How States Voted In Every Presidential Election, From George Washington To Donald Trump

[@mariazamora6647]

"The edges are blue, the middle is red, and everyone is mad at Florida." Basically yeah that's every election

[@creekline5009]

Florida basically flips a coin every election to see who they're gonna vote for unless like every other state wants to vote for someone

[@creekline5009]

@Diana Laura no no no you misunderstood it doesn't matter what policies are we just flip a coin and go with it

[@CypherusMcClain]

Everyone's always mad at Florida. Screw the politics. Florida man got it real bad, honestly. :(

[@Forthewin1436]

LOL

[@victorsvidss]

Minnesota is pretty consistent blue lol and it's dead center

[@a_human8489]

“The edges are blue, the Middle is red, and everyone is mad at Florida” Truer words have never been spoken

[@LucasGamerFC]

1=1

[@ffxxss6697]

Alaska never changed

[@brabbledawg1499]

I live in Florida and i am very mad at it because my county screwed us over

[@dylanbodiford6233]

I live in florida and I'm still mad lmao, at least joe biden still won

[@a_human8489]

Dylan Bodiford ikr I’m canadian but I’m sick of our news covering nothing but trump. I saw a meme that summed it up perfectly. Like I would’ve caged all the Canada geese and let them loose on you guys. Like a Vietnam style carpet bombing to get you all in line.

[@slendersage8728]

So crazy to see maps where almost the entire country voted one way That’s nothing I’ve experienced in my lifetime.

[@tyeklund7221]

Hopefully we never do again. Notice how they were always in or around times of war

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@tyeklund7221 times in war is the only time the states are United sadly

[@ExeTheEnhanced]

@@Steve-zc9ht Unless it's a civil war.

[@abdelaguilar2327]

@@tyeklund7221 Yeah but it would be nice for it to happen again with out a war

[@robloxfanboy86]

Back when people voted due to policies and not because his party has a color that I like

[@nilnil8411]

Most awkward thing is seeing Texas blue and California and New York Red for major part of the history.

[@davidnichols6971]

The media swapped the colors in 1984, because of the phrase " better dead than red", which was a reference to living under communism. The Democrat color was red. The Democratic Party was also the more leftist party. So, they made red the republican color.

[@blazoraptor3392]

@@davidnichols6971 these maps represent both parties with the same colours that were used to, although you're correct about the historical flip flopping of party colours

[@davidnichols6971]

They flipped the colors because of the phrase. There was NO OTHER REASON to flip the colors. That's a FACT. I'M NOT 10 YEARS OLD. I WAS HERE, AND VOTING.

[@blazoraptor3392]

@@davidnichols6971 read my comment again, slowly

[@davidnichols6971]

I've read it 5 times. You're not telling me anything I don't already know.

[@crazylapis7168]

The way I sat through this entire video without my history teacher forcing me-

[@Puppy_kicker74]

But you chose when you could watch. Most likely meaning that you wanted to watch it on your own time, not when your history teacher told you.

[@jordyngalvan8558]

You're gonna need to know history to make informed decisions in almost every aspect of your life. Make sure to pay attention.

[@papas_ash]

LMAOOOO

[@Kasiarzynka]

Yes, because this video is probably a 100 time more dynamic than your teacher and your history book. And, imho, because it involves storytelling. I did this experiment once when I was in high school. A few months before our final exams, our teacher decided we'd do presentations in twos instead of writing any more tests so we can focus on preparing to the exams more. The topic my friend and I chose was the military actions of our underground army against the occupant (Germany) during WWII. We decided to take on less actions but to deeper about them. So the way I presented the one I chose was I would outline the preparation process and the original plan, including a map of our city (where that action took place), then the action itself in details and how it ended and its consequences. I also made sure to use the participants' codenames and to not spoil events ahead. I included old photographs and documents in my presentation as well. I swear I haven't seen our class as quiet and focused during a history lesson that wouldn't be a test for a long time, if at all. Everyone was so invested because it was a fascinating, emotional story unfolding before them and not knowing the outcome (like "so they killed the SS officer but 3 of them died and hundreds of random innocent civilians were shot in blind nazi revenge) made them listen in silence because they didn't want to miss anything. Gotta admit, visiting the newly opened museum of Warsaw Uprising (my high school was in Warsaw, which is the capital city of Poland, in central Europe) was quite inspirational. The museum settles for lots of multimedia, old videos and documents, objects, maps, photographs and drawings and a lot more. Tldr make the teaching appealing to students by utilizing modern media, storytelling and connecting dots in front of them (I swear the only two periods I'm somewhat interested in are WWII in Poland and Renaissance in Italy because I am equipped with enough data to connect facts, events and characters) and they'll wanna learn more even in their free time.

[@LoveIncest]

Lmao sameeee 💀

[@tortellinifettuccine]

Imagine only having 2 parties so that you have to choose the lesser evil.

[@Perehenaa]

No need to imagine. That's exactly what happened in 2016.

[@domersftw1503]

d

[@juanrescudero7271]

That is why people want Biden, to be an anti-trump alternative. If there were more majoritarian parties. Nobody would vote for Joe

[@asteractor2348]

You need to have two parties, it's how politics works, and theres a reason. Imagine an election with three (major) candidates. Party A gets 40% of the votes, and Party B and C each get 30% of the votes. Who wins? Party had the largest amount of voters, but 60% of the voters preferred a different candidate, and voted against the winner. The way politics works in modern day democracies isn't actually the best/most efficient way, that is technically ranked lists with 5+ candidates, where you rank them, but that system is far more complicated and by now, would be far too difficult to implement, as people are just used to the current system. Edit: I'd like to explain myself further, since about 40 people replied to this. Firstly, I think it's extremely unlikely that any different (aka better) form of voting is implemented in the United States, at least in the next 50 years, because whichever side pushes for it, it will be hated by the other. Other countries have a much better system, like Germany, Brazil, Australia, etc and they all work slightly differently, but are better because the people don't vote on negative cohesion. (This is when people vote for a person even though they dislike them because they dislike them less than the alternative). If anyone reading this is interested in discovering the better forms of voting, scroll down these comments or I highly recommend the videos of CGPGrey, he uses the example of an "Animal Kingdom" and explains the different forms and their advantages/disadvantages, such as ranked/preferential voting, coalitions between parties, etc.

[@mirrorreflex]

@@asteractor2348 In Australia we have preferential voting, this helps resolve the problem that you discussed. You just need to educate Americans on how it works.

[@luisfelipefaria9404]

Only after like 9 minutes, I realized this wasn’t a Vox video

[@Yeah.316]

Lol

[@LRAStartFox]

This isn't a vox video‽

[@stealingyoureverything7947]

@@LRAStartFox somehow, it isn’t.

[@zachmason868]

They didn't get in an insult to trump in the first 30 sec.

[@AinoNNuunu]

Wait What?

[@anthonyhall4427]

You can tell who the people in this video votes for.

[@Minutemman]

LMAO ikr I was thinking the same thing, literally called Trump a white supremacist out right, then tried to make us look bad for getting rid of saying "we only wanted the black votes"...

[@anthonyhall4427]

@limerency5834 what evidence?? Still trying to find it on the view or CNN

[@BoogerSugar420]

@@raw7504 If its racist to advocate for the best interests for white people in a time were whites are being demonized so be it. If blacks dropped there inferiority complex maybe there communities wouldn't be so poor.

