trump. what pumps up support among that subgroup at least in the ways trump does it also has the effect of alieniating just about everyone else. and he s losing them by enormous margins. but if you just look at white people, white voters in the quadrupt opposite men with a high school education, women with a college education, they re basically a mirror image. 72% disapprove while 26% approve. now, that group only voted for hillary clinton by 6 points in 2016. that is a 40-point drop for trump. and there are white men with a college education. normally a republican group. here trump s under water by 7 points. finally there are white women with a high school degree, okay? in 2016 they went for trump by almost 30 points. now he only has a 4-point edge. look at that. and for all the talk about how the trump ledge is about the nonworking white class, these
that s something we know. and also they send physical fliers to people in the mail, mostly to elderly people that show how hillary clinton is ending the world. okay, the editorial slant is, you know, pro-trump kind of right wing conspiratorial? who runs this thing? it is it sounds unbelievable but it s true. it is run by a group by an anti-chinese communist group that believes that the world is coming to an end soon. in fact, they think judgment day is 30 years late and all communists on judgment day will go to hell and everybody else will go to heaven. and they believe donald trump was sent in part to bring this judgment day. so part of their spiritual belief and it is a spiritual practice, spiritual group is that donald trump is like a key figure in delivering the final judgment and raincoaty over
among every group, which is possibility, that enough could be it. it s not like you have to pick some like subcategory. yeah, the question i hear a lot is do democrats try and turn back the clock and win a higher share of working class whites or do they try and revert to turning out more african-americans and young people who didn t show up in 2016? i think the answer is it has to be a little bit of both. and in order to do that, i think democrats can use a few issues in particular to drive wedges into the trump coalition. i think background checks and abortion rights in particular are issues that divide elements of trump s base particularly in those midwestern states. i think you re right on both of those, and i think particularly in the wake of the specter of roe being overturned. yeah wu, it s interesting because we hear so much about issues that have come forward in the democratic primary, for instance, decriminalizing unauthorized entry or medicare for all.