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That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
If you say so. How do you feel about Hillary building a wall between the USA and Mexico??? Be honestBeen saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
How do you feel about Hillary building a wall between the USA and Mexico??? Be honest
Are you an American CitizenHow do you feel about Hillary building a wall between the USA and Mexico??? Be honest
I'm not voting for Hillary.
Are you an American Citizen
In order for America to become great, it must be a White nation.Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
They don't favor that either. Their motto is, never welcome the stranger, and always fear him.Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
Shocking. Those in favor of legal immigration prefer Trump. Amazing stuff.
Incorrect. A realistic understanding of the situation encourages us to be vigilant and to take steps that are common sense. Fear has nothing to do with it.Fear is the power plant of all right-wingers, their very core, their reason for existence.
Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
Fear has everything to do with it. Take away fear and paranoia and you'd have nothing but hatred left.Incorrect. A realistic understanding of the situation encourages us to be vigilant and to take steps that are common sense. Fear has nothing to do with it.Fear is the power plant of all right-wingers, their very core, their reason for existence.
Not buying it. There will be some obviously but the man has more support than any other GOP candidate in our lifetime if you go by vote totals. I refuse to believe all those people fit into your little box.Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
Immigration laws are being enforced, to ‘argue’ otherwise is as ignorant as it is wrong.Been saying this for months. Now there is some polling data to support the premise
That headline may be self-evident these days, but at least we have some pretty solid data to back it up.
According to a new Pew Research study, if you look just at Republican voters who think the growing number of newcomers in the United States “threatens traditional American customs and values,” more than twice as many have "warm feelings toward Donald Trump" as have cold ones. Among those who say immigrants strengthen U.S. society, it's about 2-to-1 in the other direction.
Fear of Islam, immigrants and diversity are leading indicators of Donald Trump support
Support for Trump is based on bigotry and xenophobia
The same was true of feelings about Islam and the fact that the U.S. population, in a few decades, will be mostly black, Latino and Asian, not white. In both cases, attitudes more antipathetic toward Islam and the country's increasing diversity were more in-line with Trump support, while people who thought Islam is not more violent than other religions and that increased diversity isn't a bad thing were colder toward Trump.
There isn't anyone who says that current immigration laws should be removed. They just want them enforced so if people were really as bigoted and xenophobic as you say then why isn't anyone proposing that we have zero immigration into this country?
