Enlightening analysis: The protests so far have been overwhelmingly nonviolent (despite what you may see on the news) and will most certainly shape our politics and have an impact on the election.https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/06/06/floyd-protests-are-broadest-us-history-are-spreading-white-small-town-america/ …
The protests will have an impact on the election. But not necessarily in the ways you might expect.
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You might be right.
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This is exactly what I’ve been thinking. But civil unrest tends to hurt the incumbent party.
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They learnt nothing from 2016.
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These people do not understand moral hazard. At any one time there are countless incidents which can be inflated and propagated into "cause" for general intimidation bolstered by violence. Reward them, bow and scrape to them and you get more ethnic riots.
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1968 election anyone?
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Trickle Dickie and the silent majority!
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