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It's no secret. Trump won the majority of non-college educated white men, period. They were joined by a minority of white women, college graduates and millennials, a big enough percentage that, combined with the first group, they added up to, not a majority or even a plurality, but enough votes that when distributed across the states resulted in a majority of electoral college votes.
I saw a graphic recently that showed that college-educated white women turned out for Trump in a big way, but I don't remember the number.
The sane, silent majority voted for Trump. The same people who have no interest in getting lectured about human dignity by Madonna, Ashley Judd, and women with pink hair dressed like vaginas.
Then I guess I'm not sane. I didn't vote for Trump.
[quote=LoveToRow;46939207]The sane, silent majority voted for Trump. The same people who have no interest in getting lectured about human dignity by Madonna, Ashley Judd, and women with pink hair dressed like vaginas.
If you thought those pink hats were actually women's hair, and if you thought they looked like vaginas...you must not be very experienced with either in real life.
The hats were not hair. And cat's ears don't look like women's privates. Any woman whose exterior genitalia looks like those hats is badly in need of corrective surgery.
The hats are a visual pun, designed to call attention to Trump's misogyny, foul language, and demeaning views of woman as sex objects for his personal entertainment. They seem to have worked pretty well for most sane, not so silent, well-informed people, who understood this, and they also served to build community and solidarity among those at the rallies and elsewhere.
BTW, the majority did NOT vote for Trump - Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by close to three million.
We'll be seeing more of these hats in the near future, don't doubt it. They are trending on eBay and other online marketplaces as I write this.
From ny and voted for Trump i knew my vote wont make a difference in the EC...the popular vote people dont realize many nyers skip the general election because they feel it wont make a difference. NY hasnt voted Republican in decades
The sane, silent majority voted for Trump. The same people who have no interest in getting lectured about human dignity by Madonna, Ashley Judd, and women with pink hair dressed like vaginas.
If you thought those pink hats were actually women's hair, and if you thought they looked like vaginas...you must not be very experienced with either in real life.
The hats were not hair. And cat's ears don't look like women's privates. Any woman whose exterior genitalia looks like those hats is badly in need of corrective surgery.
The hats are a visual pun, designed to call attention to Trump's misogyny, foul language, and demeaning views of woman as sex objects for his personal entertainment. They seem to have worked pretty well for most sane, not so silent, well-informed people, who understood this, and they also served to build community and solidarity among those at the rallies and elsewhere.
BTW, the majority did NOT vote for Trump - Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by close to three million.
We'll be seeing more of these hats in the near future, don't doubt it. They are trending on eBay and other online marketplaces as I write this.
Not true. The majority of college educated female voters voted for Hillary.
You're wrong, again. The poster stated that a majority of WHITE college educated female voters voted for Trump, which is absolutely correct.
Stop lying please.
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