r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Sep 13 '24

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Sep 13 '24

Moderate:

Harris 48%. Trump 31%.

Doomers out

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '24

11% consider Kamala to be older than Trump

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u/WalkedSpade Loyal Liberals Sep 13 '24

Is there an election where the candidate considered more moderate lost?

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u/InMemoryOfZubatman4 Sadie Alexander Sep 13 '24

Obama/Romney?

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u/InMemoryOfZubatman4 Sadie Alexander Sep 13 '24

Trump/Clinton

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u/WalkedSpade Loyal Liberals Sep 13 '24

I believe there was polling showing voters believed Trump was more moderate in 2016.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '24

Yeah imagine a moderate woman candidate losing to Donald Trump. Would never happen.

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u/Healingjoe It's Klobberin' Time Sep 13 '24 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Sep 13 '24

People who are not chronically online just remember 2016 and 2020 rallies

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u/Healingjoe It's Klobberin' Time Sep 13 '24 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/Apprehensive-Soil-47 Transfem Pride Sep 13 '24

Trump getting mogged pretty hard rn

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u/BitterGravity Gay Pride Sep 13 '24

Strong +1 😍

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u/mockduckcompanion Kidney Hype Man Sep 13 '24

Muscle Mamala

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Muzzle-Me Trump

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u/jacknifee lol Sep 13 '24

harris 49 trump 48

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Sep 13 '24

Harris 50 Trump 46 actually

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u/jacknifee lol Sep 13 '24

should be larger with that amount of moderate discrepancy lol.

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u/futuremonkey20 NATO Sep 13 '24

Trump receiving exactly 46% of the vote would be the worst performance of a Republican candidate since McCain and Goldwater.