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This is a thoughtful piece on the sentiment among white, middle class Americans. I really do think the way Trump mishandled the pandemic and the economic fallout that affects us all are really hitting it home for White, middle class voters. They are leaving the Trump Train and looking for new leadership.
This is a thoughtful piece on the sentiment among white, middle class Americans. I really do think the way Trump mishandled the pandemic and the economic fallout that affects us all are really hitting it home for White, middle class voters. They are leaving the Trump Train and looking for new leadership.
First, everybody knows that Trump is far from perfect. Everyone thinks that Twitter should be taken from him. He is his own worse enemy.
But if they are "looking for new leadership", that won't be Biden. 50+ years in Washington politics and a record of basically doing nothing.
Just going by what I see here in Suffolk County, I expect the vote for Trump to be even larger than it was in 2016. You may be angry with Trump, but many many people are angry at the entire Democratic Party.
" Everyone thinks" Her we go AGAIN, someone claiming to know what "Everyone thinks" You didn't ask me.
My brother lives in Suffolk County. He walks around wearing Trump gear (mostly T-shirts) and has had many people come up to him to say they like what he is wearing
We're half Hispanic and middle class---and we're not about to be "abandoning Trump".
In my community I see over a DOZEN of Trump flags and signs and only 2 for biden, and we are white middle class.
I’m sure there are many, just as there are many who despise the GOP and what it has become. Nevertheless, survey after survey we see a similar trend: White, middle class Americans have shifted their support to Biden since the pandemic began.
Yes, polls follow similar trends.
On August 12th of 2016, Hillary was up by 6.3% nationwide and leading in PA, WI and MI.
In my community I see over a DOZEN of Trump flags and signs and only 2 for biden, and we are white middle class.
Although I might have missed one, I have seen no evidence of political signage anywhere in my neighborhood. Nonetheless, voter turnout for this area has historically been extremely high, and I don’t expect that will change.
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