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Originally Posted by Beninho
Just will chime in here. Growing up in California i have many American friends. Most of my male friends, who are a mix of whites and hispanics, are voting Trump. These are not people on the far right but people who say they were doing better financially under Trump then they are under Biden. They do not see any correlation that Trumps policies directly contributed to inflation. I expect Trump to win, I think he pulls out Pennsylvania. I was just there on a trip 3 months ago and the amount of Trump signs double the amount of Harris signs, not that it means much, but it took me by surprise. I think Trump probably gets to around 287 electoral votes. I would be happy to be wrong tho. Regardless I believe the gender gap in this election will be quite interesting to study for future elections.
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And your friends are probably normal, good guys who aren't hateful, uneducated racists either. Until Americans can understand that supporters of the other party doesn't mean those people are <insert all the names that supporters say about the other side> and instead, try to actually understand their viewpoints, they'll always be divided...