Harris facing some issue getting votes from felons as a prosecutor

[Craig234]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

 

[VySky]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

Paywall

Anyway- You think?

When I lived in California it was common knowledge that not many residents liked her. She took great pleasure in hounding the weed farmers up NoCal plus going after people who liked to smoke the skunk.

 

[tosca1]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

I didn't read the source................................but the title makes sense.

Many inmates would be having ill-feelings towards her simply because of her previous title.

Kinda like a cop wouldn't find many support among inmates if he runs for office.

 

[Airyaman]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

I'd imagine felons would rather choose a fellow felon than a former prosecutor. Not much anyone can do about that.

 

[redbeer]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

Get a load of this one.....he thinks blue collar voters are felons.

 

[VySky]

Felons not voting Democrat? OOoops

The Democrats shot themselves in the foot again.

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Could felons decide the election?​

Could felons decide the election?

Advocates pushing to restore the voting rights of felons recently celebrated the Nebraska Supreme Court ruling that people who have completed their criminal sentences can vote, saying the decision meant

gazette.com

 

[EnigmaO01]

The OP title doesn't seem to coincide with the title of th article. It's like the OP says blue-collar workers are felons?

 

[VySky]

The OP title doesn't seem to coincide with the title of th article. It's like the OP says blue-collar workers are felons?

Consider the source.

 

[Mycroft]

From the OP's article...

Many blue-collar residents of Detroit went to prison at some point in their lives, instead of college.​

That's a hell of an attitude. "I went to college. I'm smarter than those "blue-collar people", many of whom went to prison."

Don't get me wrong, though. It's not the writer of the article, David Brooks, who has this attitude. He is pointing out that it's the Harris supporters who have this attitude.

Anyway, here is the OP's link without the paywall.

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[CaughtInThe]

I know that Donald Trump is not going to vote for her.

 

[VySky]

From the OP's article...

Many blue-collar residents of Detroit went to prison at some point in their lives, instead of college.​

That's a hell of an attitude. "I went to college. I'm smarter than those "blue-collar people", many of whom went to prison."

Don't get me wrong, though. It's not the writer of the article, David Brooks, who has this attitude. He is pointing out that it's the Harris supporters who have this attitude.

Anyway, here is the OP's link without the paywall.

Smry | AI Summarizer and Free Paywall Remover

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www.smry.ai

Thanks. That college vs prison comparison says it all.

 

[redbeer]

From the OP's article...

Many blue-collar residents of Detroit went to prison at some point in their lives, instead of college.​

That's a hell of an attitude. "I went to college. I'm smarter than those "blue-collar people", many of whom went to prison."

Don't get me wrong, though. It's not the writer of the article, David Brooks, who has this attitude. He is pointing out that it's the Harris supporters who have this attitude.

Anyway, here is the OP's link without the paywall.

Smry | AI Summarizer and Free Paywall Remover

Remove paywalls and summarize articles for free, covering NYT, Washington Post & more. Instant access to content without login for faster insights.

www.smry.ai

They equate a higher education gives one higher morals, lol. That's a terrible way to walk through life.

 

[Lovebug]

First thing that comes to mind is that felons look out for each other.

 

[Lovebug]

Felons not voting Democrat? OOoops

The Democrats shot themselves in the foot again.

====================

Could felons decide the election?​

Could felons decide the election?

Advocates pushing to restore the voting rights of felons recently celebrated the Nebraska Supreme Court ruling that people who have completed their criminal sentences can vote, saying the decision meant

gazette.com

Nothing to be proud of.

 

[VySky]

Nothing to be proud of.

Well that singer did say elect Harris so the whole country can be made in the image of Detroit.

 

[Lovebug]

Well that singer did say elect Harris so the whole country can be made in the image of Detroit.

How's so?
A lawyer who upholds the law and the Constitution v an adulterous felon who doesn't care about either.
That is an easy decision when you think about it.

 

[holbritter]

Opinion | Why Harris Is Struggling With Blue-Collar Voters in Detroit

Not everyone is impressed by her background as a prosecutor.

www.nytimes.com

??? Blue collar voters in Detroit are felons?

 

[Airyaman]

Good thing she didn't pick Shapiro then. Two former prosecutors?!?

 

[Craig234]

The OP title doesn't seem to coincide with the title of th article. It's like the OP says blue-collar workers are felons?

If you read the article, yes, it's saying a lot of the blue-collar workers are, or sympathize with, felons.

 

[EnigmaO01]

If you read the article, yes, it's saying a lot of the blue-collar workers are, or sympathize with, felons.

Of course it does but it's still confusing initially,