Billionaires back Joe Biden, from Tampa Free Press. Tampa Bay local press and national news.
Turns out the 0.02% of Americans who live in Americas 10 most expensive zip codes, donate overwhelmingly to Biden, making up 7% of his total donations, 300x more than proportion to everyone else, just these 10 ultra wealthy zipcodes.
https://www.tampafp.com/donors-richest-codes-america-support-behind-biden/ Donors From The Richest Zip Codes In America Are Throwing Their Support Behind Biden
President Joe Biden’s primary fundraising arms have received an outsized amount of support from the most expensive zip codes in the country, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation analysis of Federal Election Commission (FEC) records.
The 10 most expensive zip codes by median home value, which accounted for just 0.02% of the population in 2020, were responsible for 7.6% of this year’s donations to the Biden campaign and the Biden Victory Fund, which are the primary committees used by the president’s reelection effort, according to data from the United States Census Bureau and the FEC. The roughly 81,000 people living in those zip codes donated 311 times more to Biden than would be proportionate to their share of the population.
Median home prices in these zip codes range from $4.25 million in Rancho Santa Fe, California, on the low end, and up to $7.95 million in Atherton, California, on the high end, according to the Times. The median price of a house in the United States was $412,000 as of September, according to Forbes.
Democrats have been bleeding working-class voters since 2016, though have made up their losses by appealing to higher-income voters and college graduates, according to Axios.
Working-class congressional districts have begun electing more Republicans to represent them, while Democrats have started picking up wealthier districts, Axios reported. Democrats represented nine of the 10 wealthiest congressional districts as of 2022.
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Biden has portrayed himself as a champion for the working class, leaning into his purported blue-collar roots and juxtaposing himself with former President Donald Trump. “I view this as a campaign between Scranton and Park Avenue,” Biden said during a CNN town hall leading up to the 2020 election “All that President Trump could see from Park Avenue is Wall Street. All he thinks about is the stock market,” he continued. “How many of you all own stock in Scranton? Not a whole lot of people own stock.” Biden campaign co-chair Jeffrey Katzenberg said the president raised more than $15 million during a weekend of fundraising earlier this month in wealthy Los Angeles neighborhoods that was focused on courting high-dollar donors and members of Hollywood’s social elite, Deadline reported “The elites, media and establishment want Joe Biden to win reelection,” DeSantis campaign press secretary Bryan Griffin told the DCNF. “Ron DeSantis is the American people’s champion against the elite, and that’s why we are working so hard to win this nomination.” Jeremy Mayer, a professor of government at George Mason University, told the DCNF that “it is not all unusual for a politician to derive a large percentage of his money from small wealthy areas.” “The specific ten most expensive zip codes are in very blue areas, and donate accordingly,” he said. “You’d probably see a different picture if you looked at the 100 wealthiest zip codes.”
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He also pointed out that high-dollar donors give more money to super PACs than they do campaigns, as it allows them to “make more of a difference.” Trump did not enjoy nearly as much support from these wealthy zip codes as Biden did, according to FEC records. “Trump is probably doing better with small donors to his campaign than Biden is,” Mayer told the DCNF. “Trump ignites powerful passions in a way that Biden just doesn’t.” Biden’s support from wealthy counties becomes more disproportionate when examining just a handful of zip codes that have become bastions of Democratic fundraising. Just 10 select wealthy zip codes were responsible for 11.7% of donations to Biden’s reelection effort this year. These zip codes spanned wealthy Californian communities like Beverly Hills, Atherton, Los Altos, Manhattan Beach, Santa Monica, San Francisco and Palo Alto. They also included zip codes in New York City and Chevy Chase, Maryland. The Trump and Biden campaigns did not respond to the DCNF’s requests for comment.
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This is the same exact article you already posted like 30 minutes ago, just republished by a different publication. It's still older than 48 hours, no matter which publication publishes it. I hope the mods ban you for repeatedly breaking the rules.
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Is /pol/ literally retarded?
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>>1248608 >>1248609 There is literally nothing wrong with this source.
If you don't like what is being reported you can suck it
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>get a warning about an unreliable source >Ok then, repost it from a local news source >Libbots flip the fuck out and call for banning /news/, everyone
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>>1248611 The rule violation is that the article is older than 48 hours. I never said jack shit about how shitty of a source the Daily Caller is. Read the goddamn board rules.
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>>1248608 >It's still older than 48 hours Wrong
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>>1248611 NTA. I don't have a problem with the source I just don't understand what the point is. The OP is misleading. The article says nothing about billionaires supporting Biden. The article says the 10 zip codes with the highest average home values mostly support Biden. Ok. So... what? What conclusion should we be drawing from that?
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>>1248614 It was older than 48 hours when the original thread was created with the Daily Caller source, and this thread is using a repost.
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>>1248613 The warning I got complained about the source.
This article isn't older than 48 hours and neither is the other one.
If you cant do math that's your problem, but December 18 is less than 48 hours from now
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>>1248616 It was also posted December 18, 2023.
