You are out of your fukking mind
Obama won those states because of how unpopular the war on terror was and the mishandling of Katrina and the great recession Energized young people and minorities and educated whites. Obama Wasnt winning the working class whites.
Liar. Liar. Liar.
I already showed you were lying about Iowa. How about let's check out some other white-ass states? Reality is a motherfukker.
Wisconsin 89% White and only 5% Black. Obama won among those with just a high school degree by a massive margin (60% of the vote) and also won among those with just some college and those in every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Wisconsin.
www.nytimes.com
Indiana 88% White and only 7% Black. Obama won 56% of the vote among those with only a high school education and 53% among those with only some college, and won every low-income bracket easily.
2008 Presidential exit polls for Indiana.
www.nytimes.com
Ohio 83% White and 11% Black. Obama won a clear majority of those who had not completed college as well as winning every low-income bracket.
2008 Presidential exit polls for Ohio.
www.nytimes.com
Michigan 82% White and 12% Black. Obama won giant (nearly 60%) majorities among the 65% of the electorate that had not completed college as well as winning every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Michigan.
www.nytimes.com
Pennsylvania 81% White and 13% Black. Obama won a clear majority among the 46% of the electorate that didn't have a college degree and won every low-income bracket easily:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Pennsylvania.
www.nytimes.com
Missouri 82% white and 13% Black. Obama finished basically 50-50 among the 64% of the electorate that didn't have a college degree:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Missouri.
www.nytimes.com
Florida 71% White and 13% Black. Obama won 60% of the 23% who had no more than a high school education, and finished 50-50 among the 32% who had only some college:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Florida.
www.nytimes.com
Virginia 70% White and 20% Black. Obama won nearly 55% of the vote among the 45% of the electorate who didn't have a college education and won every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Virginia.
www.nytimes.com
North Carolina 72% White and 23% Black. Obama was basically 50-50 among the 31% of the electorate that had no more than a high school degree and got 45% of the electorate that only had "some college", as well as winning every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for North Carolina.
www.nytimes.com
New Hampshire 94% white voters, not even enough Black voters to register in the exit poll. Obama won among those with just high-school education, among those with just some college, and among every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for New Hampshire.
www.nytimes.com
Maine 96% white voters, not even enough Black voters to register in the poll. Obama won with 59% of the electorate who only had a high school diploma, also won among those with just some college and among every low-income bracket:
2008 Presidential exit polls for Maine.
www.nytimes.com
You lied. Obama got a LOT of votes among white working-class voters in every swing state in 2008. He did shytty among white voters in the deep South, which pulled down his #'s overall, but in all the battleground states he picked up a ton of votes among that group.
And hell yeah the Great Recession was a big part of that. ECONOMIC ISSUES CAN OVERRIDE OTHER CONCERNS FOR WHITE WORKING-CLASS VOTERS, like we already told you. FDR took that opportunity, actually responded to the recession in a way that helped people, and won a ton of those states for Dems for much of the next 45 years. Obama could have captured some of them too....instead he bailed out the fukking bankers and left regular people out to dry.
denying the reality of Alabama having a senator
I told you they only had a dem senstor due a special election where the republican Ran a pedo. Why didn’t Alabama retain the senator in 2020 during the general election
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That's your FOURTH comment about Alabama and you still haven't had one word to say about the other 18 red states that Democrats won statewide elections in between 1996 and 2012 except to lie and claim that white working-class voters never supported dems in those states when I just proved to you that they did.
