Porce v. Andrew Berger

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

It's been awhile since I read posts by either and realized it was them, (Ebowed?  Sal Paradise?) but anyway, this would be a great election with two excellent candidates, and either would be far better then the average US President, IMO.

Probably Berger/Porce.

I think this election would provide a major realignment, something like this maybe?

I don't know, there's probably some policy I'm forgetting which makes this map laughable.

Porce: 305
AndrewBerger: 233

*rolls over on the floor laughing hysterically*

Unless this based on the view that no one votes except the blacks in the south or something (possible.)

[Хahar 🤔]

It's been awhile since I read posts by either and realized it was them, (Ebowed?  Sal Paradise?) but anyway, this would be a great election with two excellent candidates, and either would be far better then the average US President, IMO.

Probably Berger/Porce.

I think this election would provide a major realignment, something like this maybe?

I don't know, there's probably some policy I'm forgetting which makes this map laughable.

Porce: 305
AndrewBerger: 233

Am I missing something here?

[CheeseWhiz]

Am I missing something here?

No, I am. which I kinda already said.  It's been forever since I talked to Porce, (who use to be in SC,) or Berger, but I thought Porce was a moderate-southern democrat and, this is the big one I could be completely mistaken on, pro-choice?  I was almost sure he was, but *shrug*  Anyway, Andrew Berger was a somewhat more moderate libertarian conservative which struck me as being a good fit for the west and south, plus he's pro-choice, if, again, I'm not mistaken.

After that, my reasoning gets real fuzzy, well, just about everywhere.  I don't do too well on a state-to-state basis, but I'm trying

Seriously though, it's been about a year since I talk politics with either of these guys, so what did I get wrong?  I really, actually want to know, because I guess I don't remember them too well, eh?

P.S. Not that I care that much, but didn't anybody see I pointed out I was sure I was missing something that made my map laughable? That was suppose to be a invitation to tell me what I was missing *shrug*

So, yeah, basically, I know my map's wrong, I'd just like to know what I'm forgetting/don't know.

[Хahar 🤔]

I thought Porce was a moderate-southern democrat and, this is the big one I could be completely mistaken on, pro-choice?  I was almost sure he was, but *shrug*  Anyway, Andrew Berger was a somewhat more moderate libertarian conservative which struck me as being a good fit for the west and south, plus he's pro-choice, if, again, I'm not mistaken.

Well, Porce supported Kucinich this cycle, so glean what you may from that...

[Verily]

Porce has basically changed his political views to being all on the verge of socially liberal democratic socialism (except abortion, which I think he now opposes). Andrew Berger is less libertarian than he used to be but still socially liberal.

[MasterJedi]

Porce has gone far-left while Berger has stayed the same for the most part, meaning Berget landslide.

[Ebowed]

Porce has basically changed his political views to being all on the verge of socially liberal democratic socialism (except abortion, which I think he now opposes). Andrew Berger is less libertarian than he used to be but still socially liberal.

I'm 100% pro-choice and oppose all restrictions on abortion.

I am basically a standard far-leftist on most social and economic issues.

[Albus Dumbledore]

I liked old porce better.