> he's putting the people of the United States first and foremost, a concept that hasn't happened in decades This is perhaps true for ~60 million voters. Extra

> he's putting the people of the United States first and foremost, a concept that hasn't happened in decades This is perhaps true for ~60 million voters. Extrapolating that to the "people of the United States" is a stretch. It's like saying Obama put the people first because insuring 16M people promotes general well-being of society --some truth, but discounting perspectives of a large portion of "the people." It's more true that we haven't seen a president hold true to his base in decades (e.g. Obama didn't close Guantanamo). > quite clear there is racial inclusion going on As a person of color, I know several people of color who support Trump but I have not seen statements or policies that read or sound inclusive to me. Citations?