Oryxslayer
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« on: December 14, 2017, 10:55:44 PM » |
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I can think of 3 groups - the first two very small and the last somewhat larger/
1. Conservative Feminist women who wanted to see a woman in the White House, even if it meant said woman was Hillary Clinton.
2. Ultra-Leftists who believed that Republican Senators being forced to live in the mud of Moore was worth more then an extra Democratic vote.
3. Someone who just instinctively votes for perceived winners. Don't underestimate this one, there is a lot of pressure when you are in the voting booth to pick the 'correct' candidate, and the correct candidate to some is the winning one. It can be provide both social and psychological rewards to say/feel like you made the right call along with the nation. Moore was up in the later polls, and its Alabama - a Republican isn't losing Alabama. So these voters vote for Moore if they showed up. In 2016, the mainstream media and polling companies all were calling a Clinton win - it was expected. So these voters pulled the leaver for Clinton.
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