Blackwater Lunchbreak (11-24-2022)
AProudLefty (11-24-2022)
Actually, it's more like roughly 36%. If she was politically active, it is about a 60 - 40 chance she's a Democrat. But about half the population aren't politically active. In Texas, the turnout for the 2022 election was about 60% .6 x .6 = .36 So there's really about a 1 in 3 chance she's a Democrat with an equal probability that registered or not, she doesn't give a shit about politics and doesn't even vote.
That aside, I'd say she's about a 15 crazy and likely 7 to 8 ish hot... Guy should have known better...
Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
AProudLefty (11-24-2022)
Althea (11-24-2022)
The trend is usually true with the understanding that "stable economic situation" is White Nationalist code for White upper middle class Christian stay-at-home wives. Lots of white married upper class women in California who think quacks like ExLax are racist assholes.
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics...-2020-victory/
Trump gained among White women, which had the effect of further narrowing the gender gap among White voters. In 2016, Trump won White men by 30 points (62% to 32%). That gap narrowed to a 17-point margin for Trump in 2020 (57% to 40%). White women, a group sometimes categorized as swing voters and who broke nearly evenly in 2016 (47% for Trump to 45% for Clinton), favored him in 2020 (53% to 46%)....
...At the same time, Trump’s vote share among White women without a college degree grew slightly between the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections. In 2016, White, non-college women supported Trump by a margin of 56% to 33%. By 2020, Trump’s vote share rose to 64% among this group compared with 35% supporting Biden. Among white women with a college degree, support for Biden was on par with support for Clinton in 2016 (59%-40% in 2020).
"Hatred is a failure of imagination" - Graham Greene, "The Power and the Glory"
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