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Lexual Says #18: November 2020 (Patreon)
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I filmed this on MONDAY NIGHT and already a bunch of stuff has happened since that I would have liked to have discussed. But this is still a must-watch! In the above video I discuss nationwide elections and seek to present a full picture of what's going down over the next four years. If you're new to Intelexual Media, this episode will go well with the entire series, Lexual Does The 70s. I think it is really naive of people (or at least a demonstration of their commitment to pure optimism) to say that "the republican party is done" just because Trump has been voted out of office. Trump is one aspect of something much bigger and more dangerous, which I address in this 31-minute video! I also talk about COVID-19, which is only becoming more common and still no less dangerous.
Also before I get ripped to shreds, I'd like to say that my comment that Trump won the largest share of non-white voters since 1960 was based on preliminary information that has now changed. This is why I prefer to let time pass when it comes to hot topic issues! Read more about that piece of misinformation here.
Enjoy the video. Posting more content in the next few days, pinky promise! ;)
Sources + Further Reading
How Indigenous voters swung the 2020 election
Joe Biden Won’t Fix America’s Relationships
What Biden could still do to fight Covid-19 if there’s a Republican Senate
How Joe Biden plans to use executive powers to fight climate change
Biden's stimulus plan: A second payment, larger Social Security checks and more
Stacey Abrams focuses on next step, Georgia’s U.S. Senate runoffs
How Stacey Abrams and her band of believers turned Georgia blue
Trump made gains with Black voters in some states. Here’s why.
Comprehensive List of 2020 Ballot Measures
Here's how legislators, not voters, might pick Mississippi's next governor
As A Flag Comes Down, Looking for a 'New Mississippi'
‘Not while I’m governor!’ Reeves vows to block Mississippi early, mail-in voting
Mississippi, Louisiana are among the states with most children living in poverty
Push for Puerto Rico statehood has myriad political implications, including for DC area
Puerto Ricans have voted in favor of statehood. Now it’s up to Congress.
Puerto Rico votes in favor of statehood. But what does it mean for the island?
What’s a Runoff, and Why Are There Two? Here’s Why Georgia Matters
How GOP star Madison Cawthorn polarized the battle for Asheville’s seat in Congress
Madison Cawthorn targets conservatives not supporting Trump, repeats president's debunked claims
House Minority Leader McCarthy claims Reps.-elect Greene, Boebert ‘denounced’ QAnon; Greene has not
Republican and QAnon supporter Lauren Boebert wins House race in Colorado
Christian Conservatives Respond to Trump’s Loss and Look Ahead
Hate, Conspiracy Theories and Advertising on Facebook
No, Really- These Republicans Are Serious About Big Tech Antitrust
The real bias on social networks isn’t against conservatives
Uber and Lyft Drivers in California Will Remain Contractors
UBER AND LYFT HAD AN EDGE IN THE PROP 22 FIGHT: THEIR APPS
Income and Poverty in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Thorough List of Covid-19 Updates
Europe Locking Down For A Second Time: But What Is Their Long Term Plan?
Covid Infections in Animals Prompt Scientific Concern
Mental Health Disparities Among Black Americans During COVID-19 Pandemic
