12/ nonhispanic Republican %, nonwhite & Hispanic Republican %. White Hispanics included with whites prior to 1996.):1952 57, 211956 59,
16/ (close, but a plurality of nonhispanic whites favored Republican Dole; 9% of whites voted for Perot)2000 56, 172004 57, 222008 56,
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17/ 142012 57, 18Notice the dramatic division between whites and nonwhites? The closest vote was 1960, with a 19 point difference, while
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18/ 1972 had a 55 point difference.The big change over this time is that whites were over 90% of the electorate in 1952, while whites were
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19/ 72% in 2012.Whites could get Eisenhower elected in a landslide in 1952 with 57% of their vote, but Romney lost in 2012 with the same
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20/ percent of the white vote.It won't be long before whites are less than 60% of voters. If whites are 60% and nonwhites vote Republican at
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21/ a 15% rate, Republicans will only get to 50% of the vote if they get 74% of the white vote.You might say, "obviously they just need to
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22/ get more of the nonwhite vote". Getting substantially more of the nonwhite vote than they're already getting is fairly implausible.
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23/ Consider that the Democratic party is becoming increasingly the nonwhite party, explicitly serving nonwhite interests, whereas in the
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24/ past the Democratic party was majority white and less interested in racial spoils. Why would more nonwhites vote for Republicans in the
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25/ future when the Democrats are even more explicitly nonwhite (and anti-white)? Is ideology suddenly going to dominate over race again for
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26/ some other reason? Why?Trump represents a reaction to the increasing anti-whiteness and cultural Marxism of the Democratic party.
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27/ Unfortunately, there are so many pathologically altruistic whites (cucks) out there that he's going to have a hard time getting elected.
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28/ Both the Republican primaries and the general election are still up for grabs. Also, he's probably not going to be able to do much about
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29/ the demographic direction of the US.
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