Do you live in a political bubble?

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Real nice propaganda piece. Here was the only interesting part, 38 percent of Democrats live in a political bubble, while 19 percent of Republicans do. No wonder the Democrat electorate is so easily swayed, into voting for someone like Killary, and Obiden.

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Some things the main stream media avoids .....

We don't hear much about Arizona and the recount. The democrats are doing everything they can to get it turned over.

Why is this plane flying over the area of the recount"

 
Or why was Giuliani awakened at 6 AM by 7 people with a warrant to gather electronics, but they wouldn't take the information on Hunter Biden? Giuliani had offered the information to the justice dept for some time.

 
I think the term 'bubble' is more than a little misleading in the context it is used here. Whether one lives in a mental related political bubble or not is completely subjective and dependent on how accurately informed they are.

Having said that....
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If this article is correct it would explain why my area is predominantly red. With the blue being on government dime.
"IRS Data Flips Big Myth About Democratic Party On Its Head, Proves 65 Percent Of Taxpayers With $500k+ Household Income Are Now Dems
By David Rufful - May 3, 2021
OPINION | This article contains commentary which reflects the author's opinion.

Blue-collar voters were once the foundation of the Democratic party but things have changed, according to The Western Journal.

The Democratic party has now been labeled the wealthy party.

Studies show that 65% of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 are Democratic.

74% of taxpayers in republican districts make less than $100,000.

In 1992 data showed that a Republican district was 14% richer than the typical Democratic district.

In 2020 data revealed that 85% of counties with a Whole Foods store voted for Joe Biden over Donald Trump.

"The places with the largest concentrations of wealth," Vox said, "are now disproportionately represented by Democrats. In 2014, 17 of the 25 wealthiest congressional districts … were represented by Democrats. And overall, the median household income in Democratic-represented congressional districts was about $2,000 more than the median household income in Republican-represented districts."

America "has increasingly concentrated in a handful of metropolises. … Most of these very prosperous cities (especially New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Los Angeles) have become very solidly Democratic."
 

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