How To Win the Swing States
A call to action for comrades in PA, WI, MI, GA, AZ, NV, VA, NC, NH, and NY, the best and worst downballot candidates, 2 epic video memes, and 7 quick poll questions
Comrades: If you live in a swing state, you have a critical role to play in subverting subversion. Please vote if you have not done so already and encourage all your loved ones to do the same. Although betting markets and early voting are trending in Trump’s direction, we can’t take anything for granted.
Here is RCP’s map of the tight race:
Here are the number of Yuri comrades in each swing state. Have you made a plan to cast your ballot? How are things looking on the ground? Pennsylvania 432, Michigan 270, Wisconsin 152, Georgia 520, Arizona 325, Nevada 98, North Carolina 387, Virginia 440, New Hampshire 88, and New York 1,609.
***If you’d like to meet values-aligned friends in your area, check out the Yuri comrade network - dozens of meetups have been held across our beautiful country.
Virginia Senate candidate Hung Cao ran the best campaign commercial, which will get you fired up. He is also the first high profile rooftop Asian candidate. Hope he wins and sends Hillary’s running mate Tim Kaine packing. Vote so the Commies don’t come knocking on your door.
In contrast, Eugene Vindman is running for Congress in Virginia’s 7th District. He is the twin brother of Lt Col Alexander Cringeman, the deep state bureaucrat who tried to impeach Trump. Cringeman and his wife thought I was a real Russian spy and wanted intel services to look into me. Buffoons like them should not be anywhere near power.
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Will we finally see the Downfall of Biden/Harris?
Is the 2016 meme energy back? Nothing will ever top this anime Trump video:
Recent election-oriented podcasts:
Polls for Yuri readers:
Pennsylvania voter here. Trump signs everywhere in my alleged blue suburb. There are also a ton of kids now old enough to vote (they weren’t in 2020) who are ironically rebelling by going MAGA.
PA here - voted the week that ballots became available. Walked into the elections office, filled out the ballot, put it in the envelope they provided and handed it back. All together it was 25 minutes. I don't trust that they wont do something sneaky on election day. I'm in a very red county and a very small town that's very heavily Republican, but it's the STATE I'm concerned about here, not individual towns.