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counted here. we talked about politics, right? is there a difference on how latinos are voting depending on how they identify racially? absolutely and i think that s sort of gets at why? you know, we sometimes put people into all the one particular group, but in fact they could have very different voting patterns and see things very differently. so this is the 2020 presidential marketing margin. if you were white and latino. biden won those voters but just by 12 points, look at some other race and latino look here by the one that group of voters by 58 points, so the fact is, depending on how we group these folks together or separately, you can have vastly different political opinions, which is why these questions are so important very quickly. the latino share of the vote is huge . it s growing 11% in 2020 well up from 2004 when it s just 6% so that s why it s so important to understand how these folks identified. thank you as always. thank you, kate. back for spacex . today s launch o
the 1840 law because i want to bring it back to what is happening to women in these states right now i don t want to skim over. i focus a lot on how the republican party has been taken over by such extremists even by the republican party s former standards. and i don t spend enough attention on what that means more the democratic party but the silent middle that we don t know a ton about except on nights like last night, election nights it is not just animating and unifying it is changing behaviors it is changing voting patterns it is perhaps the biggest tet onic plate shift in recent times. just talk about the information we re still gathering about how powerful this issue is, as something that makes people go vote well, we obviously saw i mean, this is in a way, it is just more of the same. of what we saw last year in the
classified documents. what do you think a biden/trump re-run looks like under these circumstances? i think a biden-trump re-run under any circumstances looks a lot like 2020 with the added filter of the january 6th insurrection and riot. i think those lines, pam, are really deeply engraved, and i think they would only be marginally disturbed by almost anything that s happened in the four years. even in 2022, with 90% inflation, we saw extraordinary consistency in the voting patterns of how people voted in 2020. you know, on a trump-biden competition or matchup, the country is really dug in. and there are relatively few voters likely to be moved. i think what you are more likely to get is since they are both under special counsel investigations is you are going to have more people kind of asking the question, do we really want to do this again?
money together to fund an opponent in the primary. right? but it wasn t like you re an embarrassment, you re saying you visited hitler s nest, we want you out of congress right now. it was okay, well, we re going to do this methodically. my point is the money is the good money is always on the politician. if they deny it being able to survivor and stick around at least until somebody figures out a way to get them out on their own timeline. no? a good panel is the herschel walker race we just saw because it was two candidates who on paper had a similar identity, which in this race as well you had two white male gay candidates. and so that identity piece when that gets i guess eliminated from the conversation really has people looking at oh, well, what does this what s the r or d next to their name going to get me? and we re seeing some really interesting voting patterns. there are some observations being made about what the tradeoffs the republican party is making in order to tr
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