NYT: Trump Destroyed Democrats' Expected 'Demographic Destiny'

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NYT: Trump Destroyed Democrats' Expected 'Demographic Destiny'​

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Guy Benson | November 27, 2024 12:01 PM

The New York Times published something of a deep dive this week about Donald Trump eating into Democrats' base en route to a convincing and impressive electoral sweep. In a piece entitled, "How Democrats Lost Their Base and Their Message," the reporters detail how "Donald Trump’s populist pitch bumped Democrats off their traditional place in American politics." Its bottom line conclusion: "After three Trump elections, almost every traditional Democratic constituency has swung to the right. In fact, Mr. Trump has made larger gains among Black, Hispanic, Asian American and young voters in his three campaigns since 2016 than he has among white voters without a college degree, according to New York Times estimates. In each case, Mr. Trump fared better than any Republican in decades." As powerful as those words are, this accompanying illustration is simply astonishing. A seismic event, likely inconceivable to nearly anyone when Trump arrived on the political scene in 2015:



Trump swung the electorate rightward among every single racial minority group, by double digits. He moved the youngest voting bloc that way too, especially among men (per CNN's exits, he outright won Gen Z and Millennial men). The article continues:

More here: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybe...destroyed-democrats-expected-destiny-n2648215

It may take the Democrats decades to undue what Trump has wrought.
 

NYT: Trump Destroyed Democrats' Expected 'Demographic Destiny'​

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Guy Benson | November 27, 2024 12:01 PM

The New York Times published something of a deep dive this week about Donald Trump eating into Democrats' base en route to a convincing and impressive electoral sweep. In a piece entitled, "How Democrats Lost Their Base and Their Message," the reporters detail how "Donald Trump’s populist pitch bumped Democrats off their traditional place in American politics." Its bottom line conclusion: "After three Trump elections, almost every traditional Democratic constituency has swung to the right. In fact, Mr. Trump has made larger gains among Black, Hispanic, Asian American and young voters in his three campaigns since 2016 than he has among white voters without a college degree, according to New York Times estimates. In each case, Mr. Trump fared better than any Republican in decades." As powerful as those words are, this accompanying illustration is simply astonishing. A seismic event, likely inconceivable to nearly anyone when Trump arrived on the political scene in 2015:



Trump swung the electorate rightward among every single racial minority group, by double digits. He moved the youngest voting bloc that way too, especially among men (per CNN's exits, he outright won Gen Z and Millennial men). The article continues:

More here: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybe...destroyed-democrats-expected-destiny-n2648215

It may take the Democrats decades to undue what Trump has wrought.
Good luck on your expectations.

2026 should be fun
 
Take a look at how long the Republicans were in the wilderness after FDR and view your future.
This was no realigning election, no Reagan Revolution. The present 50/50 polarization will persist -- until a critical mass of social/cultural/religious conservatives die off -- because, unlike the bizcons, the theocons will not be replaced by younger generations.
 
This was no realigning election, no Reagan Revolution. The present 50/50 polarization will persist -- until a critical mass of social/cultural/religious conservatives die off -- because, unlike the bizcons, the theocons will not be replaced by younger generations.
Well first off you have to be sane or cognizant enough to see and understand it. So, in your case with your kaleidoscopic views of reality anything is possible.
 
Well first off you have to be sane or cognizant enough to see and understand it. So, in your case with your kaleidoscopic views of reality anything is possible.
You're getting this whole thing from Townhall, you idiot.
 
You're getting this whole thing from Townhall, you idiot.
You're the idiot. Townhall is a reputable source. You just don't like conservative opinion. Secondly, the article cites CNN as a source. Dummy.
 
You're the idiot. Townhall is a reputable source. You just don't like conservative opinion. Secondly, the article cites CNN as a source. Dummy.
Townhall copy pastas everything and then adds a few words.
 
Guy Benson is a political commentator. His article accurately summarizes what NYT reported and what CNN exit polls reflected.
 
So does that make the information presented inaccurate?
It is accurate because reputable sources were copy pasta'd.

Townhall exists as some guy in a basement finding actual news and passing it along to other guys in a basement giiving their opinion about it. ...kinda like a polishes version of the threads in PB
 
Townhall exists as some guy in a basement finding actual news and passing it along to other guys in a basement giiving their opinion about it. ...kinda like a polishes version of the threads in PB
BS
 
It is accurate because reputable sources were copy pasta'd.

Townhall exists as some guy in a basement finding actual news and passing it along to other guys in a basement giiving their opinion about it. ...kinda like a polishes version of the threads in PB
If the Wikipedia page is accurate, it’s much more than “some guy in a basement.”

Townhall is an American conservativewebsite, print magazine and radio news service. Previously published by The Heritage Foundation, it is now owned and operated by Salem Communications. The website features more than 80 columns (both syndicated and exclusive) by a variety of writers and commentators. The website also publishes news articles from the Associated Press.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Townhall
 
If the Wikipedia page is accurate, it’s much more than “some guy in a basement.”

Townhall is an American conservativewebsite, print magazine and radio news service. Previously published by The Heritage Foundation, it is now owned and operated by Salem Communications. The website features more than 80 columns (both syndicated and exclusive) by a variety of writers and commentators. The website also publishes news articles from the Associated Press.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Townhall
I look at the articles, which are copy pasted articles from other websites, sprinkled with biased commentary

Original and independent journalism doesn't exist there
 
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