Trump most popular Republican among Latinos & Blacks

[Rozalia]

CNN reported shortly before 12:30 a.m. that Trump won 44 percent of the votes from Nevada’s GOP Latinos, despite strong competition from two Latino candidates.

 

“This is the wow number of the night,†said David Chalian, a CNN political expert. “It is just unbelievable,†he added.

 

That 44 percent is 15 points above the 29 percent score won by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)79%, who has been touted since 2012 as the GOP’s best shot to win Latino votes.

 

In a Quinnipiac survey released this week, Trump commands 12 percent of the black vote nationally and, if that trend holds, it could spell disaster for Democrats this fall. In what may ultimately be the cruelest of ironies, the very voting bloc that secures the Democratic nomination—for either former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or Sen. Bernie Sanders—may well be the one that keeps them out of the White House.

For his part, Trump is selling himself as a job creator who can deliver economic gains to distressed African-American communities. Despite the dustup about the president’s birth certificate, many still see him as a masterful businessman, whose name is synonymous with luxury. Trump’s support among some black voters is likely fueled by the same culture of aspiration that fills the rows of mega churches in black neighborhoods and a head-scratching allegiance that buys a pastor a $65 million private jet.

 

“I’m going to bring jobs back from China and Mexico and Japan and Vietnam and India and all these places that are taking their jobs,†Trump said in an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper. “I’m going to bring jobs back. A recent poll came out where I had 25 percent African-American [support] and the Republicans usually get about 4 or 5 percent.â€

Then too, the casino magnate is using persistent unemployment among black men as his calling card. “African-American youth is 58 percent unemployed,†he went on to say. “African Americans in their prime are substantially worse off economically than the whites in their prime. It’s a very sad situation.â€

 

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/02/23/3127941/

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/02/25/how-black-voters-could-help-trump-win.html

 

[Captain_Vietnam]

trump will make america great again

 

trump2016!

[Ikhan]

Uhm, this is not right, not right at all.

[Rozalia]

Uhm, this is not right, not right at all.

 

America loves a winner. Could we possibly see a magnificent 50-0 against Clinton in the election? Hehehe.

[Saruman]

You know you're doing something wrong when Captain Vietnam agrees with you

[Princess Bubblegum]

You know you're doing something wrong when Captain Vietnam agrees with you

 

Even broken clocks are right twice a day.

[Rozalia]

 

Wow... just wow. What was the idea exactly? They asked a black guy about Trump thinking because he was black he'd attack Trump? Then when he says the racist allegations are nonsense they cut his mic? And then state that the majority of Trump's supporters are obviously not black (because he racist because we said so yo). 

 

So let me get this straight... the democrat supporting media will be cutting the mics of any black (and I assume generally any minority) that supports Trump? And they dare talk racism when they disrespect black people so heavily?

[SoS]

Republican voters like to !@#$ themselves up the ass. They always vote against their best interests. Or as was stated earlier "aspiring".

[Areton Chashul]

I don't like this. I don't like this one bit.

[Hiroshima]

Trump is going to make all the SJW's cry, I'm so happy. Trump is literally proving that the false reality that the media conjures up is failing.

[Areton Chashul]

It's like the more people talk about him, the more popular he becomes.

[Jacobs]

Yeah bye!

[SoS]

Trump is going to make all the SJW's cry, I'm so happy. Trump is literally proving that the false reality that the media conjures up is failing.

What's the false reality? Progress? Just because there's some sjws crying in the big cities don't forget half of Americans are ignorant rednecks?

 

You should be happy to follow such a pos. It's fitting. Trump has even said he is playing on your ignorance.

[Hiroshima]

No, half of Americans are sick of bullshit pandering to progressives, which move us financially and morally backwards.

[SoS]

Pandering how? The media?

 

How have progressives moved us backwards financially and morally?

[Doktor Avalanche]

Pandering how? The media?

 

How have progressives moved us backwards financially and morally?

