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Yes, Democrats are assuredly in favor with regulation. But it's paradoxical, why a lot of wealthy support them nevertheless.

And you are a supporter of Donald Trump?

What do you think?

You said, rich and wealthy isn't the same. But why do you think, that there's no correlation between higher incomes and voting for the Democrats in this counties?

Sure, not everyone earns millions in this counties. But the people in this counties are much wealthier compared to the average in the U.S., and in some of these counties, the Democrats are outstandingly strong. And so, you can conclude that the Democrats is a party for some wealthy people.

So, how profit a household, which is earning 200.000$ per year in the private sector, from the programs of the Democrats?

That's truly an argument. But what's about the voters of the Democrats? They don't profit from the foundations of the top Democrats.

And what kind of capitalists are the Republicans?

I don't think that the New York Times is speaking for business or Republicans. I also think, that the Republicans are the original business party. Nevertheless, I wonder about the fact, that a lot of wealthy people are in favor with the Democrats nowadays. And that's the case by the very wealthy...

But if that is the case, the rich people don't will vote for the Democrats, because they demand higher taxes for the higher incomes.

Why Detroit? In the list, I've linked, there is no county nearby Detroit.

So, you spoke about the Clintons and that's a reproach, they are very often confronted with. But what's about the voters in the wealthy counties, which I've linked? These counties are mostly dominated by the Democrats, especially in 2016. But these people don't profit from the ties of the...

So, do you think the Democrats are the party of business?

And is that leading to the fact, that the Democrats are the party of business?

Why not?