The Political Machine

i made a hitler who was pro equal rights. i made trump for illegal immigration. i made obama against obama care. its fun and passes the time.

wheres trump LOL

What a great little election simulator. While necessarily oversimplified and deliberately caricatured, this Political Science major is pleased with its overall accuracy in regard to such important elements as issue salience and candidate visibility. The ability to create your own candidates and randomize any or all of the key campaign variables of the states greatly enhances replayability, especially since its current version is stuck on the issues that drove the 2012 elections. President Palpatine is pleased.

Obama's legacy is promising hope and change but delivering more of the same, selling out everyone who believed in him to Wallstreet and his corporate donors, sowing the seeds for Trump's election, then calling up Pete to drop out and endorse Biden to stop Bernie and an actual leftwing revolution, and now Biden will prbly be the last Dem president after the GOP is done passing all those voter suppression laws while worthless Democrats do nothing this is not a man who should be celebrated

LOL my friend Logan bought this for me because he's a rude dude. Sometimes I wonder what goes through his head. Anyways hmu on csgo I want to trade my knife. Rock over London, Rock over Chicago. Peace bros!

I never played 2016, however, playing this one has effected my choice to buy 2020. The reason: The people that made this games have a strong bias to the left. Unrealistic polls, unrealistic issues. If I run as a big government, raise your taxes, and what not. Everyone will love me and I will win by 400 votes in every state. If I run as a Christain in any state other then Texas, that supports the 2nd. I will lose every election I run, even though there has been more GOP presidents, then dem presidents. I won't fault you for wis and MI being deep blue in 2012. However, in 2020 you still have them as deep blue states, and praise to the all might Sanders, even though he lost in both states in 2016 to Hilliary, but I am not suppose to remember that. Somehow a 90% tax bracket and a medical plan that will cost 3 times the GPD of the entire country will cause 1/3 of the Trump supporters to jump ship? I have my doubts. What could have been good is if you put the districts in the game, and split the demgraphics out by the years cenus. Then you create trends for the years and use that to craft your issues. It doesn't matter how states vote, or what my path is. It matter how popular I become by picking the right issue, if I pick the trending issue, look good for the camera, and don't get out spent, I will win the election. The way you have it, is dems always win by 3% and GOP must struggle, and for some reason Arkansas, MO, and LU go hard blue every election, why? Because were dems that's why!