TRUMP IS RIGHT! BUT.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...9d2caa-84e6-11e6-a3ef-f35afb41797f_story.html
Donaldo has been saying the election is rigged. It looks like he may be dead right in some parts. Except it's coming from his supporters. In Georgia counties that have a large racially diverse population polling places have been understaffed, IF they are open at all as mandated by the state. Many precincts with a large racial diversity did not even open polling places for a time, and that's besides 46,000 newly registered voters being blocked from voting by tactics including blocking voters who have any number or letter errors at all. Courts ruled against using this method.
Trump leads in Georgia polls by 1% to 2% and the state is high risk to turn Democrat.
WHAT COULD BE PART OF THE REASON?
How White Nationalists Learned To Love Donald Trump
I tracked this two-year evolution through thousands of posts and comments on scores of blogs and forums used by the most ideological racists. What these posts show is the story of a U.S. presidential candidate who slowly but relentlessly overcame widespread distrust and contempt, as white nationalists came to believe he was their candidate—or at least the best candidate they could realistically expect.
Perhaps surprisingly, it wasn’t Trump’s initial campaign announcement about Mexican “rapists” that cemented his support: It was his steady, consistent push for an anti-immigration platform, one of the central policy pillars of the nationalist right. And as white-nationalists began to rally around Trump as its closest political ally in a generation, they began to detect what members called “wink-wink-wink” communications from the candidate. There was his retweet of bogus murder statistics that exaggerated black crime; two separate retweets of a racist Twitter feed called @WhiteGenocideTM; and the interview that sealed the deal: the moment on CNN when—just days before the Louisiana primary—Trump dodged the question of whether to repudiate the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, which one commenter on the white nationalist site Stormfront called “the best political thing I have seen in my life.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...9d2caa-84e6-11e6-a3ef-f35afb41797f_story.html
Donaldo has been saying the election is rigged. It looks like he may be dead right in some parts. Except it's coming from his supporters. In Georgia counties that have a large racially diverse population polling places have been understaffed, IF they are open at all as mandated by the state. Many precincts with a large racial diversity did not even open polling places for a time, and that's besides 46,000 newly registered voters being blocked from voting by tactics including blocking voters who have any number or letter errors at all. Courts ruled against using this method.
Trump leads in Georgia polls by 1% to 2% and the state is high risk to turn Democrat.
WHAT COULD BE PART OF THE REASON?
How White Nationalists Learned To Love Donald Trump
I tracked this two-year evolution through thousands of posts and comments on scores of blogs and forums used by the most ideological racists. What these posts show is the story of a U.S. presidential candidate who slowly but relentlessly overcame widespread distrust and contempt, as white nationalists came to believe he was their candidate—or at least the best candidate they could realistically expect.
Perhaps surprisingly, it wasn’t Trump’s initial campaign announcement about Mexican “rapists” that cemented his support: It was his steady, consistent push for an anti-immigration platform, one of the central policy pillars of the nationalist right. And as white-nationalists began to rally around Trump as its closest political ally in a generation, they began to detect what members called “wink-wink-wink” communications from the candidate. There was his retweet of bogus murder statistics that exaggerated black crime; two separate retweets of a racist Twitter feed called @WhiteGenocideTM; and the interview that sealed the deal: the moment on CNN when—just days before the Louisiana primary—Trump dodged the question of whether to repudiate the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, which one commenter on the white nationalist site Stormfront called “the best political thing I have seen in my life.”
