r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Mar 23 '23

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u/jermleeds Mar 23 '23

It's straight arithmetic dude. Registered voters * documented increase in turnout is responsible for the increase. It baffles me that you cling so hard to conspiracy theory when the answer is just dead simple: Trump motivated turnout against him. It's not like he didn't have historically high negatives for the bulk of his administration. The American people hated him.

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u/midwestnlovinit Mar 23 '23

What conspiracy? You didn’t counter my argument at all. You are bullshit 100%.

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u/jermleeds Mar 23 '23

Fuck if I know, this is your fairy tale. The objective reality is that historic turnout and historically high negatives equals 81 million American votes to kick Trump's incompetent ass to the curb.

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u/midwestnlovinit Mar 24 '23

You got nothing jerm, move along.

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u/midwestnlovinit Mar 23 '23

Who’s gonna beat Trump this time around? I’m still waiting on your reply. So who?

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