Yep . Infinite Monkey Cage is fun too . <| sep |> I didn ' t play Kelley this week and it worked out . Reed and Brown dominated for me to the point where I ' m close to winning already . <| sep |> It ' s subjective . Tell me your exact team and setup . <| sep |> Look up the K . G . B . Archives , they talk about how McCarthy was right but even he didn ' t know how deepseeded communists where in America . <| sep |> These memes are too spicy for white people <| sep |> You mean one in four states ? And states that aren ' t swing states have similar issues that they hold important to other swing states . KA and IA for example . I don ' t think I can name many states that aren ' t represented by the EC . Alaska maybe ? It ' s actually 1 in 5 . There are 11 States considered swing States , and 50 States D . C . Let ' s use Louisiana because I live here . Louisiana might have similar climate concerns as Florida do to its marshy areas , but we have an entirely different set of demographics than Florida does , and we need different things than Florida . There isn ' t a state that combines both Louisiana ' s climate and demographics that is actually a swing state . Which is how we repeated keep voting in people who don ' t give a shit about Louisiana because it ' s a tiny , pointless state , with New Orleans being out only call to fame . So we don ' t get federal help with flooding or our dying cities and lack of jobs , or , well , anything . North Carolina and Georiga and Florida should not be ignored by the Democrats . To say they won ' t flip is just like saying WI wouldn ' t flip red , but we both know how that turned out . There are roughly 15 southern States . Florida is a southern state in geography only and has much different demographics and needs than the other 14 states . North Carolina and Georgia are closer , but not perfect representatives of the rest of the south . That ' s a claim you can ' t backup . Sure you could . Straight up , most people vote along their parties lines , with 2 % more Democrats than Republicans . A Democratic party nominee would have to win 50 % of the independent vote , which is roughly 14 million people . If they only courted the top five States and got 100 % in those States , they wouldn ' t get that 14 million . Of course , those are only registered , and if only 50 % voters voted across all party line , the top 5 States definitely wouldn ' t be enough . In a true popular vote , the demographics could swing wildly , but as of , with current registered voters , they couldn ' t win with just the five most populated States alone . You mean like the Republicans in WI , MI , PA ? I ' m sure they ' re not feeling very disenfranchised right now . You just listed swing States . I meant Democrats in Louisiana and Texas , and Republicans in New York and California . That has much less to do with the electoral college than you think . Turn out is even lower when it ' s not even involved at all midterms for example . If they only care about voting for the president , I ' m going to call that even more ridiculous . But it ' s true that people really only care about voting for president . People are much more apathetic and uninvolved in local elections , and more tend to only vote every 4 years .