[@judaskatoby]

​@anthonyhall4427 turn off Fox news, and you might learn something

[@anthonyhall4427]

@@judaskatoby don't watch the news, smart ass

[@adhdcatalyst]

“Everyone is mad at Florida” From the future, can confirm this is still true.

[@Steve-zc9ht]

Florida votes Republican in 2024: guys I had a reason

[@itsohaya4096]

@@Steve-zc9ht the joke's going over my head, what?

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@itsohaya4096 oh I saw this tiktok where Florida was like I had a reason and biden California and the Democrats where like what reason LMAO 😂

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@itsohaya4096 but I feel like every year Florida is getting more and more Republican and in like 4 years they will have a red wall they will be a full Republican states if Cubans and Puerto Ricans keep moving there

[@coc_baccaftwgaming2740]

@@Steve-zc9ht feel like it’s more Salvadorians than Puerto Ricans

[@lemondude6174]

I can’t imagine a red California, but it happened every single election in the 80s

[@sanrasuzumaki942]

Or A red Massachusetts, Never thought I'd see that on a map.

[@spacecowboy8295]

@Farmlife Channelyt But they never swapped

[@rulas1122]

@Farmlife Channelyt party switch was the biggest hoax ever

[@bennybooboobear3940]

@@sanrasuzumaki942 it’s because red and blue was never so extreme. You’d actually have to decide whether you are red or blue.

[@thysens]

@@rulas1122 'Party switch is the biggest hoax, but Democrats are liberals like Republicans used to be, and Republicans are conservatives lile Democrats used to be'.

[@gamevoid3684]

America be looking like a christmas light show

[@domersftw1503]

D

[@swag4rce]

there are no pictures :(

[@RainbowQuartz2.0]

When I look at this. It's all true.

[@Hoowler]

Obama wins in a landslide? Reagan won in a landslide. Nixon won in a landslide. Obama won but not in a landslide. This video is wildly left.

[@timaweyyne]

365 is a landslide post 2000

[@chadzahirshah2588]

Reagan only won 51% of the popular vote compared to Obama’s 54%. But other than that you are correct, according to the electoral college system Reagan won in a landslide

[@Yiantron]

Reagan actually won 58% to Mondale’s 40% during his reelection

[@Yiantron]

Reagan actually won 58% of the popular vote to Mondale’s 40%.

[@chadzahirshah2588]

@@Yiantron If Obama wasn’t black he would have won 60% of the popular vote just like FDR did after the Great Depression. The Great Recession of 2008 was the worst financial crisis in a century.

[@retrorenegade8562]

“The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio.” Yeah, about that...

[@taichiperfect]

At least we know that we don’t really need Ohio and Florida to win the election.

[@Hadahuda]

@William G hm

[@docholiday6244]

@William G also, North Carolina is slowly drifting towards the Democrats. While 2008 was an outlier, due to the worst economic crisis for decades, the state has been edging ever closer these last 12 years. 2012 and 2016 had the Republicans win, 2020 was pretty close. The Dems are retaking the south, with a new coalition of suburban and urban voters, as well as the majority of the minority vote. And I do believe that once Texas goes blue, the Republicans won't stand much of a chance.

[@lucianlawson-foley5967]

Not only that, he also lost Iowa, NC, Florida, and Vigo county in Indiana, which are all traditionally bellwethers

[@retrorenegade8562]

@William G The fact that Texas went blue at all, at any point in time seems like an indicator that the country’s political geography is changing. The country is starting to lean democrat in a time where things are more turbulent.

[@Rayven-gi3os]

“The most divided it’s ever been” 1860-64: “Am I a joke to you?”

[@angelus_solus]

No. America is WAY more divided than it was back then. Why? The simple fact that there's far more divisive topics for America to be divided over! Back then it was just slavery. Off the top of my head I can think of the division between homosexuals and heterosexuals, men-hating feminists and women-hating MGTOWs, those who believe in binary genders and those who believe in the ever increasing gender spectrum, the 1619 group vs the 1776 group, the pro-life group and the pro-choice group, "vaxxers" and "anti-vaxxers", those who support CRT and those who want it gone, religious evangelicals and atheists. If I tried, I could come up with another list that long. Yes, the mid 1860's ARE a joke compared to what America has socially devolved into.

[@juanfelipe8484]

@@angelus_solus this is true. I just hope we don’t go to civil war

[@Hybred]

@@angelus_solus I like how your comment states what were divided over while remaining neutral without extra adjectives and commentary.

[@angelus_solus]

@@juanfelipe8484 Civil war has already started...it's just with words right now.

[@angelus_solus]

@@Hybred I presented it that way because I do my best to remain politically neutral. I support no political party and do what I can to not support any side of the issues that divide our society, because it's none of my business. Sadly though, it will come to a point that those who refuse to take a side will be hated by both sides equally and be branded as traitors or cowards...just like how Jehovah's Witnesses were viewed during the first and second great war in their respective countries. It is unavoidable.

[@idkwhat7845]

POV: you just wanted to see every map of each election with no talking and have it just be a timelapse.

[@westhoodqualzini7884]

You do know if you just wanted to see the maps you can look them up on Wikipedia right? They give descriptions and facts of each election

[@idkwhat7845]

@@westhoodqualzini7884 yes but i wanted a video of each so i didnt have to look for each one

[@BlipTheBloop]

Yeah, minus the biased talking and missinformation

[@Mrwutevah]

@@BlipTheBloop They're mostly describing history. How is that misinformation, again?

[@SeanMacadelic]

@@BlipTheBloop where’s the misinformation though, all I’m seeing is facts lol

[@Pan_Z]

Wanted a simple map. Received an inaccurate map and even more inaccurate political commentary.

[@LRJS1794]

You said Washington was a federalist. He was in ideology but he would have hated you to call him one because he was against Parties. I’ve never seen one of these that didn’t list him as an independent.

[@HenryMcCraken4]

If a kid told you they were a kangaroo would you label them as a kangaroo?

[@LRJS1794]

@@HenryMcCraken4 if George Washington told you he was an independent would you label him as an independent?

[@AdwinLauYuTan]

@@LRJS1794 No. It's as if Trump called himself a Democrat. His actions beg to differ.

[@jenlennon6614]

@@LRJS1794 With all due respect I think the point that my fellow commenters are making is that whilst Washington was certainly not registered to a party its intellectually a bit dishonest to act as though his independent party status reflected in his practiced politics. Washington was very much a Federalist in his practice primarily acting on the advisement of people like Federalist Alexander Hamilton and often finding himself in sometimes heated disagreement with Democratic-Republican Thomas Jefferson. It is true to be sure that Washington would not define himself as a Federalist due to his hatred of political parties but ultimately I'd argue his actions as president speak louder than words or party registry (or....lack thereof I suppose.)

[@Proxy2255]

@@AdwinLauYuTan funny thing is that he is a Democrat. He’s been a democrat his whole life, so some research on him. He’s hardly a republican 🤣

[@morbidsearch]

Jackson: Let's unite against the Washington elitists Natives: Agreed Jackson: No not you

[@dabigcheezprod]

morbidsearch Women: Can I come?

[@iris899]

Its probably because Grant had anti-Native policies and they would probably vote against him.

