No such thing as an independent. Independents are disguised democrats

[.*my*.]

They align with democrats far more than with republicans. Don't trust independents, they are fake

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

n

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[hebbewem]

None of your graphs prove that

 

[.*my*.]

None of your graphs prove that

they don't prove that moderates follow right after democrats?

 

[hebbewem]

they don't prove that moderates follow right after democrats?

No . They are moderate so they are the center

 

[.*my*.]

No . They are moderate so they are the center

what is your IQ?

 

[hebbewem]

what is your IQ?

Around a 100

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[rand anon]

Both parties are controlled by joos. Imagine being invested in politics in 2022

 

[.*my*.]

Both parties are controlled by joos. Imagine being invested in politics in 2022

joos or not, whoever got the power doesn't like conservatives. They are the only ones being censored

 

[rand anon]

joos or not, whoever got the power doesn't like conservatives. They are the only ones being censored

“Conservatives” haven’t conserved shit. There is no political solution

 

[.*my*.]

“Conservatives” haven’t conserved shit. There is no political solution

maybe but why are they hated and censored?

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[.*my*.]

b

 

[OldRooster]

It probably varies on a historical basis, but over the past 10 years independents have, my best estimate, voted 50% rep, 35% dem, 15% other.

 

[brianxx]

Both parties are controlled by joos. Imagine being invested in politics in 2022

It's just for mutual benefits. It's extremely hard to control other people.

 

[.*my*.]

It probably varies on a historical basis, but over the past 10 years independents have, my best estimate, voted 50% rep, 35% dem, 15% other.

"An overwhelming majority of independents (81%) continue to “lean” toward either the Republican Party or the Democratic Party. Among the public overall, 17% are Democratic-leaning independents, while 13% lean toward the Republican Party."

 

[OldRooster]

"An overwhelming majority of independents (81%) continue to “lean” toward either the Republican Party or the Democratic Party. Among the public overall, 17% are Democratic-leaning independents, while 13% lean toward the Republican Party."

This data is probably corrupted by dark blue States like CA, where Socialist types register as Independent because the Democratic party is not "progressive" enough for them. It is a different story in purple States. Speaking specifically about FL where I live now, there were actually more registered Democrats than registered Repulicans in the 2020, 2018, and 2016 elections, but republicans won the gov., president, and both senate seats because independents voted by a large margin for Republicans over Democrats