I’m not convinced he has cares about anyone. Looks like black Americans are the smartest men here.

Or we could give their votes more power. Something like... each of their votes counts for 5/3 votes. I think that would be a fair compromise.

Blacks/Asians - Harris wins

Latino - Trump wins

Largest Minority hurt by Trump - Latinos

The sad thing is I find it hard to believe many would vote any different today.

Propaganda works.

(Happy cake day)

They failed and blamed BIPOC for their loss while white men and women are why Trump won. And I'm a white dude who voted for Harris.

And then they claimed they support Black Lives Matter. Brown people matter if they win, they don't care and will blame you if they lose.

Its a shitpost that makes pearl-clutching liberals feel good.

Man = bad

White man = badder

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As an American who didn't vote for fascism, I wish I could argue with you.

Because the democrats made the mind-numbingly stupid decision to pivot right like they always do, this time on immigration. No more, "Building the wall is racist," no more, "No one is illegal," instead it was, "We're the ones who are actually going to build the wall, Trump's all talk." To this end, they attempted to pass a bill that would have greatly expanded the president's ability to crack down on immigrants.

They figured, as they always do, that everyone would simply fall in line behind them as the "lesser evil." Instead, the result was that they undermined their argument that stricter immigration laws were grounded in racism (which they are, of course), and failed to distinguish themselves from the Republican position. Many Latinos have conservative positions on other issues, and, perceiving little significant difference between the two parties' stances on immigration, they voted based on other, less important cultural issues where there was a meaningful difference. It's worth noting that some people have the sentiment, "We came here legally so they can too," and it was only when there was (correct) messaging that cracking down on undocumented immigrants was a slippery slope that would endanger legal immigrants that they were able to be persuaded to set aside other cultural issues. This messaging was abandoned because it was considered potentially alienating the the oh so precious (white) moderate Republicans, who also didn't vote for them, because they're nonexistent/unwinnable.

This is one of many, many examples of how moving towards the "center" can alienate voters and lose votes, especially when it involves acting against your constituents' material interests.

Republicans and fascist strongmen appeal to machismo culture.

Latinos, especially first generation immigrants, trend strongly toward being staunchly religious and socially conservative. As such, they tend to think Republicans, who are also religious conservatives, will be on their side. There's also a subset of legal immigrants who hate illegal immigrants. Add in that first generation immigrants often aren't fluent in English yet and that creates a layer of information exchange that conservative news outlets can exploit; if you don't translate the overtly racist crap the politicians say, you can make your audience rely on your white-washed commentary.

As for the folks who's families have been in the US for generations and who grew up fully bilingual in English and Spanish, I'm honestly not sure.

So technically it's probably even redder across the board, although if I remember exit polling, black man are still blue.

Still close tho, and very depressing.

highly religious

I'm barely keeping my sanity from fraying, the last thing I need is to make it worse by surrounding myself with people I hate.

To be fair, it's not a very well defined group. It's heavily split by country of origin and economic status. Imagine differences between Indian men with traditional values, Hmong refugees settled in the midwest generations ago, 6th generation Chinese in Chinatown enclaves, or 1st generation Chinese recent grads from Beijing starting up in Tech, etc..

Other racial groups also lose out on interesting distinctions (e.g. Cubans are super red) but tend to still be fairly homogeneous in political views historically.

Pop culture didn't do that, billionaires who own all media did that.