I didn't say it was. I'm just saying that the main difference between Bidens campaign vs Clinton and Harris is that his bits are on the outside.
Sexism. The point being made was sexism.
The Democratic party's policies have not severely changed between Clinton running and Harris running that would account for the lower voter turnout.
The courting of the less Trumpian Republicans and Harris not being an old white dude are the two biggest things that affected voter turnout.
Your suggestion has slightly less weight because Biden was elected with essentially the same platform.
Currently in an MSP. It's all on the company culture as to if it's shit or not. We're fully wfh with no plans to move back to the office.
Overtime is never forced. If we have to work through lunch because all hell is breaking loose, we're practically encouraged to leave an hour early unless the CEO is allowing ot and we want it. No pressure either direction.
If users are rude or generally hard to deal with, manager has our back in dealing with them.
Pay isn't top dollar but there's trade-offs
Idk about that majority of boomers know how to use a modern phone. Make calls, text, play candy crush, and go on Facebook, sure but that's hardly knowing how to use it beyond surface level.
Don't give me hope. I mean, yeah, I voted for Allred today but still. It's a lot closer of an election than it should be considering how Cruz has acted during his tenure
Depends on the organs being harvested
He still hasn't conceded from the last one he lost
He already went to Cancun
I'm hoping to make it first in line on Monday tbh
I'm getting really close to being hopeful that I'm going to be in a swing state. 538 has slowly been showing it in lighter shades of red as we get closer. And the Senate race is polling closer than the last challenger who lost by <3%. If people turn up and vote, there's a very good chance of excitement
Avalynne O’Brien is pretty close
And every single local and state level election.