He lets their rage be heard

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I really can’t take any of ur posts seriously bc once I see your username I read the post like shrimp my sister had a baby

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A lot of it has to do with immigration and white replacement anxiety unfortunately. Some people would rather declare war on immigrants than vote for policies that actually benefit them.

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Unfortunately it’s very easy for him to do when the Democratic party does everything in it’s power to assert themselves as not being the working class party unless it applies to unions in swing states and no where else

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he started calling things bs that most people agreed were. almost as insane that no one else stood there calling things bad that weren’t tied to one side or the other besides the independents

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Republicans forgot his “small loan of a million dollars” shit from the first time he was running for office. Everyone thinks he talks and acts like a normal person because they only see his campaign speeches, if you actually listened to him pre-politics you’d realize extremely quick how out of touch he is with damn near everyone else in the country. The guy has spent his ENTIRE life with a silver spoon in his mouth

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I think Trump represents so much of the things the right (in a majority) wants. A return to a world they understand and feels like it centers them. Lowering government spending. Supporting American Capitalism. Going back to a homogeneous time. I think Trump has done a good job of manifesting all these personalities together even if he fails at multiple of these standards. At this point I think calling it a cult of cults makes sense to me

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I quite honestly don’t see ANY politicians as “for the working class” rn bc they are too busy going at each others throats all time to actually care for us anymore.

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He had an opportunity to deliver with his work visa solution but he back pedaled too hard and now fewer young people will get to enter the middle class. He sold us out to India.

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