Re: Election 2016
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 10:48 pm
2016 election in a nutshell:
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Bernie isn't even a democrat, he's an independent. The DNC was right to want one of their own, but could have backed a winner in Bernie.Duck07 wrote:So where is the ire for the DNC manipulating the primary process against Bernie? This is as much or more about Hillary than it is Trump as I see it.
Yeah let's watch our 401ks evaporate into thin air tonight!FlDuckFan wrote:I'm not a fan of Trump but, I am excited to sit back and watch it all burn down. It will be interesting to watch how he handles the different aspects of government with no experience.
I did not vote for Trump, but please explain how trump can specifically single out white males to give them extra privileges? And/or hold down females or other races?Biggus Duckus wrote:I'm sure it will be interesting as a white straight male. Anyone else well be worse off.FlDuckFan wrote:I'm not a fan of Trump but, I am excited to sit back and watch it all burn down. It will be interesting to watch how he handles the different aspects of government with no experience.
You'll have to tell me, I've never been white.Biggus Duckus wrote:I'm sure it will be interesting as a white straight male. Anyone else well be worse off.FlDuckFan wrote:I'm not a fan of Trump but, I am excited to sit back and watch it all burn down. It will be interesting to watch how he handles the different aspects of government with no experience.
I wasn't a Trump supporter, but I did watch the campaign. I'm just sort of wondering if maybe we can drop the exaggerations and mock indignation now that the race is over. There are actual bigoted people in the world, and every time you say this about someone like Trump, you are cheapening that charge. Please, give it a rest.Biggus Duckus wrote:Did you not see his campaign?
He insulted black people, Hispanics, women, the disabled, immigrants, Muslims and probably more. Even if some of those don't see some sort of law applied to them, there is still the feeling of persecution from his constituents.
This is actually more racist than anything I saw coming from the Trump campaign. I have no idea why people think in these terms.Biggus Duckus wrote: I'm sure it will be interesting as a white straight male. Anyone else well be worse off.
Agree, Trump did court the middle class and they showed up to polls big time. Rural America showed up also.StevensTechU wrote:31% of the United States is white male. If that's all there was to it, Hillary would have crushed Trump.
Trump courted the middle class, and Hillary did not. That's what happened.
A couple things I found alarming, according to CNN exit poll data:Alan wrote:
Agree, Trump did court the middle class and they showed up to polls big time. Rural America showed up also.
Hillary had the white collar women but her campaign group completely missed what blue collar Americans wanted. Blue collar women of every race was a big get for trump. Hell blue collar period really showed up finally.StevensTechU wrote:A couple things I found alarming, according to CNN exit poll data:Alan wrote:
Agree, Trump did court the middle class and they showed up to polls big time. Rural America showed up also.
-42% of all women and 53% of white women voted for Trump
-26% of Latina women voted for Trump
-13% of black men voted for Trump
-48% of independents voted for trump versus 42% for Clinton
-26% of voters identified as "liberal" while 35% identify as "conservative"
Yup, but even so, I was surprised to see how well he did in the midwest.Alan wrote:Agree, Trump did court the middle class and they showed up to polls big time. Rural America showed up also.StevensTechU wrote:31% of the United States is white male. If that's all there was to it, Hillary would have crushed Trump.
Trump courted the middle class, and Hillary did not. That's what happened.