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In response to "So your answer is what? Do less but talk more?" by ty97, Queen of the Skies

I doubt you're interested in my opinion here

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Jan 13 '17, 08:36

But I honestly think there are a lot of parallels between the mindset of a Trump voter in 2016 and the mindset of an Obama Hope/Change voter in 2008.

I also think there is a significant % of Trump voters that don't believe or support a majority of what he's saying, but cast the vote as more of a vote against HRC than pro Trump.

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I can't disagree with your first paragraph more. - Will Hunting, King of Astronauts Jan 13, 08:44 4
- But it goes to Reagen's point of a fun-house mirror: - Roger More Jan 13, 08:46 3
  - In that context, every supported candidate matches that description. - Will Hunting, King of Astronauts Jan 13, 08:48 2
    - I don't think so. Obama was after 8 years of GWB and would be the first African-American president. He represented a post-racial America that had only - Roger More Jan 13, 08:58
    - Disagree. Mitt Romney had none of the "a candidate who finally represents me" vibe - Strongbad Jan 13, 08:50
in a funhouse mirror way, I'd agree. -- nm - Reagen Jan 13, 08:39

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