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To: Jess Kitting

I wonder if they actually do.

I wonder if the apparently monolithic black support for Democrats has been a lie all along, made real with media bias and election fraud.

I really have a hard time believing that poor blacks vote at the same rate as the middle class. I have a hard time believing that there really has been so little variation in black support.

I also have a hard time believing that a precinct can turn out 104% of the vote.


15 posted on 09/16/2016 4:18:17 AM PDT by thoughtomator (This message has been encrypted in ROT13 twice for maximum security)
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To: thoughtomator

I’ve had some success in getting Blacks to vote Republican (But nothing like my huge success with Hispanics).

With Blacks, as with Whites, you can find correlations.
There are Blacks, Hispanics, Whites on welfare.

There are Blacks, Hispanics, Whites who work for the government...or for firms that get their money from the government.

There are Blacks, Hispanics, Whites who work for firms in the private sector. Of these some work for Large firms, some for small firms. Some in HR/PR diversity programs. Some in sales or production.

Above can be ranked in the order listed from favoring big government to favoring small government.

The same could be done for religion.

Race is just one small factor. Employment, religion, family and other factors are also very important.

When a Black conservative preachers wife took my 25% Black vote for conservatives to near 100% Black vote for conservatives she used her skills in corporate HR and her skills in the Black Church to reach and convert those I did not reach.


24 posted on 09/16/2016 8:37:37 AM PDT by spintreebob
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