[@ontop2324]

@@iris899 it’s Jackson not grant

[@zaniyanironeyes6575]

@@ontop2324 Grant was also anti-native

[@pyrotechnic96]

Grant: Let's let all men vote in elections Natives: Agreed Grant: No not you

[@thepolishcow9050]

George Washington wasn’t a federalist. He strongly advised against political parties and that’s why he’s been our only independent president.

[@spacelizbian]

I mean you're correct technically, but practically speaking he sided with the Federalists most of the time. Sort of like how Bernie is an independent but like. also practically a Democrat.

[@onecoinmidas4541]

Don't forget about John Tyler. The Whigs kicked him out of the party in 1841 and he ended his term as an independent. Of course, he wasn't an independent for the same reason but still counts.

[@serbianmonkeyclub1146]

Bernie isn’t independent. He is so far left he can’t even identify as a Democrat.

[@mika274]

@@serbianmonkeyclub1146 exactly why he is an independent

[@80__HD]

George Washington wanted no part of any political affiliation

[@grahamreid5397]

Such lies against trump

[@Fourtune1]

He’s not Jesus. Get a grip.

[@Goebber15]

⁠@@Fourtune1pointing out lies about trump doesn’t mean he think he’s Jesus

[@kkknotcool]

@@Fourtune1 He's not a racist either, this whole video is a lead to a hit job.

[@Alckee]

Where did he say he was jesus can you say where?@@Fourtune1 dont run away where did he say it???

[@korytoombs886]

@@kkknotcool I don't think he's personally racist, he just says things he knows a certain demographic will like to hear. And he has been publicly accepted by racist groups as their figurehead. And I sort of think he knows what he's doing when he says things like that, you know. He's a very intelligent man, but he's not a saint and he's far from perfect. I could pass a lot of things about Trump, but his arrogance and tone of speech get to me more than what he might actually believe or not believe.

[@oneyoutubehandle]

No one: Minnesota every election: 🔵👄🔵

[@herydal]

Your wor- uhhhhhhhhhhhhh oml your wow

[@midwesternpolymath]

Nahhh more like Washington DC literally every election.

[@KBCards]

As a Minnesotan I can confirm this but we somehow act red all the time except Minneapolis of course

[@bigourney1810]

@@KBCards cool! Just a quick question, do you think George Floyd had an effect on how people voted this year

[@KBCards]

@@bigourney1810 i think the people that were strongly protesting wouldve voted blue either way tbh, lots of voting here just based on color if u get what i mean

[@BiblioBaker]

There are some mistakes 1916: Wilson did not win New York 1920: Cox did not win New York 1924: Davis did not win New York 1928: Smith did not win New York 1940: Wilkie did not win Illinois and won Indiana 1948: Dewey won Michigan 1956: Alaska and Hawaii didint vote yet 1960: Kennedy did not win Alabama but a couple faithless electors voted for him 1968: Humphrey did not win Florida 1980: Carter did not win Wisconsin 1984: Mondale did not win Hawaii Anyways that’s it

[@tkthetank]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@sam555537]

This video has a lot of inaccuracies...

[@stayreal4l284]

@@sam555537especially the one girl basically saying that republicans are racist

[@evielikeshugs1055]

1860 has blue ohio for some reason as well

[@evielikeshugs1055]

Also for some reason Humphrey won florida

[@SDZ675]

Everyone's mad at crazy Florida even when there's no elections.

[@mookie_man_8031]

Huh

[@misojos.]

Florida man Florida man Florida man

[@strangedogthatisslightlyan7860]

Damn it Florida Man

[@Goyanks28]

That state will be underwater due to climate change in 20 years we can only hope 🙌🏾

[@lamaripiazza5226]

@@somerandomperson6936 Islands of the Maldives have already disappeared and the government is thinking of relocating.

[@pbcash7788]

I love the hoops they jump through to say “the Republicans were still hateful! We promise!” Haha.

[@moses4769]

We're so close to a new election y'all should've just waited

[@jasonle520]

They clearly wanted to make a video that would benefit off of the current election since everyone’s interested in elections right now

[@baileylynn5562]

@@jasonle520 I believe they're saying they should've waited for the results of this election so they could've put Trump vs Biden's results in the video

[@blew1t]

@@baileylynn5562 well people wont be as interested in elections after this very contentious one passes

[@baileylynn5562]

@@blew1t fair enough

[@HitByRock]

people wouldn't search for a video like this in a week

[@jaylinkw]

"The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio" So ummmm about that...

[@sirbreadstick]

Woohoo!

[@natelarson1273]

gonna be funny to see this deleted IF the Amy Coney Barrett stuff turns a court ruling victory to Trump :P

[@jaylinkw]

@@natelarson1273 what's really funny is that you think the Supreme Court decides the election

[@natelarson1273]

@@jaylinkw whats really funny is you assume you know what I'm thinking.

[@jaylinkw]

@@natelarson1273 dude what?? That's just how your comment sounded. You're obviously a Trump voter, ofc I don't know what you're thinking. 😂😂

[@Jojutsu_]

“And becomes the first black president” *cues groovy hip hop background music*

[@mase_.]

lmao

[@ontop2324]

Why do they always do that

[@iamkulit1cs613]

POG

[@IsaacOtworth]

copy and paste

[@The-NSA]

@@ontop2324 it subliminally makes him feel like a better person

[@ShortsMaGeeTV]

What type of propaganda is this? 💀😂

[@Aakash-pc7kz]

Initially using History to cement the video and then coming to the Anti-trump propaganda, The ways of American left.

[@Yas-ii3hu]

For real.

[@Aakash-pc7kz]

@@ShortsMaGeeTV The kind supported by KZbin, my comment got removed lol

[@chicken8079]

Democrats: exist Nixon and Reagan: *N O*

[@Marcosss-7-years-ago]

FDR: Y E S

[@kamikazefilmproductions]

You forgot about trump too

[@Abasedbymygrief]

@@kamikazefilmproductions theyre referring to landslide wins. trump didnt win in a landslide in 2016, obviously didnt win in 2020 overall

[@menokgaming8159]

Roosevelt: H E L L Y E A H

[@kamikazefilmproductions]

@@Abasedbymygrief true, but they cheated in the 2020 elections but if u say

[@maryemelsayed8529]

"The edges are blue, the middle is red, and everyone is mad at Florida." That aged well.

[@fernandorivas7145]

Wym , that’s why they said it cuz it happens every election

[@maryemelsayed8529]

@@fernandorivas7145 Oh last election I was 10, so I didn’t know that. It just happened this time and everyone was mad at FL that’s why.

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@maryemelsayed8529 lmao 😂 ik I saw every democrat on tiktok crying and saying what was your reason Florida and someone else was like omg they voted Republican 2 times in a row just was like bruh it's not that serious

[@eyelafd]

@@Steve-zc9ht i mean... the lgbtq community's right to get married, the future of america's climate, and prevention of further spread of covid is on the line here so i'm pretty sure it's incredibly serious

[@mrroams5812]

@@eyelafd Trump isn't against lgbtq marriage. Don't listen to everything the media tells you. In fact, the republican party is only getting more progressive on that topic from here on. Same with environmental policy eventually. They'll have to. Or risk losing votes once younger people get older.

