Trump Supporters Hold Up Signs Saying What Would Happen If He Lost

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31 minutes ago, Justinn said:

Well it's actually half true... 

Look at the New Hampshire exit poll- a state he recently won by a huge margin. 

83 percent of voters are 18-29 (college)

And 72 percent made less than 30k dollars. That includes $0. 

 

So I practically have numbers to back up my statement. Most of his voters are college kids who haven't worked full time jobs. I'll amend my statement to "full-time" workers from people who have never worked. There is still a huge chunk of unemployed in that calculation. 

Receipts:

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/nh/Dem

 

The single best predictor of Trump support in the GOP primary is the absence of a college degree. In an analysis of Trump's blowout win in New Hampshire, Evan Soltas determined that the factor explaining most of the variance in Trump's support in New Hampshire was education.

If there were one question to identify a Trump supporter if you knew nothing else about him, what might it be? “Are you a middle-aged white man who hasn’t graduated from college?” might be a good one. 

RAND tested several queries to clearly divide Trump’s support from his rivals. For example, they found that Trump crushes His rivals among voters who both strongly believe that “immigrants threaten American customs and values". But voters who agreed with the statement “people like me don't have any say about what the government does” were 86.5 percent more likely to prefer Trump. 

Trump leads with white, middle aged men, who never went to college and who have a high level of racial resentment. 

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1 hour ago, Justinn said:

Well it's actually half true... 

Look at the New Hampshire exit poll- a state he recently won by a huge margin. 

83 percent of voters are 18-29 (college)

And 72 percent made less than 30k dollars. That includes $0. 

 

So I practically have numbers to back up my statement. Most of his voters are college kids who haven't worked full time jobs. I'll amend my statement to "full-time" workers from people who have never worked. There is still a huge chunk of unemployed in that calculation. 

Receipts:

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/nh/Dem

 

You read the statistics wrong. For instance, 14 per cent (NOT 72 per cent) of the people questioned in the exit poll made 30k or less. Of those 14 per cent, 72 per cent of those made who made 30K or less voted for Bernie Sanders. Seventy eight per cent of the people who voted for Sanders made 30K-200K. So, you were wrong. Way more than half of Bernie's voters (at least 80 per cent) have held a full time job. 

Twelve percent were college age, and of those 12 per cent that voted, 82 per cent did vote for Bernie. That still leaves Ninety per cent that were 25 or older...or NOT college age kids. 

So, your statement wasn't even half true. 

 

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1 hour ago, Justinn said:

Well it's actually half true... 

Look at the New Hampshire exit poll- a state he recently won by a huge margin. 

83 percent of voters are 18-29 (college)

And 72 percent made less than 30k dollars. That includes $0. 

 

So I practically have numbers to back up my statement. Most of his voters are college kids who haven't worked full time jobs. I'll amend my statement to "full-time" workers from people who have never worked. There is still a huge chunk of unemployed in that calculation. 

Receipts:

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/nh/Dem

 

Making less than 30k a year means you're not working full time??? What planet are you on? Working full time on minimum wage in this country puts you at around 14k annually depending on where you live, which is just above the poverty line. The fact that you think full time guarantees 30k+ a year just shows how ignorant you are about the topics Bernie is talking about >_>

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16 hours ago, Justinn said:

I'd be happy to answer that. 

First of all Donald Trump isn't sexist, racist, or facist. 

I'm gonna stop you right there...