Why must you lie anon?
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>>1248617 >>1248618 The Daily Caller article was published on Dec 18, but at like 5:30 pm eastern. Since you posted the last thread like an hour ago, that is more than 48 hours since publication, so you are either unaware that you violated the rules, or you are blatantly lying/trolling.
https://dailycaller.com/2023/12/18/donors-richest-zip-codes-america-throw-support-biden/ >December 18, 2023 >5:29 PM ET Anonymous
>>1248621 >Dec 18, but at like 5:30 pm eastern excuse me, I was a few hours late, I'm sure everyone gets warned for "credible sources" when they post an article a couple hours late, yeah?
Surely this one is ok as it just says "December 18" you can't calculate the hour it was posted to their website
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>>1248623 >excuse me, I was a few hours late Read the rules next time.
>Surely this one is ok as it just says "December 18" you can't calculate the hour it was posted to their website But this one is clearly a repost of the Daily Caller one. It is, verbatim, the same exact article. So, if the other one is older than 48 hours, this one is too.
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>>1248624 >if another article is older than 48 hours, this one is too. Well that's a weird way of doing math that isn't in the rules.
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Anyways, won't let me delete it. Tried to.
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>>1248625 >literally copy-paste an article >"Hey, this is still recent enough to fall within the rules!" Under your interpretation of the rules, some outlet could copy-paste an article about the Hindenburg disaster, publish it today, and an anon would be allowed to post it here because it was published within 48 hours.
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>>1248605 >according to a Daily Caller News Foundation analysis Into the trash it goes!
theonebully takesthecrybabieslunchmoney
theonebully takesthecrybabieslunchmoney Thu 21 Dec 2023 10:42:33 No. 1248723 Report >>1248608 I really don't like little snitching hall monitor types like you,
Give me your lunch money or I'll make you cry
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>>1248723 fuck off Tucker this article is garbage and so are you
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>>1248609 >newsbots seriously believes /pol/ gives a single fuck about your who tier board Anonymous
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>>1248757 Not him but I actually agree with you. The people he's talking about are facebook boomers, not /pol/. They just sound similar.
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>>1248723 Give xim the swirly!
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>>1248623 Dumbfuck, the rule is 48 hours, not 2 days.
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>>1248775 Good.
That's why this article is still up.
Hey what do you think about billionaires backing Biden?
Does it rustle your jimmies? How much?
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>waaah! Mods, please save Joe Biden! This entire thread
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>>1248783 People can back who they want, dipshit.
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They're really trying to slide this thread
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>>1248605 I hate AI slop so much
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>>1248873 >Angry boomer yells at clouds over technology he neither understands nor is able to learn how to utilize Anonymous
So I guess since "build back better" turned out to be a lie "billionaires back Biden" could be his new campaign slogan
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>>1248954 at least they're american billionaires instead of saudis
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>>1248957 Ah yes, the benevolent American billionaires that democrats have some sort of weird tsundere relationship with
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>>1248954 A rising tide raises all ships. What retardlicans don't understand is that if it's good for corporations it's good for your bumfuck flyover states.
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>>1248954 >So I guess since "build back better" turned out to be a lie How is it a lie if Congress didn't pass the legislation? It's not the president's fault if his legislative agenda is obstructed, because he has no control over that. Same thing when people said he lied about student loan forgiveness even though he can't control SCOTUS blocking it
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>>1248967 Legislature was passed during the first two years and the only things it caused to were build back better were inflation, homelessness, and fentanyl abuse.
I mean sure, if the democrats target for build back better was to build up our drug addicted homeless population, I guess they did an amazing job
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>>1248982 A severely watered down version of some of the proposed legislation was passed. Most of the proposals for Build Back Better were obstructed.
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>>1248982 Can you substantiate the claim that the passed legislation that included some of the proposals outlined in Build Back Better directly led to a increase in fentanyl abuse, homelessness, and inflation?
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>>1248982 Wow this post really fired up the libbots
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>>1249001 >make claim >get asked to substantiate claim >"LIBS ARE SEETHING!" So, the claim cannot be substantiated?
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>>1248605 Not my problem. Stay mad that Democrats are the party of rich &prosperous people. Republicans are poor losers that have to work for a living (ew).
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>>1248982 You forgot student loan debt forgiveness. All those student debtors that voted Democrat got rewarded with bupkis.
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Experts are predicting that @cogwise is taking over the finance sector in a year or two.
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>>1249038 The attempted student loan forgiveness was an EO, not legislation. And it isn't Biden's fault SCOTUS blocked it. Blame SCOTUS for blocking it
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>>1249042 Shareblue propaganda doesn't work here faggot. We all know it was a political play to get dumb dumbs to vote Democrat in the midterms.
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>>1249044 Why would an executive order influence how people vote for legislators?
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>>1249047 How many voters can even define what an EO is, or explain what a legislator does?
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>>1249048 How many regular voters? Maybe 5-8% How many MAGA voters? 0%.
