“Today I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. Democrats — it’s time to come together and beat Trump. Let’s do this,” he added.

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It is naive to ignore people’s stated preferences in favor of what we ourselves might wish to happen. Man vs. Bear… it’s their choice, not ours, even if we “know better”.

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I’m stating a fact that trump supporters tend to be more dangerous and more vocal, and as such, democratic supporters are less likely to speak up…

I’m not American, but I personally don’t know any women who support Trump (internationally, he’s hated). But I agree there could be confirmation bias, because i don’t tend to get along with right wing people here in Australia either

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I find that thinking people from all walks of life can get along with one another extremely well - by simply not being a jerk:-) - whereas even people from the same tribe/religion/belief/whatever cannot get along with one another or even deal with being alone, bc toxicity is painful.

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