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Then-President Donald Trump speaks to the media in the Rose Garden at the White House. Image by Michael Candelori/Shutterstock. United States, 2019.
Belonging to groups is human. Like everyone, former Soviet Union immigrants living in the U.S. look for a common denominator over which to bond, particularly on social media. For many since 2016, it has been and continues to be Donald Trump.
Collectively battered and betrayed by the iron fist of a totalitarian state, hundreds of thousands of Soviets fled to the U.S. throughout the 20th century. Under the USSR, they had endured class reductionism and communal micromanagement, and had been conditioned to view democratic values as government control as a threat to individualism. Thousands immigrated during the Ronald Reagan presidency, thanks to his push for it, and have only voted Republican since. Up to 65 percent of Russian-speaking immigrants have voted red in general elections since 2000, according to Sam Klig