Publius1787
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57% Non-Whites Say the US is Moving in a Positive Direction. Only 33% of Whites do.
Stark Racial Differences in Views on U.S. Status
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Overall, Americans are as likely to be positive (39%) about the current state of the country as they are to be negative (40%). However, the gap between whites' and nonwhites' views of where the country stands is wider than at any point in recent history, with nonwhites now almost twice as likely as whites to view the nation's situation positively.
What's your interpretation of these results?
I believe that whites are more likely to vote and assess candidates and office holders in accordance to their merit as opposed to race. Blacks are much more likely to vote their skin color over merit. But then again this may be misguided. Democrats in general are more likely to not vote out corrupt politicians than Republicans. Any way, I have already posted examples to support this in the thread.