Ryan Girdusky
speaker
143 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Jun
Ryan Girdusky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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very white for northern Manhattan, but a lot of other people, high income, high college education.
The average precinct, election precinct, which is only just a couple blocks long, had between 200 and 600 people show out in each precinct.
And there's dozens of precincts in that area.
The Bronx, for example, which is Espilat's area that he was very strong in,
They rarely broke 100 votes per precinct, sometimes maybe at most 150.
But the turnout numbers were very lopsided in favor of where a socialist was running and a DSA candidate was running.
Over in Brooklyn, over in the other district where Valdez was running, the only people to really mobilize and vote against the DSA and show up in big numbers were the Hasidic Jews.
They did show up in big numbers against the DSA candidates.
But there just weren't enough of them.
Most of them actually live in Hakeem Jeffrey's district.
And this also goes to show over in Grace Meng's district.
Grace Meng is an Asian-American congresswoman, Democrat from Queens.
She is very unnoticeable.
No one knows any of her record whatsoever.
She is a very small part of the common corridor in her district.
Nonetheless, in her Asian majority district, she only won by 15 points because in the Asian predominant precincts over in Chinatown and Flushing, Queens, over in the ethnic white neighborhoods out in near Whitestone or Middle Village and parts of Glendale, the average turnout was 80 to 100 people per precinct.
Over in the Commie de Corder area, there were 300 to 400 persons per precinct.
So the turnout intensity, Democrat turnout nationwide has been high.
But among those people who are mobilized by socialism, it is near presidential level turnout, even for these kinds of midterms.
And the average blue collar working class Democrat, many of them who are either ethnically white or black and Hispanic, have nowhere near that intensity whatsoever.
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