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According to a poll conducted by two academic authors and published by The Washington Post, 52 percent of Republicans said they would back a postponement of the next election if Trump called for it.
If Trump and congressional Republicans proposed postponing the election to ensure only eligible citizens could vote, support from Republicans rises to 56 percent.
Pollsters found 47 percent of Republicans think Trump won the popular vote.
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Half of Republicans Would Back Postponing 2020 Election If Trump Proposed It
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Hacking's just another word for nothing left to kludge.
(Score: 1) by khallow on Friday August 11 2017, @11:37PM (7 children)
So what are you doing to deserve the things your parents had?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday August 12 2017, @04:53PM (4 children)
Working more difficult jobs, or even the same ones, and getting jack shit for it.
Khallow you're a moron. I know we tell you it pretty often, maybe one day it'll sink in and you'll take a long hard look at yourself.
(Score: 1) by khallow on Saturday August 12 2017, @06:26PM (3 children)
I listen to people I respect. I don't respect anonymous accusers by default.
(Score: 2) by aristarchus on Saturday August 12 2017, @08:27PM (2 children)
We are trying to help, khallow. We know you do not respect anyone, this much is obviously not rebutted by your posts. But you are a moron. Ask for help. We are all here for you.
(Score: 1) by khallow on Saturday August 12 2017, @08:47PM (1 child)
I don't buy that anyone believes that.
It is true that I don't respect several people here - you among them, but there's quite a few people I do respect. The people who put together SN and make it work every day earned my respect and my continued subscription. And there's a fair number of posters that I've come to respect because of their thoughtfulness, courtesy, or effort.
(Score: 2) by aristarchus on Saturday August 12 2017, @08:57PM
Well, you're welcome, khallow!
(Score: 2) by DannyB on Monday August 14 2017, @01:36PM (1 child)
I've worked my whole life as a software developer. I have a better than decent living. As good or better than my parents. I have little to complain about personally. I have a lot of average or somewhat nice "Keeping Up with the Joneses" things. I have two older but good condition autos. A mostly paid for house. Etc. I have lots of credit cards. I use them regularly for everything. Have no credit card debt at all. (eg, we pay them off, but earn tons of rewards)
But I see many others who work their whole lives to struggle to get by with even the basics. Some have huge credit card debt. My perception is that Republican policies are constantly trying to attack these people and take away what little they have, or deny them from ever getting ahead. And it appears to be a consistent pattern, not an anomaly.
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(Score: 1) by khallow on Tuesday August 15 2017, @03:16AM
I see plenty of policies from all over that do that. Republicans aren't special. My view is that the problem will go away on its own in 30 or so years (once most of the developing world reaches developed world status) and there just isn't much productive to be done about it right now except adapt to the present and wait the time. Maybe develop policies that encourage local business creation.