after his very surprising victory that year, there was a lot of talk in the country about who these voters in this silent majority in america could be? watch this. trump voters were long-suffering, analysts say often silenced. a lot of people kept quiet about a lot of things. you don t say it to anybody else but you show up and did the voting booth you go trump. they aren t an answering the phone and telling people they are voting trump. new numbers tonight, the cato institute suggests americans are still an even more so now keeping their politics to themselves, look at these numbers. 62% say that today s climate prevents them from talking about what they believe with anybody. by a large margin, those who identify as a very liberal, this is the group who feels the most free to speak out among friends, family about their politics. what does this tell us about the state of the 2020 race and what does america s growing frustration with canceled culture as an adjunct to
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