Replies to post #38516 on LEE KRAMER'S ROOM: With Views

[arizona1]

I am more concerned about Justin Amash running for President than I am about NY’s primary.

I would think he'd take more votes away from trump than Biden. I still don't understand how he'll get enough signatures to be on the ballot in all 50 states.

[ergo sum]

I am already hearing some Bernie people saying they won't vote at all. From what I can see of the libertarians most of them support Trump. It is hard to judge.

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There is one demographic that could complicate the picture in the state, which was famously determined in 2016 by nearly 11,000 votes: a large Arab-American population. Could Mr. Amash, the son of a Palestinian refugee father and a Syrian immigrant mother, pull enough Arab-American voters from Mr. Biden to tilt the state to Mr. Trump? It’s doubtful. At the moment in Michigan, Mr. Biden holds a solid polling advantage over Mr. Trump. Arab-Americans were in 2016 and are likely this year to remain quite anti-Trump. In fact, some conservative Arab-American Republicans in the state could flip from Mr. Trump to Mr. Amash.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/29/opinion/justin-amash-president.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage