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Poor states overwhellemly support Trump..
If you look on the map, the obvious thing is aside from say Texas, all the states that support Trump are full of poor people. This can also be said for Republican support as well. Typically these states don't have high percentages of college educated people and jobs are typically under wages of middle class or at the very low rung of the middle class.
ElectoralVote I think it shows that these people are not well informed and are more gullible than people who have better educations and higher paying jobs. Even Texas has low wages (like FL) but it's only the oil industry which props it up. Why do poor people support Trump/Republican party while higher earners and college educated people support Democrats? Things that make you go hummm.. |
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because globalists support anti-american policy for that pay good.
Welcome in new world :1orglaugh http://a4.files.biography.com/image/...U4NTc3NDIy.jpg |
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Ie fair wages with more people earning allows the economy to do better. Vs the Republican motto of a few high earners trickling down on the masses.. |
What Trump needs is for that Gary guy to quit and come out in support of Trump. His 6% could mean everything right now, although I just saw one poll showing Trump ahead.
Trump Lead Widens To 2, His Biggest Yet, Despite 'November Surprise': IBD/TIPP Poll | Stock News & Stock Market Analysis - IBD |
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Sanders would have out right curb stopped Trump he was the better choice by far. The only reason it's even close is because Hillary is almost as bad as Trump.. |
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Do you really think they are gonna say.. yea I voted for Trump and I make $10/hr at the gas station.. :1orglaugh |
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Even just 1% of his 6% could make the difference at this point. |
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Trump wants a more intrusive govt, wants to grow the military and go after things like porn.. Also Johnson is not a Republican so why would he endorse another party? |
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Gary Johnson can't stand Trump, he's compared him to Hitler. Not to mention his running mate has all but endorsed Clinton. |
Except for the fact that the poor actually favor Hillary.
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I'm guessing those degrees in women's studies didn't pan out. |
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Based on the demographic data it would appear more like that HRC basically counts on three groups:
- those depending on handouts - minorities (that rely on affirmative action and support open immigration policy) - "trendy" people that are in many cases educated yet at the same time unable to challenge the current mainstream narrative / government, those who worship the current status quo because they're taught to do so and can't imagine otherwise |
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Imagine having somebody cultured like Gary Johnson as a part of the debates. You have the incredibly fake Clinton that would be, in a healthy political climate, disqualified to run for any kind of office. Then the Donald who's notorious for self destructing on stage. And then somebody cultured with actual track record of getting things done. That is what could already make a difference. Also imagine all the TV channels would ONLY have to broadcast original materials, original speeches. You'd have no "commentaries" "breaking reports" no smart asses telling everybody who to vote for and what to think, none of that. Just each candidate with the same coverage, in his own words, his own program, his own rallies, his own debate performances. |
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Unless you hot your education at Trump U, educated people are less likely to vote for Trump. 12clicks is your prime example |
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the system has fucked them over and Clinton will continue that.
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hahaha, seriously dude, look around the shit hole you live in before explaining how dumb someone else is.:1orglaugh |
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Betters my ass, jersey boy :1orglaugh |
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