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Showing Original Post only (View all)Will the protests that become violent impact the election? [View all]
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6 (35%) |
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I worry that they will. I wish you would include "not sure" or "maybe" as a response.
Crunchy Frog
May 2020
#7
Images of Philly's City Hall (possibly) up in flames will not sit well with Pennsylvanians...
SMC22307
May 2020
#12
I hope you are right, but the optics of the vandalism and looting aren't good
still_one
May 2020
#15
Of course I'm going to vote, but doing election calculations in this historic moment
greenjar_01
May 2020
#20
Violence obscures the righteousness of the message. The vandalism and looting is an insult
still_one
May 2020
#22
If elections were based on the popular vote I would agree, but the swing states are what will
still_one
May 2020
#23
My concern is that it will distract not only from his pathetic leadership, but
still_one
May 2020
#31