....of the validity of Rule #1:
Every argument from Democrats and Liberals is a misrepresentation, a fabrication, or a bald-faced lie.
Trump was never a dictator, a racist, a Russian asset, etc., etc.
How about 'Islamophobe'????
1. Here's what the election showed:
“…less anticipated was the level of support Trump received from Muslim voters, a third of whom backed him, according to the AP VoteCast survey.” A third of Muslim voters backed Trump. Why? | Spectator USA
2. And this article in the Tablet Magazine:
"Being Muslim in Trump’s America
www.tabletmag.com
...in the four years that marked Trump’s first term of office, Muslim Americans have not only survived—in many ways, we’ve thrived. Americans have grown increasingly accepting of Islam, and Muslim civic participation has skyrocketed. Therein lies a larger story that explains at least some of the poll results showing considerable increases in support for Donald Trump among supposedly victimized minority groups.
Most Muslim Americans remained firmly in the Biden camp, with an estimated 69% voting for the Democratic candidate, according to a preliminary exit poll. But so far it also looks like Trump’s support grew by 4 percentage points among Muslims. That is part of the larger trend that is also observable among Latinos, Blacks, and gays, and which has been causing shock and disbelief within progressive and media circles where members of “marginalized groups” are expected to be radicals who view themselves primarily in terms of their victimhood.
The flipside of the media skew is not that all of a sudden Muslims, or any other group, are throwing in their lot with Trump or the GOP—rather, it’s that they are assimilating ever more fully into an American culture in which they feel freer to define themselves. "
3. Gee, if Hussein knew this, he might have admitted his faith.
Every argument from Democrats and Liberals is a misrepresentation, a fabrication, or a bald-faced lie.
Trump was never a dictator, a racist, a Russian asset, etc., etc.
How about 'Islamophobe'????
1. Here's what the election showed:
“…less anticipated was the level of support Trump received from Muslim voters, a third of whom backed him, according to the AP VoteCast survey.” A third of Muslim voters backed Trump. Why? | Spectator USA
2. And this article in the Tablet Magazine:
"Being Muslim in Trump’s America
| Muslims Not Only Survived, We Thrived |
| The last four years saw unprecedented civic participation by and social acceptance of American Muslims |
Positive Social Shifts for American Muslims | Tablet Magazine
Increased civic participation & social acceptance of American Muslims in the last 4 years has minimized anti-Muslim cultural rhetoric.
www.tabletmag.com
...in the four years that marked Trump’s first term of office, Muslim Americans have not only survived—in many ways, we’ve thrived. Americans have grown increasingly accepting of Islam, and Muslim civic participation has skyrocketed. Therein lies a larger story that explains at least some of the poll results showing considerable increases in support for Donald Trump among supposedly victimized minority groups.
Most Muslim Americans remained firmly in the Biden camp, with an estimated 69% voting for the Democratic candidate, according to a preliminary exit poll. But so far it also looks like Trump’s support grew by 4 percentage points among Muslims. That is part of the larger trend that is also observable among Latinos, Blacks, and gays, and which has been causing shock and disbelief within progressive and media circles where members of “marginalized groups” are expected to be radicals who view themselves primarily in terms of their victimhood.
The flipside of the media skew is not that all of a sudden Muslims, or any other group, are throwing in their lot with Trump or the GOP—rather, it’s that they are assimilating ever more fully into an American culture in which they feel freer to define themselves. "
3. Gee, if Hussein knew this, he might have admitted his faith.