[@Julio974]

Correction: "Democratic-Republican" is a modern term given by historians. At the time, they were just called "Republicans" or "Jeffersonian republicans"

[@Bepster927]

i learned at the time they were called democrats lol

[@peaceoluwadare9664]

@@Bepster927 yes they are called democrats, the “jeffersonian republicans” essentially have leftist ideas. and back then they were extremely racist to the point where they wanted to create their own country to keep slaves but here we are now lol

[@Julio974]

@@Bepster927 "Democratic Party" was only used for it pejoratively at the time

[@KainWT]

“Revisionist historians”

[@Julio974]

@@KainWT It's just a nickname to avoid confusion with the modern GOP

[@noahjensen1718]

Weird watching this after the 2024 election.

[@magnetmodelling7425]

same dude

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

If I ran, I'd win every single one

[@lordvader6172]

I’d vote for you. I’m down for a dictatorship at this point.

[@_Josper_]

yes supreme leader

[@budomk9299]

@@lordvader6172 please move to Korea let's see if you say the same thing

[@lordvader6172]

@@budomk9299 Its a joke

[@duiwithc4corvette403]

@@lordvader6172 Team Leninism! 🇷🇺

[@keepwatch96]

"And becomes the first black president" *Groovy beat kicks in*

[@SuperCatman]

Lmao

[@iamkulit1cs613]

POG

[@IsaacOtworth]

bruh someone dcopied ur comment

[@r6el1tebl1tz2]

Sadly he was one of the worst presidents in history, it's not his race, it's his policies.(Slowest economic rebuild since the great depression and his VP is about to be in office yikes?

[@vivaciousmyosotis]

@@r6el1tebl1tz2 but Trump is bad too...

[@Ayzlxn]

This video shows presidents I didn’t even know existed...

[@bootsabakha7923]

Woah

[@geometrikselfelsefesi]

Same btw

[@carmenortiz5294]

I guess some people are too dumb to have looked up: US PRESIDENTS. Too complicated?

[@bcolerl8915]

I had to remember every president. It is a song like the ABCs.

[@bobfunkmeiser9506]

We memorize the list to “Yankee Doodle”

[@rubenm5692]

Not every motive for voting against "progressives" or democrats was about race. There were plenty of other issues to why certain candidates became president. There was a lot of revisionist, CRT addled, narratives that went into production for this video.

[@nicholaswade1215]

It was pretty difficult to watch.

[@realchiknuggets]

bet they wouldn't have even mentioned the fact that the Progressive Party consisted of former Republican Party voters if it weren't for the fact that Theodore Roosevelt won 81 electoral votes as the Progressive Party nominee

[@johnadams1281]

This video is full of propaganda, glad others can see through the lies

[@sheevpalps3846]

They oversimplified it but nothing they said was a lie

[@midnightwafflez1526]

@@sheevpalps3846 The part where they basically called the GOP a white supremacist party backing Trump based on racial lines is a pretty big one actually.

[@Gabowsk]

McClellan: I DIDN'T LOSE I MERELY FAILED TO WIN

[@HOLY_CHRIST_GOD]

Lol

[@BlackBanditXX]

I see you are a man of culture.

[@sentrosity9176]

Oversimplified

[@Free-4554]

“they only won because I lost, that’s not a winner”

[@Polskie573]

yay oversimplified

[@dinofrog926]

They had an entire party centered around wigs... Smh America.

[@otectus]

The "Whig Party" actually comes from Great Britain, where they opposed royal authority and supported the expansion of parliamentary power. In the United States, it came to entail support of the revolution, independence and liberal policies.

[@richardsainz4762]

@@otectus r/whoosh

[@gloobs4913]

@@richardsainz4762 Df is r/? Just say woooosh bud

[@WindowsXPMapping1]

@@gloobs4913 r/ stands for reddit... [/]

[@gloobs4913]

@@WindowsXPMapping1 Oh but I thought this was just KZbin Lol..

[@eviebidwell539]

I’m a little annoyed about how they showed what states gave women the right to vote. It’s very biased based on what states in their current political standing would have done; instead of what actually happened. The first ten states to give women the right to vote, in order, are Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Washington, California, Arizona, Kansas, Oregon, and Montana. In fact some western mid-western - and mid northern states granted them the right before they were even states. So to only show Washington Oregon and California as if only they did it before the national mandate is not factual and biased.

[@lucifernazaedi]

There are multiple historical things that are either wrong or misleading in this video.. one of them that I think more people caught that they gave Washington to a party when he never really was in any- and was in fact against parties.

[@swarley39]

I was going to say the same thing, as well as another point already made in that there are a number of inaccuracies with this video

[@kaylaroy1851]

Yes, I noticed they were biased towards the democratic side of things. As an educational channel, they shouldn't bias things the way they did

[@mynameismanic]

Democrats are evil they cant help but be biased they cant comprehend anything that is different from their prejudged biases.

[@_blank-_]

@@lucifernazaedi Washington was a federalist in his stances.

[@bobbysteele4639]

8:37 1960: "The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio." Joe Biden: "I'm going to stop you right there."

[@burningknight7]

nice one

[@arwan_59]

he "won"

[@plpong893]

@@arwan_59 what do you mean he “won”? he won fair and square and dont let a big orange man tell you otherwise

[@get1012ful]

​@@arwan_59 cope

[@SoupyMittens]

@@arwan_59 The Cheeto being lost, deal with it

[@Anna-jw4vq]

The voting system of the US is awful. It is a system suited for the late 18. Century. Not for the 21.! Edit: all y'all's arguments make sense, but I just forgot the fact that the US has a two-party-system without minority representation. So yeah, if you got that, popular vote is more democratic, but if your system is as fucked as the American, sure, the electoral system is logical

[@N0vaArrowww]

I don’t think so, if we abolish the electoral college Texas and California are dictating the elections. It gives every state a voice to vote.

[@Anna-jw4vq]

@@N0vaArrowww yeah that makes sense from an American point of view. But I'm from Europe and we simply count the amount of votes from every person. Ignoring the "states" (which we kinda have too). That way every voice would be heard and you could even install minority representation with more votes for different parties, like the green or libertarian party. I just think it'd make more sense, but I get where you're coming from and my view might just be very European.

[@Anna-jw4vq]

Just informed myself a bit more about that topic, and yes. The electoral vote is largely unfair, giving certain people in swing states up to 51% more influence then others. Where I come from we just count the popular vote. Much easier, much more accurate and above all: more democratic and free.

[@johnwilkers2718]

ur not from America we dont care about or need ur input you don’t know what ur talking about

[@officialshinky]

@@johnwilkers2718 you don't now what you're talking about

[@tugboat2030]

"States like Washington, Oregon, and California give women the right to vote." Wyoming: Am I a joke to you?

[@darththeo]

Yes, Wyoming is a joke.

[@stronkstronk6361]

@@darththeo It doesnt even exist

[@yaboidicey8782]

Wyoming is cool asf wyd mean

[@killaben85]

@@yaboidicey8782 I think it's the fact that Wyoming was the first state to give women the right to vote but weren't even mentioned.

[@MrEpicookie]

@@killaben85 Colorado also did it in 1893, but I guess neither they nor Wyoming have enough electoral votes or vote blue enough to reinforce the video's biases

[@HeadCannon19]

0:34 George Washington wasn't part of the Federalist party, he was officially an independent, although he did lean towards Federalists

[@hi-nw7qy]

He was a Federalist but refused to identify with a party because he thought it would divide the nation. *He was right*

[@Andesu]

He refused to identify with the party until after his presidency, although he was a supporter. Ultimately, he became a symbol of the Federalists.

