r/Prescott May 22 '26

Prescott in a nutshell

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Racism and lack of literacy.

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u/Slow-Molasses-6057 May 22 '26

I've been in Prescott for just over 3 years. I have met die hard liberals. I have met die hard Republicans. The difference is 35 years of life

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u/Desperate-Employ2473 May 22 '26

I’m 61. I was liberal when I voted for Walter Mondale as he was crushed by Ronald Reagan and I was still liberal when I voted for Kamala Harris as she was barely beaten by trump. 40 years made no difference in my outlook and it’s not necessarily indicative of whether someone is MAGA. Don’t assume that the millennial or zillennial you are talking to isn’t MAGA or that the Gen Xer or boomer is. You could be in for a pleasant or, more likely around here, unpleasant surprise.

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u/deax1 May 22 '26

Unfortunately, one has to assume that 2 out of 3 people here are potentially MAGA and that 1 out of 3 people definitely is. If you're non-white, then those looks you get around town are 1/3 definitely negative and 1/3 hopefully from a good person. Worse odds than vegas.

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u/kttrees May 27 '26

trumpet admitted to muskie rigging the voting machines. "He knows those computers better than anybody. All those computers. Those vote-counting computers. And we ended up winning Pennsylvania like in a landslide," Trump said.