The growth in Californians registering as “no party preference” has accelerated since the 2016 presidential election, with both Democrats and Republicans losing tens of thousands of voters.About 5.5 million Californians registered as no party preference as of February 2019, up by about 930,000, or 20 percent, from October 2016, according to new figures from the California Secretary of State. That’s much higher than the rate of growth in no party preference voters seen during similar periods after the previous four presidential elections.The number of registered Democrats has fallen by about 110,000 since the 2016 election. The number of Republicans has dropped by about 340,000.
This and more.
Censorship is up again on the Kenynesian blogs, meaning they are secretly preparing a new set of virtue signals. Dems have to prepare for the millennial shock, and that means a quite time as they plan on protecting their precious government goodies. Expect a revised banking theory from them soon.
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