Depends on your view of taxation and economic & political authority, whether certain interpretations of the Constitution have been abused or not.

[Rozalia]

http://www.allenbwest.com/2016/01/whoa-look-which-gop-candidate-has-the-highest-minority-support/

 

White, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Trump has all those demographics. Has a candidate in America ever been more unifying than the great unifier himself? It's like people think him hitting the illegal Mexicans will actually seriously impact him with Hispanics? Legal Hispanics often hate those illegals even more so than the norm.

[Czesc]

lmao im hispanic and im a trump supporter, though if i say that to my other hispanics they all shout at me and say i'm dumb and i'm an embarrassment to mexico while they listen to fetty wap with their iphone 6

 

i hope they get deported

[Buorhann]

Trump's an idiot when he speaks, but I'm more cautious of the media's agenda against him than I am of Trump being elected President.  It's weird how suddenly the Republican Party and the media is trying so hard to bring him down.

 

Similar to how the Democratic Party is trying it's best to prop up Hillary and stop Sanders.

[Vosunda]

Trump's an idiot when he speaks, but I'm more cautious of the media's agenda against him than I am of Trump being elected President.  It's weird how suddenly the Republican Party and the media is trying so hard to bring him down.

 

Similar to how the Democratic Party is trying it's best to prop up Hillary and stop Sanders.

 

Both of the parties in America have largely listened to globalist, big business interests for a long time, "The Establishment.". Sanders and Trump are respective reactions to the excesses of these two parties from both sides of the ideological spectrum.

[Kim Jong-Il]

Trump's an idiot when he speaks, but I'm more cautious of the media's agenda against him than I am of Trump being elected President.  It's weird how suddenly the Republican Party and the media is trying so hard to bring him down.

 

Similar to how the Democratic Party is trying it's best to prop up Hillary and stop Sanders

 

yes, but like trump, sanders is combating it very well. He just won Maine and will most likely win Michigan

[Fox Fire]

Is a guy who sues his own casinos for looking like a shit the guy America wants behind the red button? He blatantly admits to using the flaws in our system for personal gain but yeah, he's going to "fix" that. He plans to build a wall along the border, regardless of the fact that one is already there and that walls have historically been useless money pits, considerably in modern times. He refuses to accept facts and think there is some conspiracy to get a foreign Muslim elected president (all while running for president himself). He claims he will make America great again, as if it's not already the single greatest nation on earth, but refuses to explain how he intends to do that.

 

Hey guys, Bush was pretty popular too. He also made what is arguably the single biggest foreign policy mistake !@#$ up the US has ever made in it's history. 

 

But screw it. Let's elect the biggest idiot in America, that one mother!@#$er that the UK parliament literally discussed banning from the UK (it's pretty hard to be that stupid). Then we can make Americas second biggest idiot, Sarah Palin, his VP. And finally, we can invade Mexico and annex Kamchatka to expand Palins back yard. It will be great. America will be great! 

[Buorhann]

To be fair, someone that knows how to exploit the system should be experienced enough on knowing how to stop/prevent it.

[Rozalia]

Is a guy who sues his own casinos for looking like a shit the guy America wants behind the red button? He blatantly admits to using the flaws in our system for personal gain but yeah, he's going to "fix" that. He plans to build a wall along the border, regardless of the fact that one is already there and that walls have historically been useless money pits, considerably in modern times. He refuses to accept facts and think there is some conspiracy to get a foreign Muslim elected president (all while running for president himself). He claims he will make America great again, as if it's not already the single greatest nation on earth, but refuses to explain how he intends to do that.

 

Hey guys, Bush was pretty popular too. He also made what is arguably the single biggest foreign policy mistake !@#$ up the US has ever made in it's history. 

