Basileus777
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If Bernie wins he can thank Ann Arbor.
Detroit still at 0% reporting as of half an hour ago
Yup. It's easy to be pro-big government when you don't have to pay for any of it.
It depends on what you get out of it. Taxes in my state are super low so we get shit. High efficiency needs to go along with socialism.They are also not earning enough money to see the tax bills from Socialism
If Bernie wins he can thank Ann Arbor.
COMMUNITY RESULTS REPORTED: (15 OF 43) - 34%
Allen Park: 0%
Belleville :10 0%
Dearborn : 0%
Dearborn Heights: 0%
Detroit : 0%
Ecorse : 0%
Flat Rock: 100%
Garden City: 100%
Gibraltar: 0%
Grosse Pointe City: 100%
Grosse Pointe Farms: 100%
Grosse Pointe Park: 100%
Grosse Pointe Shores: 100%
Grosse Pointe Woods: 100%
Hamtramck: 0%
Harper Woods: 100%
Highland Park: 0%
Inkster: 0%
Lincoln Park: 0%
Livonia: 0%
Melvindale: 0%
Northville City: 100%
Plymouth City: 100%
River Rouge: 100%
Riverview : 100%
Rockwood: 100%
Romulus: 0%
Southgate: 0%
Taylor: 0%
Trenton: 0%
Wayne: 0%
Westland: 0%
Woodhaven: 0%
Wyandotte: 0%
Brownstown Township: 0%
Canton Township: 0%
Grosse Ile Township: 100%
Huron Township: 100%
Northville Township: 0%
Plymouth Township: 0%
Redford Township: 0%
Sumpter Township: 0%
Van Buren Township: 0%
Oh, good, so I have another reason to hate the shit out of UM
That has to be old.
Bernie got 87% of 18-24 year olds and Hillary got 69% of 65+ voters. It's incredible how drastic the generational divide is.
I'm applying for my Ph.D. at UM and Wisconsin this year so this is like possible hate towards me
That has to be old.
Bernie got 87% of 18-24 year olds and Hillary got 69% of 65+ voters. It's incredible how drastic the generational divide is.
Oh, good, so I have another reason to hate the shit out of UM
So what if Sanders wins Ohio because of the vote around Columbus? lol
PhD in what?
I remember the good old days when we were excited that Rubio was dropping below 20% thresholds. Now he's not even doubling Carson and Jeb.In Mississippi's GOP primary (75% reporting), 2.5% have voted for candidates who've dropped out; 4.9% voted for Rubio.
Not really since age plays a big role in how liberal you vote in reality. Even if Bernie was elected, zero percent of his policies would get through Congress (Hillary may not have much more luck) which a lot of younger people may not be thinking about, and instead are concentrating on the message.
Wtf DetroitWait...Detroit is STILL at zero?
It is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
I 2024 he will be literally 9000 years oldIt is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
He'll be so old.It is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
Zombie SandersIt is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
It is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
Wtf Detroit
Uh are you forgetting what happened with the Michigan primary in 2008?In 2008 in Michigan, Obama won 60% of 18-24 year olds and Hillary won 48% of 65+. Bernie outperformed Obama by 27 points. That's a drastic gulf in how divided voters are by age.
In 2008 in Michigan, Obama won 60% of 18-24 year olds and Hillary won 48% of 65+. Bernie outperformed Obama by 27 points. That's a drastic gulf in how divided voters are by age.
Rubio is done. And the best chance the GOP has to the White House is wiped out.
There's a negative billion chance Bernie runs in 2024.
He could be the greatest politician of all time, I still wouldn't be comfortable voting for an 82 year old man to be the nominee. That's ridiculous.It is a big sign of things to come in 2024, sanders in 2024 might actually win the nomination.
I meant if somehow he could stop time and transport, not saying he would actually run then >_< pls have some faith in your fellow gaffer.
Bernie's narrowly winning the county Flint is in right now. I'll be damned.
Obama was not on the ballot in MI in 2008In 2008 in Michigan, Obama won 60% of 18-24 year olds and Hillary won 48% of 65+. Bernie outperformed Obama by 27 points. That's a drastic gulf in how divided voters are by age.
Uh are you forgetting what happened with the Michigan primary in 2008?
Technically, Bernie outperformed Obama by 51%, because Obama wasn't on the Michigan ballot.