The Partisan Divide on Issues

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(07-16-2020, 05:02 AM)David Horn Wrote: Except the sides changed, much as they are again today.  Blue collar workers were all-in for Democrats until Reagan.  Now they aren't.  Suburban professionals were all-in for Republicans until Trump.  Now they aren't.  Times change and parties realign.

That's what you and others say and tell each other time and time again, but have the sides really changed as a supporting racism and racist views goes? Yes, the group has changed and the skin color has changed but the dedication to keeping racism alive and separating people by race is still there. I think it's very clear that race doesn't matter to me as much as race matters to you guys these days. I think it's also very clear that you guys are on the modern day version of the Confederate side as well.

The suburban cake eaters ( the never Trump crowd) and the suburban women who lean Republican don't like Trump because Trump ain't their type of politician so to speak. He's to gruff and rough around the edges and says some stuff that's viewed as politically incorrect that upsets some people which makes them feel uneasy and insecure or scared about what others think of them or might do to them these days. Yes, the Republican side still has some pansy people who aren't sure which way the country is going to go at the moment. I agree, the Republican party is becoming more of a middle class oriented party these days and the Republican party hasn't adjusted to its new role very well at this point. The way I see it, the Tea Party is gradually taking over and becoming the dominant force of the party.