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Win? Move further right. Lose? Move further right.
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The numbers on that screen contradict the conclusion (of the media): IND voters are rising and DEM voters are decreasing. Those IND are not more conservatives, they're the Cornell's and the Stein's and such (I know, Russian plant, not the point, voters are not right wing). The left wing is leaving the DEM, you don't get them back by moving right. What the fuck is NBC talking about?
Not sure I agree with your assumption of IND. Many of us don't want to be locked to a party for the primaries.