 

But screw it. Let's elect the biggest idiot in America, that one !@#$ that the UK parliament literally discussed banning from the UK (it's pretty hard to be that stupid). Then we can make Americas second biggest idiot, Sarah Palin, his VP. And finally, we can invade Mexico and annex Kamchatka to expand Palins back yard. It will be great. America will be great! 

 

I don't see how him having exploited the system matters, I mean heck it's a vote winner lets not forget. He has in the past basically said that politicians are corrupt that he has bought and people love the fact he bought politicians and abused the system and is now talking about how corrupt it all is. 

 

I'm not getting this angle that Trump will nuke the world the moment he gets in. This is the man who has shown friendliness with Putin while everybody in the race has been talking about how they got to be all tough on Putin and do this and that. The only candidate who went after Bush for the Iraq war in a way many don't even dare (calling him a failure, liar, and so on). One of the few whose said the correct thing of "stop helping those crazies and let Putin put them in the ground. I mean being friendly with Russia is hardly a vote winner so it's not exactly a position he took for votes.

If I had to put my money on someone who may well be dangerous behind the button it'd be Ted Cruz who being a "true believer" might well blow up the planet to speed everything up.

 

His response there was it's a toy wall. I agree the wall is useless without other measures in place which I'm sure he'll also get through if he gets his Great Wall of Trump. As for America being great, tell the poor how great America is. 

 

You are aware the people who discussed it were Tories and New Labourites (Red Tories) right? They're pathetic sycophants who when Trump wins the Tories especially will talk about how brave and smart Trump was and that they've now suddenly realized his thoughts on the matter of Muslims were on the money all along. Long story short who cares what American lapdogs say really? They'll be Trump's lapdogs soon enough.

Jeremy Corbyn and Nigel Farage who represent the left and right wing respectively both were against banning Trump (Corbyn even invited Trump to Britain).

[Fox Fire]

I don't see how him having exploited the system matters, I mean heck it's a vote winner lets not forget. He has in the past basically said that politicians are corrupt that he has bought and people love the fact he bought politicians and abused the system and is now talking about how corrupt it all is. 

 

I'm not getting this angle that Trump will nuke the world the moment he gets in. This is the man who has shown friendliness with Putin while everybody in the race has been talking about how they got to be all tough on Putin and do this and that. The only candidate who went after Bush for the Iraq war in a way many don't even dare (calling him a failure, liar, and so on). One of the few whose said the correct thing of "stop helping those crazies and let Putin put them in the ground. I mean being friendly with Russia is hardly a vote winner so it's not exactly a position he took for votes.

If I had to put my money on someone who may well be dangerous behind the button it'd be Ted Cruz who being a "true believer" might well blow up the planet to speed everything up.

 

His response there was it's a toy wall. I agree the wall is useless without other measures in place which I'm sure he'll also get through if he gets his Great Wall of Trump. As for America being great, tell the poor how great America is. 

 

You are aware the people who discussed it were Tories and New Labourites (Red Tories) right? They're pathetic sycophants who when Trump wins the Tories especially will talk about how brave and smart Trump was and that they've now suddenly realized his thoughts on the matter of Muslims were on the money all along. Long story short who cares what American lapdogs say really? They'll be Trump's lapdogs soon enough.

Jeremy Corbyn and Nigel Farage who represent the left and right wing respectively both were against banning Trump (Corbyn even invited Trump to Britain).

Ted Cruz is pretty damn bad on foreign policy, yes. I highly doubt Trump would do the slightest thing to fix corruption. He would probably tackle corruption the way Putin tackled corruption if anything (which is basically to make everything so corrupt that people stop talking about it). Overall, I find Trump to be a spontaneous dimwit. It's scary to have people like that ruling a nation. I don't want another leader like Bush who creates ideas off the top of his head and commits to them regardless of future revelations. 

The poor are what I'm concerned about, being poor. And none of the Republican candidates will do anything for them. I don't think Hillary would either. The only candidate I'd even entertain the idea of in this election is Bernie Sanders and I'm pretty sure he won't be our next president.