Tim Carney

@TPCarney @PatrickRuffini there's a difference between white nationalism and white supremacy. The former was the text of the Trump campaign.

@TPCarney @PatrickRuffini Trumpism is telling white voters America will be returned to them, wrested from Mexicans and Muslims and BLM.

@TPCarney @PatrickRuffini white supremacists like David Duke and Steve Bannon flocked to the banner because nationalism is their "in."

@TPCarney @PatrickRuffini one needn't join the KKK to be in alignment with them. "Yeah, kick out immigrants, round up Muslims, crush BLM!"

@TPCarney Maybe the Obama years made them more aware and concerned about their white identity.

@TPCarney This theory that voters once voted for a black President, ergo race wasn't a factor, seems like it needs more rigor.

@TheStalwart @TPCarney That seems to discount the depth of Hillary's problems qua Hillary.

@red_boxer0 @TPCarney Sure. I'm just saying. I don't think it's as simple as "they voted for Obama once"

@TPCarney @joshzepps it's interesting that you shared this since your podcast has been filled strictly with the rhetoric that Trump voters

@TPCarney @joshzepps it might be beneficial to not operate an ideological echo chamber if you're truly concerned about this type of thing

@evans_ellington @TPCarney Dude, we had a Trump supporter on our last live show. If you know of more smart funny ones, we'd love to have em.

@joshzepps @TPCarney love the show. You're doing important work, but more ideological variation would be helpful in the effort to "make

@joshzepps @TPCarney debate healthy again" no?