Imagine being a L.A. resident (re: Pratt)

The biggest downside to Pratt winning is I really want to see the experiment of two socialist Democrats ruining our two largest cities and to see who could do it faster

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The biggest downside to Pratt winning is I really want to see the experiment of two socialist Democrats ruining our two largest cities and to see who could do it faster

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I'll be surprised if you don't get your wish. The Democrat voting machine (both legit and fraud) is so strongly and deeply rooted in California that it would be a shock for a non-Democrat to win.

This is the danger of people viewing politics as a team sport and then just default to assigning morals and values to a candidate or politician based on little-to-nothing more than party affiliation. It's the kind of philosophy that states anything by your side is holy (or at least acceptable) and anything by the opposition is evil (or at least defaults as non-acceptable).

This is why urging people to vote even if they don't know anything about the candidate/legislation is eventually self-defeating (unless you can only win by relying on voter ignorance, then frick you) as you create an electorate of essentially sleeper voters.

Voters voting ignorantly will vote for ignorant things, ultimately making blindly bias regions into California.