Yeah, but they still know he's racist.
I've been a regular critic of Trump's racism. It was the first of several deal breakers for me in 2016. But many Americans of all races *do not see racism as his brand.* We can perceive his racism and *be correct about it* w/o concluding everyone votes *based on our perception*https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1324026042806358018 …
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It's just a side benefit for some.
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This has, in my experience, been literally impossible to explain to some fellow liberals
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Krugman gets a little batty outside of the scope of econ I've noticed
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That is true, but I'm wondering how we could have effectively made that argument. It kicks on people's fight or flight real quick.
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Underrated tweet
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if a trump supporting person of color got punched in the face by a trump supporting white supremacist would they still support the brand?
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Such an understated point. And I think Trump’s “masculinity,” however flawed that may be, appeals to a lot of insecure men, regardless of ethnicity.
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Yes, that was Krugman’s conclusion also, if you read all the way down through the thread.
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Assholism is the Trump brand, racism is just a facet of that.
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