The Role Women Will Play in the 2024 Presidential Election
I’d like to believe the meme at left, but there is no reason to expect some wild swing in 2024.
From Pew Research:
(In the 2020 election, in comparison with 2016) Biden made gains with men, while Trump improved among women, narrowing the gender gap. The gender gap in the 2020 election was narrower than it had been in 2016, both because of gains that Biden made among men and because of gains Trump made among women. In 2020, men were almost evenly divided between Trump and Biden, unlike in 2016 when Trump won men by 11 points. Trump won a slightly larger share of women’s votes in 2020 than in 2016 (44% vs. 39%), while Biden’s share among women was nearly identical to Clinton’s (55% vs. 54%).
How any self-respecting woman can vote for a sex criminal and women’s rights opponent is unclear to me, but this is certainly not a cut and dried issue.
Obviously, there are biker bars, ammo shops and the like that cater to Trump supporters, but this looks like a resort.
FWIW, I don’t believe that the people making a big deal about Critical Race Theory intend to bring slavery back to the United States. My position is that CRT is simply a device that is effective in making stupid people angry. And guess what? No anger equals huge losses for the Republicans.
The main problem Trump faces in Minnesota is The Twin Cities, population 2.99 million out of the total 5.72 million. These are educated, sophisticated people, most of whom recognize Trump as the criminal conman he is.
Happy belated Arbor Day, everyone! (April 24th)
The illustration here calls to mind the benefit of being 93 million miles from our nearest star–neither too close nor too far to support life.
At left is the rationale for thinking of ourselves as “citizens of the world.”
At left, former Georgia lieutenant governor Geoff Duncan expresses the decision he’s made in confronting the choice everyone in the GOP must make re: the 2024 presidential election.
The meme here sounds great, but let’s be realistic. About the best we can hope for is a country with one set of laws that apply to everyone, and a government that delivers valuable services, like education and healthcare, to its people.