[@Nikblaster1980]

Totally unbiased video good job......

[@christianfigueroa1685]

They forgot about the Cuban Hispanic vote in Florida

[@doc3353]

What about it.

[@roach2420]

@@doc3353 republicans branded biden as a socialist to scare a hispanic vote

[@MrShadowThief]

"forgot"

[@laytonjr6601]

@The Echoler Places like Wallmart or McDonald will employ the same amount of people, the only difference being they will be payed 15$/h instead of 9$/h

[@ivanfranco7972]

George Washington wasn't a federalist! He symphasized with their ideals but he assured that he wasn't going to be part of any political party since he knew that that would carry the country to a divided society.

[@WeedShaggy]

Based

[@TheOhrenberger]

George Washington was a federalist in the same way that your friend, who swears he’s an independent even though he’s only ever voted for republicans and only ever sides with republicans, is a republican. They might not like to say it, but they are.

[@SL4US]

@@TheOhrenberger tbh who can even relate to democrats these days, theyve went so far down the rabbit hole of 'wokeness' that they straight up are a caricture in a political cartoon. they are the personification of an angry mob

[@TheOhrenberger]

@@SL4US I don't see how that's even remotely relevant to what I said.

[@millevenon5853]

@@SL4US Democrats are the majority of this country. That's why democrats have won almost every popular vote in the last 30 years

[@fighter2252]

Technically, James Monroe ran unopposed for a second term. Also, when Ulysses Grant ran for a second term, his opponent died before the election.

[@sheagaier7582]

true. Ulysses S Grant's opponent lost anyway

[@caniblmolstr4503]

So nobody conceded the race?

[@faraday9234]

I love how the closer this video gets to the end the more controversial and stretched the portrayals get.

[@Zoroaster4]

"Today the expert's say the american political system is the most polarized it's ever been." What about the civil war? I mean they even said in some states they left a candidate off the ballot.

[@truedarklander]

Well, true but it is still polarized as all hell

[@cassieearle9196]

maybe they mean civil war levels.

[@Zoroaster4]

Despite what some people say I doubt that civil war could happen now without making one side feel like their being deprived of their basic human rights.

[@jish55]

I mean they're not wrong, because the south seceded from the Union, no longer being American states, and the end of the civil war is what brought the south back.

[@dr.apollo4226]

I don’t think we’re that polarized. I think we can all agree that we dislike both candidates to a certain extent...excluding the louder diehard fans of Trump. Besides, this election showed that we agree more than we disagree, especially on controversial policies such as the legalization of marijuana. Some Republican states like Montana and South Dakota legalized marijuana.

[@Jitrinh]

"Last time a winning candidate loses Ohio" Election 2020: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@DreamExottv]

Yes it's a joke

[@zcalhoun3638]

doesn’t matter. We’re not a swing state anymore, been gerrymandered away to the point where our state will always go republican

[@faiththomas6137]

@@zcalhoun3638 Facts

[@nathanfirlik2001]

@@zcalhoun3638 we literally went Democrat in 2008 and 2012

[@therese1245]

69th like

[@dorathexplorer1]

Native Americans are never really spoken about. We didn't get to vote until the 1960's!

[@quinndale8539]

But we get spoon fed everything.. Pfft

[@Pickleisciouz]

Thank the democrats for that

[@davec4276]

That is disgraceful!

[@Wrache]

Democrats

[@dorathexplorer1]

It doesn't matter if democrats or Republicans its the idea of it took longer then anyone else's rights AND it is not spoken about in the textbooks ever.

[@johnmyer4010]

Trump made america the most polarised? Wasn’t there a civil war in your country?

[@jacksfreckinggames4116]

He almost brought a second one but his base kept dying from the plague.

[@shrek3397]

wouldnt say he made it polarized but its clearly more polarized after 2016 in a long time

[@deavonrichards7157]

@@jacksfreckinggames4116 false. Enjoy the next 4 years bud. MAGA!

[@rse_0122]

"Slide to the left!" "Now slide to the right!" "Take it back now y'all!"

[@kekkewezel4615]

Cha Cha real smooth

[@gleqy]

criss cross

[@robrot404]

In reality it's "Slide to the right" "Slide to the right" "Slide to the right" ...you get the point

[@yeetneet5334]

@@robrot404 since there are hardly any left candidates other than Bernie.

[@Aynx]

@@robrot404left left right left 🧐

[@hydrodio8935]

"The last candidate who won the election but lost ohio" Joe Biden has entered the chat

[@2ragic]

Doubt.

[@hydrodio8935]

@@2ragic i wish it weren't so, Michigan and Wisconsin were critical and they cheat trump from them. And they won't call the obvious of nc ga and pa and alaska

[@2ragic]

@@hydrodio8935 I think it is going to come down to Nevada, which is fairly even split at the moment. I think it could go either way.

[@shrayesraman5192]

@@hydrodio8935 GA and PA are now almost for Biden... That didn't age well at all...

[@salemmariearvini]

@@shrayesraman5192 I was just about to say, PA is certainly moving blue and GA is so close

[@therealmrfishpaste]

This video is actually a video about race relations in the US plus a large dose of 'Democrats Good/ Republicans Bad', with a little bit of background info on elections...

[@YH-ho8rv]

True

[@docxy7331]

"Yeah the Republicans ended slavery but theyre still racist" Wtf

[@docxy7331]

@@chimalez2924 dude you could say that to literally every society ever.

[@user-js1mf7gg8t]

@@chimalez2924 you saw the same maps as i did, these racists you talked about voted democrat for most of american history

[@cindyl2444]

@@docxy7331 yes. It’s still bad and doesn’t excuse them just because others did too.

[@bklynleo887]

8:37 “The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio” Biden: Hold my beer

[@josephpolizzi_5759]

11:29 You didn’t even mention a crucial part of the election, Ross Perot. He ran as an independent and took lots of support from H.W bush. Although it’s debated if Perot not running would have lead Bush to Win another term, I think it’s bad to leave out one of the few times we’ve had a true 3 candidate race.

[@josephpolizzi_5759]

@☯ Yo, it's a Froggieee Onimations ☯ ✓ he won 19 million votes my man, yes he’s a real third party lol

[@carlosgarciasanchez]

@@josephpolizzi_5759 He was a loser

[@anthonytejada181]

They did. Teddy and his Bull Moose Party. Teddy got a full 27% of the vote. Perot got almost 9%. Teddy beat the actual Democratic nominee. He also was more progressive than the Democrats

[@tkthetank]

They'll mention the 4 guys that ran when Quincy Adams was elected but not Perot. They don't want to make Bills victory look bad. They called Obama's win a landslide and made sure to point out that Bush and Trump lost the popular vote. Meanwhile they breezed through the Reagan/Bush wins not mentioning Reagan to be the last Republican to win both New York and California in the biggest landslide election of our history.

[@slamaramabang6137]

​@@anthonytejada181Perot got 9% in 1996 while he got 19% in 1992 and was Second Place in Maine

[@danielatulai-depner6408]

Rest of the world: Who ever has the most votes wins. US: Nope.

