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The 2024 Election —What did we learn?


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I should have seen this more clearly:

 

I learned it is the economy or more specifically, one’s perception of the economy,  which matters more than all other issues . The GOP did a much better job of defining the economy as dark and dangerous than what the Dems did in highlighting the economic recovery. All of the felonies charges against Trump or his negative words and actions towards democracy were no match to the pocketbook issues.  
 

 

I also learned that character no longer matters in politics and elections. 

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1 minute ago, funhusker said:

Some folks need to learn that the cliche pregame speech about only worrying about things you can control is useful beyond high school.

 

you voted, you did what you can control, now just get ready for the next play.  

Criminal in Chief destroying our federal government. The next play seems like a 4th and 35.

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21 minutes ago, teachercd said:

Is there any chance at all that the next 4 years end up as anything remotely good for us? 

 

Right now, I am really interested to see how the market reacts for the next few months. 

Hopefully so but probably not. Last time he drove up the deficit more than any president ever even before COVID and I would expect more of the same and probably worse this time around. The longer a Trump ran business goes on the closer it gets to bankruptcy 

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1 minute ago, Nebfanatic said:

Hopefully so but probably not. Last time he drove up the deficit more than any president ever even before COVID and I would expect more of the same and probably worse this time around. The longer a Trump ran business goes on the closer it gets to bankruptcy 

I think right now I am most concerned for women.  I am so pro-choice(I am pro-abortion really), I hate the idea that some old a$$ men might have the final say in what they can or can't do with their body.  

 

 

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4 minutes ago, teachercd said:

I think right now I am most concerned for women.  I am so pro-choice(I am pro-abortion really), I hate the idea that some old a$$ men might have the final say in what they can or can't do with their body.  

 

 

My wife is pissed!!!!

 

Although it is more about 434 passing.  She's a NICU nurse in Omaha and the unit is now expecting at least 2-3 more babies a month that they are going to have to watch die because the pregnancy can't be terminated sooner.

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1 hour ago, TGHusker said:

I also learned that character no longer matters in politics and elections. 

I would agree with you but then ask did it actually ever matter when we look back at the scandals many of our elected leaders Have had that didn’t come to light till after they left office.   Meaning the reporters at the time kept them from us.  
 

JFK was a womanizing druggie and he’s celebrated as one of the best ever.  Jimmy and Ronald might have been the last two character presidents in quite some time. 

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20 minutes ago, Crusader Husker said:

All I am hearing is complaints because they were up late.  We were like, we were to, suck it up!

Also, polling data was off again.

Atlas polling I think completely nailed the swing states and popular vote 

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