Georgia has been reliably Republican since 1972, except when a southern Democrat was on the ticket – Georgians sided with native son Jimmy Carter in 1976 and 1980 and Bill Clinton in 1992. In 2004, George Bush easily defeated John Kerry by 58% to 41%. Republican margins have been more narrow since then, as the state's rapidly growing population has led to some shifts in overall demographics. In 2016, Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton by about 5%. The growing population has led to Georgia gaining at least one electoral vote in each of the last three Census reapportionments. Only seven states now have more than its 16 electoral votes.
and asks me what that has to do with voting. I aint even answer I just popped him one time and told him we're even. At this poin't I got no use for anyone not down for the cause. The lone pro to Trump getting elected is I've been able to cut off a lot of deadweight that either fukk with him or are complacent with his bullshyt
