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> Do you honestly believe that Trump and his supporters are representing the "working class"? Yes, of course. This is tautological. Do Trump's supporters, who
by anjc 10y ago
> Do you honestly believe that Trump and his supporters are representing the "working class"?
Yes, of course. This is tautological. Do Trump's supporters, who are largely working class, represent the working class...yes.
Several states that haven't voted Republican in 30 years voted for him en-masse because of their lack of representation elsewhere. If you're asking if Trump will represent the working class in the future, then my answer is that I don't know, but in his short time he's done what he promised.
If you think that states switched from Democrat to Republican because of trolls then, I'd also suggest that you're out of touch with certain demographics.
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- mirimir 10y agoYes. By "supporters", I meant funders, allies, etc. Not voters. Maybe they just got trolled. Or maybe not. But let's see how the next few years go. I'm not arguing, by the way, that any other politicians would have represented them better.
- cpleppert 10y ago>>Do Trump's supporters, who are largely working class, represent the working class...yes This isn't true, most of his voters are richer than Hillary voters by a long shot.