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a "huge" number of blacks voting for trump in 2020 would be 12%.... a 33% gain from the 9% trump got from this identity group in 2016. I'm more interested in how Hispanic-americans and white americans will vote in 2020.
We already know how most Hispanic-Americans will vote. White liberals will always vote Democrat also and conservative whites will mostly vote Republican. There will be no huge marginal change in any racial group's voting tendicies.
That's the question of the century. And they usually aren't started by black people. What's the obsession?
Yep. Usually not started by Black people. Occasionally there is that one Black person. Most of the time, it isn't Black people starting those threads. It is the question of the century. The persons who start such threads are often the ones who refuse to answer the question.
We already know how most Hispanic-Americans will vote. White liberals will always vote Democrat also and conservative whites will mostly vote Republican. There will be no huge marginal change in any racial group's voting tendicies.
Of any group, Blacks are more likely to vote Democrat than Hispanics are. More Hispanics vote GOP than Blacks do.
true but blacks have become very bitter towards the Democratic party recently. I don't see blacks joining the republicans but they certainly are leaving the democrats in droves.
Since most blacks vote Democrat because of the socialism stance of that party and their propaganda that the GOP is racist, yes they will continue to remain on the Democrat plantation and there is no way that the GOP can reach them. It's a waste of time just as it is trying to woo the Hispanic vote. Better to focus on making white liberals see the light.
true but blacks have become very bitter towards the Democratic party recently. I don't see blacks joining the republicans but they certainly are leaving the democrats in droves.
We keep hearing stuff like this, but no one can back it up with any actual proof. So I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, Cheerio. Please show us the proof that "blacks have become very bitter towards the Democratic party." I'm truly interested in seeing what you come up with.
Since most blacks vote Democrat because of the socialism stance of that party and their propaganda that the GOP is racist, yes they will continue to remain on the Democrat plantation and there is no way that the GOP can reach them. It's a waste of time just as it is trying to woo the Hispanic vote. Better to focus on making white liberals see the light.
Yep. Usually not started by Black people. Occasionally there is that one Black person. Most of the time, it isn't Black people starting those threads. It is the question of the century. The persons who start such threads are often the ones who refuse to answer the question.
The ones who start these threads are the ones that love to talk ABOUT blacks people but don’t want to hear FROM them. Hence the reason, these same persons throw ***** fits when someone establishes a black space or thread intended to hear primarily from black people.
We keep hearing stuff like this, but no one can back it up with any actual proof. So I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, Cheerio. Please show us the proof that "blacks have become very bitter towards the Democratic party." I'm truly interested in seeing what you come up with.
As a black person and a centrist who is currently a registered Democrat, I can say that many of us are becoming frustrated with Democratic Party. Frankly we are waking up to the realization that the D and R are one and the same and leaving one plantation shouldn’t mean simply going to another plantation.
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