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I never said anything about it happening in one party only, it was just a singular example, so that's just presumption on your part.
by cooper12 10y ago
I never said anything about it happening in one party only, it was just a singular example, so that's just presumption on your part.
- matt4077 10y agoIt seems like > identify more with the upper class rather than their own class and voting against their own interests. points pretty clearly at conservative blue-collar workers voting for republicans, no? Although I guess if someone were to actually believe that raising the minimum wage or curtailing payday loans is bad for the working class, then possibly...with enough bending...and some trickle-down, you could come to the opposite conclusion, yes.