storyteller
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Rationalization is a powerful and dangerous tool. Staring actual suffering in the face and coming up with an excuse to say "this woulda worked but..."
‘It’s a pit.’ As he leaves Kansas, Brownback decries underfunding of state facilities
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in their minds conservatism doesn't fail, people fail conservatism.
That don't make no kind of sense, only like 50-55% of White people vote for these fools.
And what makes it crazy is that the black population has remained flat. I'd assume that accounts for the level of flop that the white population is allowed to get away with.
I also wouldn't be surprised if the "other race" (which is probably hispanic) is composed of a majority of conservatives.
But these wild swings experienced since 1990 are inexcusable.
Kansas ethnic breakdown of population
[hide]Racial composition
1990[35] 2000[36] 2010[37]
Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander – – 0.1%
Other race 2.0% 3.4% 3.9%
Two or more races – 2.1% 3.0%
HE_Pennypacker
Superstar
I listened to a podcast about this moron and his failed experiment.
Arthur Laffer was still trying to act like it was a good idea to gut the tax base
Arthur Laffer was still trying to act like it was a good idea to gut the tax base
I ain't disputing that, I'm just disputing the idea that White folk stay "on code, no matter what" in giving votes to the Republicans. The wild swings in voting that @tru_m.a.c has been posting disprove that entirely. It's only a bare majority of White people that support Republican candidates and even that majority is regional and fluctuates from election to election. White people are all over the place in who they support politically, other than in the deep south they sure ain't very good at staying "on code".