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>>1249058 Something tells me that these "MAGA voters" that hang around in your head all the time and closely follow politics could describe EOs and a legislators job a little better than Takwanda Skittles Jones who has never left the hood
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>>1249074 you just put on a clinic in projection
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>>1249080 They just put on a clinic?
What?
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>>1249081 >ESL outs himself by not identifying idioms Every single time.
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>>1249083 The Ivans on this board seem like trainees or amateurs
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>>1249083 Asshat, like you could identify every idiom in English usage.
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>>1249083 >>1249084 Its just the one rusfag that uses these low effort AI biden pictures anyway, she's easy to identify
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>>1249080 What the fuck does "put in a clinic" mean
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>>1249235 It's Boomer speak for good job
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>>1249235 You would know that if you were American
>>1249237 I'm 28 and I talk like that
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>>1249244 Is it like Midwest or southern or something?
Never heard that term and I'm mid 20s entire life on West coast.
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>>1249244 >Not an American. Americans don't all use the same idioms.
They can be regional, cultural, etc. you fucking dumbass.
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>>1249252 Americans are all a singular cohesive ethnic group.
I should know, I'm canadian
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hrt saves lives, but I wouldn't expect someone with your tiny reptilian fear brain to understand that. The science shows that hrt and gender-affirming surgery greatly increases survival percentages of those suffering from gd
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>>1249384 For starters, virtually no one is getting gender-conforming surgery below 18. It just doesn’t happen regularly - it’s a scare tactic from the right.
Continuing on, you can’t just pop into the CVS and pick up a pack of over-the-counter puberty blockers. Transitioning is a multi-year process and each step is done under the care of multiple doctors and psychiatrists. They don’t progress to the next stage until it is clear that the current state is working well, and every step requires sign-off from the physician, psychiatrists, the child's parents, and the child themselves.
They start with social transitioning. The adolescent is allowed to dress as their preferred gender and start using new names and pronouns.
If the doctors feel this is progressing well, then they will administer puberty blockers when the adolescen starts displaying signs of puberty (giving them earlier would be pointless). Going through puberty as your birth gender is very traumatic for trans children, and puberty blockers help reduce that pain. Contrary to what you may have heard, it is reversible. Stop taking them and you go through normal puberty, just a bit later.
If that step works well, the doctors will then prescribe hormonal replacements so that the now older child begins developing secondary sex characteristics of their preferred gender. This is less reversible but is only after years of the child being their preferred gender full-time.
Then, once the child is an adult, they may undergo corrective surgery. Typically this is just a mastectomy for FTM transitions. Most trans people never get “bottom” surgery. The few that do do so as adults and again, after years (sometimes a decade) of transitioning
Thousands of doctors and psychiatrists have been studying this and it is the treatment protocol for transgender individuals, as endorsed by the AMA and American Academy of Pediatrics. No step is taken lightly, and every step is done slowly under the care of specialists.
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>>1249387 sir this is a wendy's
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>>1249397 Have you ever talked to a trans person to find out what their issues are for them? For a lot of them, they really aren't these. They aren't delusional, you know? They aren't trying to literally become biologically the same as cis gender. They simply want their gender affirmed. Getting these surgeries is actually highly successful in doing this.
I think you are missing how much of gender is social. Affirmation means being able to go through society and have people recognize you in the way that makes you feel comfortable. When you are out in public, no one is checking to see if you have periods, or whether you are capable of giving birth. They are giving youa glance over and their brains are giving them a gut reaction as to your gender.
Gender assignment surgery helps people see them for the gender they are, and give them the affirmation they need. And that's it. It's highly succesful, and the rate of regret is INCREDIBLY tiny.
With such a high success rate, I see no reason that we will look at this in a negative light. At worst, they'll seem primitive.
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>>1249254 >Americans are all a singular cohesive ethnic group. Yea, canadian here too.
americans all think their shit dont stink.
this is why they shit up the rest of the world
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>>1249478 KYS
Translated to Canadian that's "MAID"
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>>1249505 Based Canadians cleaning up the Canadian trash.
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Diiiiikkks yeeeaahhh Mmmm tasty!!!
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>>1249244 I never heard of that phrase and I'm American
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>>1248608 >>1248613 >>1248621 >Can't respond to the article because you know it BTFO the narrative that Republicans are the party of rich people >Instead try to get the news censored on a technicality Kek. Btw newfriends, the 48 hour rule has never been enforced that strictly. As long as an article isn't over a week old it's fine.
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>>1249083 >Xenophobe outs himself by using ESL as an insult Democrats are the party of the rich and the party of bigots, I see
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>>1250151 >BTFO the narrative that Republicans are the party of rich people Billionaires backing Democrats and billionaires backing Republicans aren't mutually exclusive. In some cases, the same billionaire will themselves donate to both parties.
>>1250152 Observing someone fail a shibboleth isn't an insult.
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>>1250226 70% of billionaires supported Biden over Trump in 2020. Non-rich Democrat voters just keep voting against their economic interests.