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Posted by Peter Rosa on Wed Nov 13 08:56:20 2024 Makes sense:The Democrats’ Coalition of the Fringes was more effective when each victim group got, seemingly, a brief turn at the top. Sometimes over the course of the Great Awokening, the top dogs were women, sometimes blacks, other times gays, immigrants, Hispanics, Jews, Muslims, etc. But when the churn ground to a halt in the 2020s with black women and transgenders as the permanent peaks of the Pyramid of Privilege, then other groups, most notably Latino men, started to say: Forget this, I’m out of here. |
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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Wed Nov 13 10:00:07 2024, in response to Sailer: why Trump did so well among Hispanic men, posted by Peter Rosa on Wed Nov 13 08:56:20 2024. Or maybe Demonkkkrat values don't align at all with Hispanic men? Maybe Hispanic men don't want to join Hamisis and care a lot about their tips and overtime being taxed? With tip taxation being used as a weapon?Things close to home and to their values? You kno. |
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