The Trump victory is as much a statement about The Obama's "legacy He cares oh so much about" as it is about people not buying into Hillary--including blacks who stayed silent about not voting for Hillary, be they voted for Trump or stayed home.Grandpa's Spells wrote:All right, I thought people dubbing GOP voters as white nationalists was unfair, but I am struggling to see the jump from "Trump attacks first amendment rights from a couple different angles in a tweet" to "Black people are bad." I don't know what the issue had to due with black people.
I'm honestly not seeing the connection. Are your "news" sources portraying these protests as BLM or mostly-black protests? They are mostly white Bernie bros.
As far as my statement goes, it is funny to me that you can find oodles of RL people of color voice their disdain (yes, some are ministers of faith, many are not) and yet the media never shows that side but is all over the 'uneducated white guy' swaying the election. On that note, I assume these alleged data points come from pollsters....what white educated man answers the phone from an unknown number after a hard day at work during dinner with the family?