) Louisiana - RED
(3) New Mexico - BLUE
(4) Kentucky - RED
(5) Arkansas - RED
(6) West Virginia - RED
(7) Alabama - RED
(8) Oklahoma - RED
(9) Tennessee - RED
(10) South Carolina - RED

... and that next sentence is highly debatable. A list of the states with the most welfare recipients is basically a list of the states with the highest populations. We would have no way to know how those people vote.
Because of large African American numbers.
 
Might want to check Louisville, Tulsa and Oklahoma City
I'm sorry, but your argument isn't going anywhere...

Only 8.3% of the population in Kentucky is black.
Only 7.8% of the population in Oklahoma is black.
Only 3.6% of the population in West Virginia is black.

Those are not high enough percentages to account for the amount of poverty in those states.
 
Per The Washington Post

Rep. Liz Chaney was more loyal to Trump's agenda than her replacement, Rep. Elise Stefanik was. Rep. Cheney voted with President Donald Trump 92.9% of the time, while Rep. Elise Stefanik voted with President Donald Trump just 77.7% of the time.

Indeed, Rep. Stefanik opposed key elements of the Trump agenda. She voted against Trump's only legislative achievement: the 2017 tax reform bill and making the tax cuts permanent. She also voted against the withdrawal from the Paris climate accords. She also voted to condemn Trump for calling on the courts to invalidate the Affordable Care Act. Finally, she also voted against Trump's emergency declaration at the southern border, so he could fund the border wall.

Rep. Liz Cheney voted with Trump on all of those things I posted above.

Calling her a RINO is pure ignorance. She simply doesn't believe that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged, and she has been critical of Trump for saying that it was, with zero proof ever provided. Rep. Cheney also took exception to Trump's rhetoric up to and during the breach of the Capitol. She wasn't voted out of leadership because of any policy. She was voted out for having the courage to do the politically unwise thing... and refuse to lie and kiss the ring of the Republican Party's dear leader. This is what now makes the Republican Party more of a cult of personality than a political party. Republicans don't stand for anything... except for Trump.

You ignore entirely the GOP is not the party Trump inherited. It has been transformed and an American First blueprint provided by Trump. There is no room for:

“The President of the United States summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack,” said Cheney who won re-election last November with a solid 68.7 percent of the vote.
And in case there was any uncertainty over her position, she added, “There has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution.”


A bogus claim that Republican, America First voters - who are firmly in charge of the party and representatives - do NOT support. Nor was that statement and impeachment vote necessary to disagree with Trump's position regarding a 'stolen election'. We have Democrat leftist legislators for this sort of thing, NOT the #3 leadership position in the House. That, as her "post Trump era" comments indicate she doesn't accept or represent Repub voters. Never mind the incoherent and blatantly unconstitutionality of the Congress impeaching a private citizen.

If Repub politicians want to jump on the TDS bandwagon, we'll kick them in the ass on the way out. L. Graham (and others) was a Never Trumper for at least first two years of his presidency. A good thing he saw the light or he'd be unemployed next time around. This is the party Trump built, Repub voters support and isn't going back to the party of Bush, McCain, Romney, or the Cheneys. Or even Reagan.

Ignorance is not wrapping your head around that.
 
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Yeah that’s what I thought counselor. I’d back out too in your shoes. Nice back peddle though.

I assume this is another figment of the VN Trumpkin alternate reality that says there was no basis for the Mueller investigation, the election was really stolen, and all that, because I didn’t back pedal from anything.

You’re benched until you re-establish some connection with reality.
 
a person who is obstinately or unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction, especially one who is prejudiced against or antagonistic toward a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group.

You're a bigot.

When dem's say bigot and racist they often forget to put down the mirror.

Or maybe they are mostly that stupid.
 
You ignore entirely the GOP is not the party Trump inherited. It has been transformed and an American First blueprint provided by Trump. There is no room for:

“The President of the United States summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack,” said Cheney who won re-election last November with a solid 68.7 percent of the vote.
And in case there was any uncertainty over her position, she added, “There has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution.”


A bogus claim that Republican, America First voters - who are firmly in charge of the party and representatives - do NOT support. Nor was that statement and impeachment vote necessary to disagree with Trump's position regarding a 'stolen election'. We have Democrat leftist legislators for this sort of thing, NOT the #3 leadership position in the House. That, as her "post Trump era" comments indicate she doesn't accept or represent Repub voters. Never mind the incoherent and blatantly unconstitutionality of the Congress impeaching a private citizen.

If Repub politicians want to jump on the TDS bandwagon, we'll kick them in the ass on the way out. L. Graham (and others) was a Never Trumper for at least first two years of his presidency. A good thing he saw the light or he'd be unemployed next time around. This is the party Trump built, Repub voters support and isn't going back to the party of Bush, McCain, Romney, or the Cheneys. Or even Reagan.

Ignorance is not wrapping your head around that.
There should always be room for speaking truth to power in any political party, and to call a lie... a lie. It was not a bogus claim. She called it as she saw it, and to her credit, she didn't allow herself to be bullied by the party leadership. If she only cared about her own career and holding onto her seat in the House of Reps., then she would have done what Sen. Lindsey Graham did and acquiesce.

However you view her stance on Donald Trump, it is ignorant to call her a RINO. She has one of the most conservative voting records in all of Congress. Whenever unconditional support, fealty and subservience to one person is a prerequisite for membership to a party... that's not a party anymore. It's a cult.

CULT: a system of devotion directed toward a particular figure or object.

That ^^^^ is what the Republican Party has morphed into. They don't stand for policy anymore. That is proven by the treatment of Liz Cheney. She wasn't voted out of her position of leadership based on policy. This has everything to do with her unwillingness to follow the party's fealty to Trump.
 
Excuse me?

Wv has had 5 republican governors since 1933 and ky has only had 4 Republican governors since 1931.

Byrd served as senator from 1959 to 2010 and Rockefeller served 1985 to 2015.

That is 30 years straight without a break and byrd was in office 51 years.

Sorry but as usual u are wrong.
Yes, you are flat out wrong.
 
I don't think that all documents are stupid. I'm not sure that half are low information voters. I think many misinterpret data and are micro vs macro voters.
I was just messing with you... and making a point to that other guy. I do not believe that hostility and opposition towards a political party constitutes bigotry.
 

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