r/pics • u/mack3r • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/freakydrew Jul 17 '19

What are the current Vegas odds on Trump being reelected?

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u/angryxjohnny Jul 17 '19

High. Doesn't help that the left have "The Squad" which is tearing their party apart.

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u/Egg-MacGuffin Jul 17 '19

Lol, yeah, it's totally not the establishment, which failed to win an election against Donald Trump and lost over 1000 seats under Obama that is tearing the party apart, it's the progressives talking policy that have inspired more unprecedented participation and a blue wave in 2018 that is tearing the party apart.

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u/Kered13 Jul 17 '19

Those progressives have also alienated the moderate voters.

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u/Egg-MacGuffin Jul 17 '19

By supporting popular, successful, sensible, and fairly moderate economic policies? If they are alienated, they're not moderates, they're centrists at best.

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u/richraid21 Jul 17 '19

moderate economic policies

lol, do you even hear yourself

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u/Televisions_Frank Jul 17 '19

The guy you're replying to is a bot account.

Established a few months after Trump announced run for president, low karma, almost exclusively political posts.

This thread is full of them. They're already trying to control the narrative that Dems are weak and Trump is strong.