Minnesota and New Hampshire was very close in 2016. Colorado was also not a large margin at all in 2008, 2012, or 2016. Virginia was a 10 point margin or more for dems in 2020 for the first time in over 60 years. So no... "safe" states typically vote 15% margin or more regularly one way. Although this was AI vs AI on The Political Machine 2020. Its not my opinion. It was just the first outcome it gave me....
If you gave Harris Minnesota and Michigan and give Cruz Iowa and Nevada, I could believe this as an alternate 2016 scenario where Cruz does better in the traditional swing states but worse in the Rust Belt due to lack of populist appeal.
This could actually happen in 2024. Although Cruz would win PA, NV, and IA; he would lose Virginia and Colorado. Michigan would also be a true battleground state. As for the deep southwest it depends on how many illegals will get the right to vote by 2024. If none to little Texas would go to Cruz, New Mexico could go to Cruz if he would just push for it, and Arizona would be a swing state with Harris having the upper hand; Cruz would really need to work for that one. And this would only be the case if the economy goes into oblivion, it’s already been 2 months and it’s already starting to tank. And tbh I would vote for Cruz because I feel like he will not be a puppet for the central banks similar to Trump.
He got corporate donors from Google. Also, his wife works for Goldman Sachs. If you want to vote for him, that's your opinion. But to act as if he has no corporate donors is asinine as he has plenty.
@@rickardkaufman3988 I could care less about any corporate donors. Goldman Sachs is part of the central banks so that does raise an eye; thanks for letting me know.
@@sherriffwiggles4515 The GOP is the party of Corporate America. Yes, both parties receive corporate donations but with the recent exit polls from the 2020 presidential election showing that those coming from working-class, unionized, and making less than 100K annually voted for Biden more than those who came from non-working class, non-unionized, and making more than 100k annually voted for Trump which shows that the Democratic Party is very much distinct to what is perceived by the general American population. Ted Cruz is only lambasting his corporate donors because they are using their freedom of speech to comment on issues that Ted Cruz has opposing views on. This is not to say Democrats don't do it but at least they admit it. Republicans are totally clueless as they will consider and remove tax exemptions and start to regulate on any company doing a virtue-signally PR message to appeal to new consumers as woke brand and companies that are not doing it and typically donating to conservative causes and never criticizing the GOP like Home Depot as patriots.
