Tornado Alley (PROG)

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Sorry, Urban Coastal Elites that are out of touch with probably 60% of the country... Whoever coined the Urban Coastal Elite thing nailed it pretty good

Proof is in the pudding as they say,,,,2 things can be right, but they aren't..... Dems are the ones that sold the working class out.......Maybe if you hadn't helped sell off American industry out from under the country and became rich, you may have an argument..... Dems became rich by selling out their old constituents, and taking the new technologies for themselves.......

Two things can't be true in this case, you can't be the arsonist that started the fire and say you want to help by throwing more fuel on it... O for 2 as it stands today....And it maintained the last three years as the third straight K shaped recovery the country has endured is still on going....

F up the middle and working class, call them a slew of names then bitch they no longer like you and wont vote for you...You created this scenerio, now we are all feeling the consequences..... Especially in politics (not that literally as in economically doesn't apply too)..........The least you could do is say is.....oops.

Now its the Urban Coastal Elites that can stuff it, as all too many see it...

Dramatic realignment swings working-class districts toward GOP
https://www.axios.com/2023/04/12/house-democrats-winning-wealthier-districts-middle-class-gop

Nine of the top 10 wealthiest congressional districts are represented by Democrats, while Republicans now represent most of the poorer half of the country, according to median income data provided by Rep. Marcy Kaptur's (D-Ohio) office.

Why it matters: The last several decades have ushered in a dramatic political realignment, as the GOP has broadened its appeal to a more diverse working class and Democrats have become the party of wealthier, more-educated voters.