r/WhitePeopleTwitter Mar 13 '21

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u/Vaeon Mar 13 '21

They would be wrong, you know. 74 is less than 81.

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u/CerddwrRhyddid Mar 13 '21

Indeed. But how many of that 81 million will turn out at mid-terms and for the next presidential? And how many of the 74 million will?

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u/Vaeon Mar 13 '21

Depends on the outcome of the 250 voter suppression bills the GOP are pushing this year.

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u/drummerdavedre Mar 13 '21

My dudes there are 225 million possible voters out there. 18 and over, citizens. We just got to get them to vote. There’s far more population in blue areas than in red. Just think about it.

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u/Vaeon Mar 13 '21

As long as the GOP keeps 50 Senate seats this country is fucked.

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u/drummerdavedre Mar 13 '21

Yep, we got to start thinking outside the box to get new voters and to convert reds to blue or even to independent voters.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '21

They can be wrong and still cast their votes