The problem is, this isn't about Trump. It has never been about Trump. All he did was open the door to what was already there. Now, it has metastasized far beyond him.
/----/ I don't disagree with your definition, I'm saying Commies hold a tight control on spending often to the detriment of society and their economy. You can be a fiscal conservative by withholding spending on consumer goods and be a Commie at the same time.
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Having a pogrom against democrats sounds better.
Too bad he didn't run in 2018 or 2022, dumbass!
So Hispanics voted for high inflation, killing pre-born babies, migrants pouring into cities causing housing rents to jump 200%, worries over rising sea levels while Obama buys a seashore mansion, right?on November 10, 2022
Continuing Historical Trend, Nationally Two Thirds of Hispanics Supported Democrats and One Third Republicans
WASHINGTON, D.C.—An extensive national and state poll that included an oversample of 5,400 Hispanic voters has shed light on the motivations driving Latino voters’ choices during the 2022 midterm elections and the trends affecting those choices. With the economy and inflation leading the list of issues, other topics such as women’s reproductive and abortion rights, immigration, climate change, and political extremism also influenced the choices these voters made at the ballot box
Poll: Economy, Abortion, Immigration, Climate Change Influenced Latino Voters
An extensive national and state poll that included an oversample of 5,400 Hispanic voters has shed light on the motivations driving Latino voters’ choices during the 2022 midterm elections.www.unidosus.org
All that is based on if you believe these Democrat wins were legit. I am half Hispanic, speak Spanish, and have hundreds of Hispanic friends in 4 us states, I don't know a single one who supports all the 2022 Democrat lunacy.Maybe you'll have a better understanding of how things work if you leave your media bubble. Yes, it might be scary that the world isn't what you want to believe, but you'll have a better grasp of reality.
Latinos support Democrats over Republicans 2-1 in House and Senate elections | Brookings
Latinos support Democrats over Republicans across House and Senate races helped ensure the 'red wave' did not materialize in 2022www.brookings.edu
NFBW: Gen Z will be there in strong Dem numbers in 2024 seeing what they got done this past week.
www.courthousenews.com
Actually a majority of Hispanics have a higher degree of intelligence than you and are therefore able to know that Biden and Democrats are not the cause for high inflation.
Actually a majority of Hispanics have a higher degree of intelligence than you, and are therefore able to know that Biden and Democrats ARE the cause for high inflation. >> because the idiots shut down oil production, thereby increasing the prices of shipping goods to stores (with deisel & gasoline).
www.newsbreak.com
www.iwf.org
NFBW: Gen Z will be there in strong Dem numbers in 2024 seeing what they got done this past week.
Student loan forgiveness had little to do with it.
Anti-Trumpism is about being better educated than the average MAGA pissed off victim voter like protectionist
“It was anti-Trumpism that drove a Dem Party coalition of women, Gen Z, people of color and independents who all support abortion rights and other individual freedoms that are under threat from Trumpism gone mad, to show up.
The Dobbs decision provided the energy that drove a mid-term version of the Biden coalition of 2020 to block the red wave.
That Dem coalition has racial, religious, women, environmentalist, gun control, voter rights and youth and new youth energy to carry forward into many elections ahead. The GOP is deplorable and deflated
Gen Z made its voice heard by showing up in nearly record numbers and voting overwhelmingly for Democrat candidates who support issues they care about. Most Gen Z people are more anti-Trump and anti-Republican than they are pro-Biden and pro-Democrats,” Akhavan said.All of the experts agreed that polling is more difficult than ever because most people ignore spam calls, emails, texts and front door visits during election season — except for senior voters. But Akhavan also said Gen Z is better educated than prior generations and has experienced the Great Recession, record political polarization, a pandemic, worsening climate change and “racial unrest.”“The reason we had a red ripple versus a red wave was because women, Gen Z, people of color and independents who support abortion rights, showed up in slightly higher numbers to partially offset the historical trends of the president’s party losing a big number of seats in a midterm," Akhavan said.Stephen Farnsworth, a political science professor and director at the University of Mary Washington's Center for Leadership and Media Studies, said he thinks Republicans’ focus on economic insecurity may not have overcome Democrats’ concern over the Roe v. Wade overturn and threats to democracy. The right to abortionmay prove the single most important issue for Gen Z, and may have been overlooked by media coverage predicting a “red wave” using surveys that may not have been reliable.“I'm not sure a lot of journalists have the training in evaluating survey research to know which polls are junk and which ones are not,” he said.Farnsworth also thinks that for the 2024 elections, Republicans should notice that many candidates who tightly align with Trump and the “big lie” are not making big wins, especially among young voters.“The election is already showing that candidates' experience and character matter a great deal," he said. "The Trump backlash is at least as strong as the Trump endorsement.”Republican strategist John Feehery of EFB Advocacy said “As a group, they (Gen Z) don’t usually participate in polls, so perhaps that is why most pollsters didn’t pick up their voting preferences in their surveys. It’s a real surprise, to say the least.”The midterms did not show a 'red wave.' That's thanks to Gen Z voters, experts say
Concerns about abortion bans and human rights may have driven record numbers of voters younger than 30 to vote blue in the midterm election.END2211122118
But that would get rid of at least half their numbers.
