Not even just consistently, the person accidentally made the point for them that they've actually gotten more red over that time. So they've somehow kept convincing more people to vote for them despite them never doing a thing to help them.
prole
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No it doesn't. Massachusetts is full of working class people.
I think you might be confusing cause and effect here. Perhaps the people in MA are "rich" (I would say, doing well. There are tons of working class people in MA, they're just not necessarily living in squalor) because the dems took care of them. Almost as if we have tons of data backing this up... That Democrats consistently do these types of things, while Republicans constantly walk them back.
Maybe we're learning that democracy fails when the people vote for the things they want over things that they objectively need.
Are Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh not "working class" cities? I think there are a whole lot of people who would like a word with you for writing them off.
Almost as if working class people don't have to be stupid.
And the only reason their state and local governments are able to remain solvent...
These states would collapse completely without the largesse of the federal government (funded by blue states) if they ever seceded.
These are also states, yes.
Who said bad and good? Those are words that you brought to this thread.
Please, go on. I would love to hear more about your defense of concentration camps.
Project 2025 includes doing away with naturalization, and I believe might even go as far as revoking citizenship from previously naturalized citizens (only when it suits them, of course).
Do you think he's that smart? If that's the plan, then there is someone else pulling the strings.
Surfaces? Were they not on the surface already?
Yeah, but what about the vibes, man?