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Old 10-26-2016, 11:53 AM
 
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Originally Posted by BajanYankee View Post
What "free goodies" do educated professionals get from Democrats?
White guilt therapy and reputation boosts with their liberal friends. Educated professionals voting Democrat is against their own interests in a similar way to how Democrats claim poor whites vote against their own interests.
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Old 10-26-2016, 11:55 AM
 
Location: Crooklyn, New York
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White guilt therapy and reputation boosts with their liberal friends. Educated professionals voting Democrat is against their own interests in a similar way to how Democrats claim poor whites vote against their own interests.
How is not voting for billionaire tax cuts against my own interests?
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:00 PM
 
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In a recent poll, 29% of blacks in PA are voting for Trump.
What polll

Every poll I have seen of PA voters show HRC which a huge lead. This past summer Trump was polled at having 0% of the black vote in both PA and Ohio.

I doubt that it has risen to nearly 30% in 3 months....
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:02 PM
 
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Hey look, it's the person that referred to me as "you and other racists" that when I objected claimed they hadn't said "you".

Now you want to have a discussion? No thanks, I don't have time for you and other racists.
I don't remember referring to you as a racist lol.

If I did, you must have made some sort of racist comment but it is funny you are still upset about it. A poster called me a "nig" on this forum and I don't even remember who it was lol.
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:06 PM
 
Location: Houston
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What polll

Every poll I have seen of PA voters show HRC which a huge lead. This past summer Trump was polled at having 0% of the black vote in both PA and Ohio.

I doubt that it has risen to nearly 30% in 3 months....
There ain't no poll where Trump gets 29% of the black vote anywhere.
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:08 PM
 
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How is not voting for billionaire tax cuts against my own interests?
Hillary's economic platform is based on free stuff for the poor. What in it is specifically beneficial to you? Whether or not a billionaire gets a tax cut has no impact on you, assuming that you aren't a billionaire.

That said, given Hillary's statements in her $250K speeches to bankers and finance guys, do you really think the billionaires won't benefit from Hillary?
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:11 PM
 
Location: OH->FL->NJ
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i tell you now kasich would have got 20-25 percent of the black vote.
True. But he is a RINO to many here. Ive even seen him called a socialist by a few. Its not about winning. Its about being a "real" conservative.

Pretty sure Trump is taking GA easily. Im thinking 2024 before GA is a true battleground state.
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:15 PM
 
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The solid south is already broken up. Anyways the term initially applied to the South voting for Democrats.

Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida all have voted for Obama at least once.

I also would argue that it is more to do with white southerners becoming more diverse in their votes than more African Americans voting (in lock step).

The black vote is anything but meaningless...as they virtually all vote the same way. The GOP must find a way to win some of that share.
Virginia isn't the deep south. North Carolina is an anomaly within the south (lots of urban areas and lots of major colleges and universities) and Florida isn't really much of a southern state electorally. It's always been loaded with transplants.

Otherwise, your point is well taken.
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I'm actually seeing the opposite - in that there have been more blacks come out against HRC and for Republicans than I remember seeing.

An increasing number of black people have figured Democrats out through Obama, who was a huge disappointment to what many thought he would be.

Actually the larger factor will be how many illegals can they get to vote.
If that's what you're seeing, then you're the only one I know that sees it.
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Again, I asked you to prove your point. You are offering sardonic comments. Prove your point, or admit that you have lied and engaged in race baiting.
To Frank's credit, he's pretty equal opportunity on this stuff. Race baiting isn't his bag. He'd say the same thing about white people.
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So you, too, take the minority vote for Dems for granted? That's pretty condescending to minorities, don't you think? You're assuming they're not capable of critical thinking.
Knock off the nonsensical ranting.
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Georgia will be a work in progress to switch from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party in Georgia has eroded over 20 years. I wonder how many conservative Americans of African descent in Georgia have increased in number.
Lol...did you even read the link?
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Originally Posted by Mathguy View Post
Irrelevance depends upon to WHOM.

They are highly relevant to the Democrats given the voting %'s and in some places that really matters.

The bigger issue is how little cache blacks get in terms of a seat at the political table due to the fact that they're not going to vote for the other party....free milk and all that.

Maybe after helping the democrats so much they will have some of their concerns about policing, profiling, incarceration etc. addressed? I mean, the worst places for that are places like LA, Chicago etc. which being democratic bastions should make it easy for the favor to be returned.

Right?
Nope. That ain't gonna happen. Sounds good though.

African Americans don't know how to marshall political power like that. We're too spread out with too many varying interests.

I've already told you that before
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Who said that?
Don't play dumb. You know better.
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:15 PM
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LBJ~ "I'll have those n****rs voting Democratic for 200 years."
Don't be LBJ's n*****r.
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Old 10-26-2016, 12:16 PM
 
Location: Crooklyn, New York
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Hillary's economic platform is based on free stuff for the poor. What in it is specifically beneficial to you? Whether or not a billionaire gets a tax cut has no impact on you, assuming that you aren't a billionaire.
I see children having healthcare coverage as something that benefits society at large (which includes me).

I see curbing greenhouse emissions as being something that benefits society at large (which includes me).

I see not cutting taxes in the middle of an economic recovery (what Romney wanted to do) as something that benefits society at large (which includes me).

I see requiring higher income earners (which includes me) in order to balance our budget as something that benefits society at large (which includes me).
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