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I agree with you on that point. It is undoubtedly hypocritical, but then again it is equally hypocritical to tout President Obama's numbers and rely on Trump's hypocrisy to negate his numbers.
Shook ones?
No, it's not. When Obama took over, the economy had gone to ****. After a few years he came to power, the arrows started pointing up and have been pointing up ever since. Obama fixed the economy. Trump inherited a very healthy economy that was already fixed. And it will take a few years for his atrocious policies to ruin it again.
All Trump supporters are allies to bigotry
There's no other way around it
You are thoughAnother glaring example of how Trump won the first time. Calling anyone perceived as conservative a supporter of white supremacy (basket of deplorables)... Perhaps new tactics are in order.
it's not a generalization though.Generalization noted
The question, at least how I viewed it, wasn't who is responsible for the numbers. The question was what the numbers show.
You have one person saying "why are we still talking about Obama" and you are saying Obama is responsible for the numbers...
Either way, the question of whether they show strength is the important one. Due to confirmation bias I am sure that if the numbers take a negative turn you will blame Trump for them. And when they are positive it is in spite of him. Typical. Predictable. Partisan.
You are though
And it is ridiculous for anyone to think that bigots only support bigotry because they get called out on their bigotry too much. Trump being a vile human being is a feature for his supporters, not a bug.
People like you just want to endorse white supremacy without being called out on it.
it's not a generalization though.
I made a post about policy and you deflected. Everytime I do you deflect. So please spare me, you are not here for a policy debate.Your personal attacks aside, this is the reason that he won. Generalizations and character attacks are a losing strategy. Argue policy. Argue effects of said policies.
That's how trends work.I am sure that if the numbers take a negative turn you will blame Trump for them.
I made a post about policy and you deflected. Everytime I do you deflect. So please spare me, you are not here for a policy debate.
It is not a personal attack, it is true. You support a bigot and the system of white supremacy. You would do so no matter the tone I take with you. So why should I not speak the truth.
Cool, right after you post a sociological research paper showing calling bigots out on their racism makes them flip their vote.Just searched for the policy post you reference. Couldn't find it. If it isn't too much to ask, post it again and I will respond directly.
Nothing to do with confirmation bias.Due to confirmation bias I am sure that if the numbers take a negative turn you will blame Trump for them.
Generalization noted
Good
As long as you know that any tried and true racist looks at anyone who says "I voted for and support Trump" as a kindred spirit
Your little "racism is bad" bromides mean zilch when you're still waving around that MAGA flag
How do tried and true racists and react to the fact that Jared Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump are Jewish? I'm only asking you because you seem to be an expert on how those idiots think.