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I spoke with @davidshor about his updated 2020 autopsy and 2022 forecast. One of his spicier takes: Republicans' Faustian bargain with Trump paid off in spades, as his gift for deepening education polarization helped them more than his unpopularity hurt
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/03/david-shor-2020-democrats-autopsy-hispanic-vote-midterms-trump-gop.html …pic.twitter.com/aFD6JG9AEE
Per @davidshor, Democrats could triple their odds of keeping Congress in 2022 by banning partisan redistricting and granting statehood to D.C. and Puerto Rico.
He also thinks that the "backlash" to such reforms could actually *help* Dems politically
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/03/david-shor-2020-democrats-autopsy-hispanic-vote-midterms-trump-gop.html …pic.twitter.com/Qf3di8XrNX
Dems problem is they're scared of literally any backlash of any kind. From anyone.
Yep, GOP basically writes off 50% of people as not only “not going to vote for us” but as their enemy who they have to prevent from voting. Dems still think it’s about whose ideas are better.
Meanwhile, no one has checks, minimum wage is going nowhere, etc etc. Total fucking pipe dream. Offensively glib in the face of observed reality.
Yes, let's never discuss ideas until we check some boxes as done first. 
"I’d say this: The decline that we saw was very large. Nine percent or so nationwide, up to 14 or 15 percent in Florida. Roughly one in ten Hispanic voters switched their vote from Clinton to Trump" -from the article. Are we doing the mythical "the same people vote every 4 years
Focus on your own affairs first, before committing an entire island into your experiment. We were here first. PR is 200+ years older than the 13 Colonies. Create a system worth joining first, we'll wait.
You are already part of the system just not allowed to pick the leaders
Ummmm, you may want to delve in Puerto Rico's politics. Odds are pretty decent they would have at least one GOP senator and maybe two.
Abolish Electoral College, fix Supreme Court...
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