[@sarahtaylor4264]

We are a Republic, not a pure democracy. The electoral college gives small states and states with low population density a significant voice in national elections. I do not want this country to be run by a handful of states, either blue or red. Everyone's interests matter. Why would states accept elections if they feel like their vote does not matter? That is a recipe for division.

[@patrickross4875]

ya majoritarianism DNE democracy, under a lot of definitions

[@MrElionor]

@@sarahtaylor4264 "I do not want this country to be run by a handful of states" then you do not want a Republic a direct democracy is the only way to make sure that no one side has too much power

[@sarahtaylor4264]

@@MrElionor The Constitution requires a Republic, which means we vote for people to make decisions their constituents' behalf. Sounds like it meets the definition of a Republic. More specifically, we are a Federal Republic that uses democratic processes. As a voluntary union of states, each state is entitled to meaningful (not perfectly proportional) representation for national affairs. Large states still have more power than small states, but not enough to unilateraly override them. The founding fathers feared what they called tyranny of the mob. It meant that the majority of people would have absolute power over a minority. The House is allotted by population to reflect the majority's interests accurately. The Senate allots two per state so that the minority can then protect their own interests if they strongly disagree with federal legislation. If the majority of Senators approve, then the minority is at least heard. The President is a national issue, so it makes sense to find a medium ground between population and proportional representation. The original 2/3 to pass laws was meant to do that and force political parties to work together. Now it is 51% and most voting is done straight along party lines. I don't see how it is true democracy for each side of the isle to act based on party loyalty rather than the interests of most citizens. The founding fathers came up with a very intricate system of government that works. Let's consider a small example. Imagine there are 61 people in total from two groups. A has 31 while B and C have 15. Decisions are made on 51%. If everyone in A votes yes while everyone in the other groups votes no or vice versa for the next 10 years or more all decisions are made A. If every group is nearly evenly split that B and C have no real power even though they are a good chunk of the population respectively. Now imagine they have to pick an inter-group leader. Each group gets a different number of votes based on population, but allots those points based on internal simple majority. A still has way more power to make decisions. It would be even worse if the disparity was larger. Even if both B and C voted for the opposite person it wouldn't matter. I would expect resentment to build if B and C's interests continue to be ignored. Imagine that among hundreds of thousands to millions of people. No group should get want they want 99%+ of the time. Another danger of pure democracy is abuse of power. Group A could pass laws that benefit them but hurt Group B and/or C without any consequences. A lack of legal protection and majority rule allowed for things like slavery, Jim Crow, and the Holocaust. It can be a dangerous thing. That is why checks and balances, as well as republicanism, define our government. It makes abuse more difficult. Finally, it is not practical to run a country on pure democracy. It would be a beauracratic nightmare and little would get done. We are too complex and large for it on a national level. Pure democracy is actually extremely undemocratic in practice. It gives full power to the majority (not always a good thing) and crushes the voices of the minority, which could theoretically be as high as 49%. You are stripping entire states and minority interests of fair representation, which is the means to political power. That results in a dictatorship of the majority. I 100% believe the electoral college is important to keeping us united. Even though part of me would love for a couple of big, highly populated states to control the outcome of elections and hold the legislature If find the idea of that actually happening abhorent. It is a violation of democratic principles and respect for other members of the republic. I hope you are not an opportunist hiding behind pure democracy as a shield to push your own agenda and silence the group of people who oppose it. That is not morally acceptable. I would encourage you to look into the Federalist Papers. It examines why the founding fathers made their decisions. Also, please do some research about real examples of and experiments with pure democracy. It typically doesn't work out well. I know I have likely not changed your mind, but I hope I this was a decent explanation of an opposing viewpoint. This stuff matters because it affects everyone in this country. I do want democracy and the best way for us to acheive it is with republicanism that balances majority and minority interests.

[@ChamberSpell]

lol you gotta also take into consideration how big the USA is compared to countries in Europe. Like each state itself is almost the same size as a country in Europe so to base things off popular vote just wouldn't work. Maybe if we all lived in California, then yeah sure. Most votes wins

[@propelledclips7694]

Now everyone is angry at Nevada

[@spider6games742]

When people say that politics are the most polarized right now, they are wrong. We had a civil war.

[@Skybound.]

Your telling me I wasn’t supposed to vote for anybody for over 100 years?

[@Jeff5MeterStange]

You is Parapa the Rapper?

[@pumkingamer3140]

be glad that you have the rights now

[@ButOneThingIsNeedful]

What a BIASED presentation here. LOL So much for thinking this was going to be a factual presentation of election results, period. No, we needed slanted commentary interspersed throughout.

[@brianlevine249]

I know right. There are so many just plain false and misrepresented statements in here it's not even funny. That lady at 3:05. What a complete misrepresentation of what the Republican party stood for and what they wanted to accomplish. They were the vehement anti-slavery party by the time of Lincoln. Not panderers of votes. And 10:05 Again a massive misrepresentation of the Democrat party of the time. Who were the party of the racist south. That wasn't a fight between "racist whites" and Democrats. It was a fight within the Democrat party. And the lie that the racist white democrats threw their support behind Republicans has been proven false so many times it's not even funny. Those are just a few to start!

[@frederickdietz3148]

srsly I thought I was the only one who noticed.

[@ScottLee-xw8vm]

​@@brianlevine249 True words have never been truly spoken, especially about that first clip. Like did they study history at all? Sure some could argue that during the start of the war, the main goal of the Republican party was to reunite the country as one. Which is OBVIOUSLY hat you should be thinking when your country splits into half. But they were 100% back on the lets try to fix slavery train. At least the video didn't misrepresent the founding fathers too much. I HATE it when videos talk so downly on the founding fathers for owning slaves. And they forget to mention that the time period was different and because of that some people saw slavery as just a normal thing. I mean think about all the stuff that we're thinking right now that people 300 years from now would think is so wrong, but we don't. And even though it was a different time, the founding fathers were some of the first people to have conflicting thoughts on the matter. With George Washington getting rid of his slaves after his wife died. And Thomas Jefferson originally abolitioned slavery in the original constitution I think is what it was, but knew that the southern states would NEVER join the country if they did, and they couldn't risk that at the time because of how big their economic troubles were. So he took it out of the draft, and honestly saved America, even if we had to fight a war a hundred years later Sorry for going on a founding fathers tangent, I just HATE it so much when people misrepresent them lol

[@duckmercy11]

​@@brianlevine249 No, the Democrats were definitely divided, hence why the southern ones started calling themselves "Dixiecrats."

[@brianlevine249]

@@duckmercy11 Of course they were. And Biden worked with them

[@jacobhillstrom4578]

States like pennsylvania and Wisconsin didn't turn for trump because of race. It was because they didn't like Hillary and they believed trump would do more for them. So stop blaming it on Republicans being racist

[@polarbear367]

Yep

[@1.3mviews64]

Yep. Proud Wisconsinite here, we voted trump because we didn't like hillary, nothing more nothing less. I don't like trump, but hillary was a far worse option.

[@imperatormaximus8952]

@@bababa0184 It’s not Vox tho?...

