You can quote it so I know what I'm looking for
white "working man", don't forget the "white" part... its a pretty important... lets call it "nuance" of Trump's appealTrump stole one of the big Democratic constituencies--blue collar workers. Democrats have become the party of elites and a Republican is the hero of the working man. Strange times.
No, it doesn't work like that.
Probably the ones chanting "blood and soil"
Well then Trump said I guess so when asked if he supported the invasion of Iraq which is directly opposite to the position of being against the Invasion of Iraq. Trump also praised G.W.Bush for doing a good job which again is in support for the actions of the President in invading Iraq both are also statements for war
You see thats the problem with cherry picking one of Trump statements which are contradicted by hes other statements. Just like you have with Clinton, its clear she was hedging her bets in such a way she could either claim credit or walk away. Now it is true she and Bill are both viewed quite rightly as hawks having been involved with both US intervention in Somalia and Kosovo.
The point is, Trump supported the Iraq invasion initially. You can argue it was luckwarm, or he hedged hes bets but you cannot say he was against it.
How is endlessly rehashing Hillary Clinton's votes in 2003 at all relevant for the 2020 election?
Your focus seems to be Hillary and she isn't running, so not really relevant anymore.
^See Berzerker's latest post.
Why is race important particularly?white "working man", don't forget the "white" part... its a pretty important... lets call it "nuance" of Trump's appeal
Why is race important particularly?
White voters polarized around education levels
In 2012, college graduates (50/48 Obama/Romney) and nongraduates (51/47 Obama/Romney) voted similarly, with the Republican tilt of whites without degrees (typically shorthanded as “white working class”) offset by the fact that the noncollege population is disproportionately black and Latino.
By 2016 that had changed. Clinton carried college graduates 52 to 42 while losing nongraduates 44 to 51.
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The working-class population is still disproportionately black and Latino, so the switch in the overall result was driven by a high level of educational polarization among whites. Clinton nearly tied Trump with white college graduates 45 to 58 while getting slaughtered with nongraduates 29 to 66.
I predict that the right will still be attacking her decades after she is dead.
Like I said, and you quoted, this was on-subject. Charlottesville came up presumably because of Joe Biden's notion of announcing his 2020 candidacy there. I looked up Fox's reaction to Trump's statements about the rally in 2017, and this was the result frontloaded by foxnews. A long, strident condemnation from the newsroom. If you'd like, when a different subject comes up you can start a fresh diatribe about how they are a mouthpiece for the administration and get trounced again.So you found an instance of Fox not praising Trump in 2017. If I looked, how many do you think I could find where they not only support him, but also repeat his lies? I'm guessing 520 in 2017 and 2018. (That's 5 days a week for two years.)
Hmm... If I find an instance of Rachel Maddow saying something nice about Trump, does that mean she is not out to end his presidency?
When it comes to voting in national elections, if I cared about handouts I'd examine the Democrat candidate pool for who's offering the most. Currently on the offer is student loan erasure, free basic income, free medicare, free college, free citizenship. And the standard package on the boilerplate: free food, free monthly checks, free housing, free phones, free needles, free schools, free retirement money. I care about Western civilization instead, so I pass the Democrats by in favor of issues you have appropriately tied to "identity as an American citizen." The odd thing is that liberals do not often vote for whoever promises the most handouts, either, but they seem to expect everyone else does.The republicans have the rather up-hill and thankless task of raising +50% of the effective vote by serving 1 % of the constituents with their legislation.
@Broken_Erika I need a caption of Captain Picard doing a facepalm.The common smear that he promotes white nationalism is simply mud slinging.
Your focus seems to be Hillary and she isn't running, so not really relevant anymore.
I predict that the right will still be attacking her decades after she is dead.
the 2154 Republican campaign slogan: Her Emails!
Also for post #2930 please.@Broken_Erika I need a caption of Captain Picard doing a facepalm.