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> non-college educated working people? Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
by N1H1L 5y ago
> non-college educated working people?
Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
- AzzieElbab 5y agoNot entirely true. Larger percentage of Hispanics and Blacks voted for Trump than any other republican presidential candidate.
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- e4e78a06 5y agoHispanics are not a homogenous group like you portray them to be. For example Republicans won Hispanics in Virginia this year [1]. There is a balance between more conservative leaning Hispanics from Central/South America, wealthier 3rd+ generation Hispanics who lean conservative, and more liberal recent Mexican demographics. All evidence from the past 2 elections in 2020 and 2021 indicate that Hispanics as a whole are shifting towards the GOP (even if Democrats currently have a solid majority among Hispanics as a whole). [1]: https://www.politico.com/news/2021/11/04/latino-poll-virginia-youngkin-mcauliffe-519425 https://www.politico.com/news/2021/11/04/latino-poll-virgini...
- retinaros 5y agofor democrats blacks or hispanics are like a hivemind. and for the ones that publicly state they are republican, they will call them uncle tom and ostracise them. this is the real racism ive seen in usa more so than the white identitarian politics
- oh_sigh 5y agoTrump got 30% of the Latino vote in 2020, more than republicans get historically.
- wahnfrieden 5y agoso you agree that most are not keen
- N1H1L 5y agoThat's still a huge disparity.