[@josephlopez5404]

I live in Tx it is because of race here my state has been a Republican state for so long. Hopefully we go blue💙

[@oscaralonsosainzchavez9521]

@@josephlopez5404 Hahahahah, no

[@David-fm6go]

4:29 Presidents don't sign amendments, they are resolved as joint resolutions of Congress by 2/3rds majorities and ratified by 3/4 of the state legislatures. Lincoln's signing of the thirteenth for example was symbolic and had no legal effect until ratification was achieved following his death.

[@ShintoshiVT]

JFK. The last president to win an election without Ohio Biden: Well that's a bunch of malarkey

[@wilderac2250]

Ohio must really hate catholic Democratic candidates

[@sheagaier7582]

lmaooooo true!

[@rickardkaufman3988]

@@wilderac2250 It's very Republican- leaning as of late.

[@YaboitheCadian]

Lawl biden didnt win ;)

[@sheagaier7582]

@@YaboitheCadian shut up you Qcumber

[@samadkins5307]

4:36 Grant let Texas back into the US as a state just for it to vote for his opponent lol

[@dewyyy1114]

my name is grant

[@nevergetsthejoke1844]

That’s an L

[@realchiknuggets]

@@dewyyy1114 any askers? 👀

[@mercades4738]

“The edges are blue, the Middle is red, and everyone is mad at Florida” literally all of the elections.

[@plutoisaplanet6781]

Not even close

[@sheagaier7582]

Especially true in 2000

[@youth_]

@Ms. Anthrope who cares what words we use?

[@manbobdue74]

Welcome to the comment section where everyone is a historian

[@Bluestripsenclavelove]

All you need to know that’s red is good and blue is bad

[@anonymousavocado7049]

Lincoln won Ohio in 1860, Hughes got New York in 1916,Harding and Coolidge Won New York, Hoover won New York in 1928, Nixon won Florida in 1968, Reagan won Wisconsin in 1980 while Carter Won Rhode Island, Reagan won Hawaii in 1984 and FDR won Illinois in 1940.

[@dem4christ04]

They definitely need to fix this so as to not confuse people who can't research for themselves. :)

[@nigel_lg6169]

?

[@NunezDesignReels]

"everyone is mad at florida" Ive never heard even more of a truer statement

[@Superstrike_11]

I appreciate the effort, but we can't look at American history through a 2020 tinted lens. Good electoral maps, badly biased commentary that leads to inaccurate depictions of the times.

[@felipepubillones2768]

Yeah, it became very propaganda filled entering Obama. At least one aspect is 100% accurate, Trump's election was very much a response to Obama's presidency. Much like Biden's is too Trump's. The cycle must continue i guess.

[@holtscustomcreations]

The script is heavily Democrat favoring. She almost completely dismisses the Whig party even though 4 presidents belonged to the Whig Party. Also the whole slavery thing was. Democrats actively sought to expand it. She points to slavery being the deciding factor for the first half of the 1800's, but praises the "dominance" of the party who pushed it.

[@googleisskynet7312]

@@holtscustomcreations It's totally ridiculous. All the intelligentsia puppets here spinning their snide opinions as facts and doubling down on Big Lies like the Southern Strategy and the "Trump won on racism" narrative. And the media wonders why only 15% of Americans have any amount of significant trust in them.

[@David-fm6go]

@@googleisskynet7312 It's not that the Southern strategy didn't happen, a simple reading of Kevin Phillips Emerging Republican Majority from 1969 would certainly established that it happened, but it is often misunderstood. For one thing Republicans already dominated the white middle class vote in the South dating from a lot of Thurmond support drifting to Ike in the 1950s, northern transplants and the rise of white collar jobs in places like Charlotte, Dallas, Houston, Tampa and Orlando. Second Goldwater was a deviation from the strategy as Phillips contrasts him with Nixon's approach. Lastly the Southern strategy supported the VRA and the creation of VRA minority seats to ratfinx white Southern Democrats by facilitating the black takeover of Southern Democratic Parties. As Phillips put it " without black voting the white Southerners will settle back to the good ole boy network and seeing how Carter and Clinton did with many of these voters as it was, he was certainly right. Bush 41 aggressively enforced the VRA against Democratic Southern legislatures preventing them from using black voters to prop up White Southern Democrats.This allowed Republicans a path to win the house in 1994. Republicans constantly cut deals worth black Democrats to draw maps that create more minority seats in redistricting and more Republican seats overall, with Missouri 2011 being the most recent example.

[@bpete48]

I still don’t get the lens that says Trump is a racist appealing to racists. He has a strong history of friendship with people of color and many of my black friends voted for him. It’s tiring being accused of being racist by people who aren’t listening to what he’s saying.

[@LizzosDiarrhea]

Its the fake narrative they use to try and destroy him

[@mybodyisamachine]

You gotta admit he at least hates Muslims

[@CactusCowboy57]

"RACIST" is a false perjorative that leftists use to try to silence anyone opposing their views. See DEI and CRT for more information.

[@popas968]

who’s here after joe bidens victory to learn something new

[@aileene.8654]

meeee

[@godgodson1765]

Trying to see when the Southern States stopped voting Democrat.

[@eruiluvatar7155]

@Matthew Phillips I could swear I have seen your conspiracy theory spouting nametag before

[@flytheozarksmo7180]

Sadly

[@trentonthomas3799]

You're acting like he has officially won... The media doesn't declare a president.

[@ChristopherRyanPitts]

"Today, the experts say the American political system is the most polarized its ever been" The Civil War Era: Am I a joke to you?

[@josiahcherry2420]

LOL

[@ultragamer4960]

1860 map is wrong. Ohio went Republican that time!

[@MrPro897]

1916-1924 is wrong New York was Republican at the time

[@tasmayshah5539]

@@MrPro897 how do you know this??

[@MrPro897]

@@tasmayshah5539 just look on Wikipedia

[@edmontonboy99]

@@tasmayshah5539 Read some American history books.

[@IM2MERS]

It's truly shocking seeing a map turn fully blue or red as the country united over something.

[@About42hobos]

@01:07 I'm pretty sure George Washington was staunchly against political parties and as such probably wouldn't have called himself a federalist.

[@mr.hamburger7281]

Arguably he was leaning towards the federalists

[@mrquokka4733]

He was against political parties, but he differed a great amount to authority to Alexander Hamilton, leader of the Federalists, and agreed with them on most if not all of the biggest policy issues of the time. So no, he was technically not affiliated and definitely would not have identified with the Federalists, but in terms of his policy, he was a Federalist.

[@realchiknuggets]

@@mr.hamburger7281 said like someone who obviously hasn't read his farewell address

[@juliol527]

Lmao, the biased pro Democrats in this is absurd.

[@acoustic_.]

Cool, but I didn’t ask

[@juliol527]

@@acoustic_. And then why did you read me? Uh?

[@googleisskynet7312]

It's totally ridiculous. All the intelligentsia puppets here spinning their snide opinions as facts and doubling down on Big Lies like the Southern Strategy and the "Trump won on racism" narrative.

[@Drigallski]

@@googleisskynet7312 he did

[@McLivin410]

I learned more in this video than my 6 years of history classes in school

[@samuelspace101]

If you ignore the biases in this video, it’s somewhat watchable 👍

[@daniel4412]

True, but very hard to do given they try to skew every fact they give you.

[@theDocDuerr92]

if i ignore the biases all of a sudden the video is over

[@elvisdiaz2349]

"The edges are blue the middle is red and everybody is mad in Florida" sums up this year's elections as well LMAO

[@mujtab8siddiqu1]

*FOUR PEOPLE ALREADY COMMENTED THAT YOU COPYCAT 🙄 S T O P COPYNG FOR LIKES*

[@lucianlawson-foley5967]

Except the middle is a little blue this time

[@htmljesusarchive6341]

sums up literally every election after Reagan

[@thathappyaussie5209]

"The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio." Well, well, well, looks like that has changed up

[@doglover-zo2us]

Wrong. The votes are still being counted... Recounts, lawsuits, etc,

[@rylindlusk2208]

@Cakez Swanz wdym? There's videos of biden supporters filling out multiple ballots and other forms of cheating

[@holydutchlord3477]

@@kaynines5996 what do you mean Ohio went for Bush

[@reinbeers5322]

Fun fact, JFK won the presidency and lost Ohio. I wonder what will happen to Biden...

[@holydutchlord3477]

@@reinbeers5322 yeah fdr died in the term he lost ohio same with JFK

[@astromoon69420]

1920: We don't need franklin d roosevelt. 1932: actually we need him

[@petegrunert9230]

TRUMP 2024!

[@isaacannanjr2371]

2020 election will be one for the history books. Hope everyone is safe on election day. Peace not violence 🙏🏿

[@AverageAlien]

tell the leftists that

[@JacobRy]

@@AverageAlien bro no one cares

[@AverageAlien]

@@JacobRy you do

[@RAEVLOS]

Agreed

[@stealingyoureverything7947]

@@AverageAlien what’s wrong with being communist?

[@foxxy-3748]

“The last candidate to win without Ohio.” Oh boy, 2020 wants a word with you.

[@UltimateJM_22]

Joe Biden hasn’t won. 2020 ain’t done preparing its speech

[@surge7372]

The press has only called a race wrong once, and that was when one state decided it and that state had a 500 vote difference. Biden has won, just because Trump tweets about baseless fraud 100 times doesn't make it true.

[@NoName-xd4be]

@@surge7372 beautiful

[@ρατο-μ6θ]

@@surge7372 the election isn't over until all the legal lawsuits come to an end

[@UltimateJM_22]

@@surge7372 Voter fraud is very real, and even if you have any doubt of that, to call it baseless is just straight up foolish.

[@Gorindakia]

"The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio" Well, that statement lasted 21 days...

[@badmagic5247]

3:56 another mistake New Jersey voted democrat in the election of 1864

[@lillii9119]

They could literally take the maps from Wikipedia but decided to rewrite history

[@mabanko22]

“The last time the winning candidate loses Ohio” 2020 election: *let’s talk about that*

[@MUSE_Maki]

It’s time for a discussion

[@Bob-mq4tv]

It's not over bud

[@MUSE_Maki]

@@Bob-mq4tv sorry but it is, every states race has been called, that means it’s done

[@sirts1]

@@Bob-mq4tv it is

[@tyce7956]

@@Bob-mq4tv every state has been called. So sorry. It is over.

[@highgrounder]

I find it so odd that there used to be a time where three quarters of the country already knew who they would vote for before the primaries were finished.

[@bottenz1707]

It was great up until your coverage of Trump. Once again your media bias is showing through and ruining your credibility. And I’m not even a trump supporter.

[@willempretorius2]

even y’all are realizing the bias media 😂

[@jauniiwolf9349]

I understand that you’re not a Trump supporter but do you think he was good for the economy pre-pandemic?

[@bottenz1707]

@@jauniiwolf9349 yes. I’m actually an independent and I’m considering voting for Trump because the Democrats have moved so far to the left it’s insane

[@jauniiwolf9349]

@@bottenz1707 they’ve progressed so much that they’re going backwards lol. I wish I were an American so I could vote

[@balloonperson1115]

@@bottenz1707 Dems would be center-right in the EU.

[@FernandoJoséCapelettoNeto]

Am I the only one who noticed how left-leaning the narrative of this video is?(with emphasis on single-sided commentators)

[@cypriotmappers5342]

As a democrat, there is an obvious bias, yes.

[@AlexeiLjanej]

Wow-insider I never knew you could be just like VOX

[@millevenon5853]

In what way?

[@AlexeiLjanej]

P o l i t i c s

[@PW-le6cr]

These were all facts

[@patrickr9862]

@@PW-le6cr There was a lot of opinion snuck in here, like saying the 2016 was driven by race.

[@magnumpotube]

@@PW-le6cr Says the person who didn't look it up. Reps got the same white turnout in 2020 as Romney did in 2016 but it was because of racism???? Yea right.. These were not facts

[@TheTechyDan]

“The last time a winning candidate loses Ohio” Biden:👁👄👁

[@dwightkueper6250]

Biden said: let’s dump fake ballots to win

[@cadaga920]

@@dwightkueper6250 disputed

[@fedexqwerty3743]

@@dwightkueper6250 no proof, cope

[@sailor6842]

@@dwightkueper6250 based

[@thelonegunman2622]

@@fedexqwerty3743 there is proof you modernist

[@davelewandowski]

This whole video for the most part was all about race and gender.

[@dragonoffire5705]

What did you think most of America’s history is about? Lol

[@mikeoxlong3676]

That's all poly sci majors think about. They're hacks.

[@The_king567]

@@dragonoffire5705not that god do you people really think this it really shows that you don’t know history read a book

[@Lee-AnnWilliams-w3l]

@@dragonoffire5705 Survival. Technology. Mostly survival. Fear. Trying to avoid death. A little bit of laughter, life, and thought sprinkled in, but mostly about survival. Isn't the reason we're all here to survive?

[@sheevpalps3846]

@user-pk3vx4le1p Nice Christmas movie sentiment, but the political motivations of all parties in history is fueled by power. This often manifests in class based society, involving attributes such as race and gender. That is why the video focused on it, and anything else except about the ego of those in power would make little sense

[@lwxflowxwl]

They’re trying to paint trump as a bad man 💀 I’d rather have mean tweets and low gas

[@RipBozoe]

“The last time a president won but lost Ohio” Biden presidency go brrr

[@apallok54]

Ohio for trump

[@snyfilms1869]

Biden hasnt won yet. What part of that do you guys not understand?

[@RipBozoe]

@@snyfilms1869 gonna have to ask what you mean by “you guys”

[@snyfilms1869]

@@RipBozoe dems/ppl who voted for biden

[@RipBozoe]

@@snyfilms1869 neither of those apply to me

[@NotAI69420]

Somehow this is about racism and not voting lmao. I wonder who these guys are for...

[@creekline5009]

@@hillarygd1126 no they're referring to the 2016 election that most democrats refuse to acknowledge wasn't just racist wite people all of the sudden realized they were racist so they couldn't vote for someone Obama liked but instead it was the economic failure of the previous administration to get them jobs

[@dvf1736]

@ may I introduce you to, France, Spain, UK, Poland, all of the Middle East, Greece, Turkey, India, China, Japan, both Koreas, pretty much every Asian country tbh, Russia, all of eastern Europe, etc. The only countries less racist than America are select European nations, mainly the Scandinavian countries.

[@benroorda826]

“The edges are blue and the middle is red” Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota, and Illinois: “Ya, okay, sure”

[@briancox8529]

This video was heavy on racial tension and light on facts.