Washington Post: People voted for Trump because they miss when America was more white

hermancain.com ^ | 1/6/2017 | Dan Calabrese

[Bryanw92]

>>White people want the same thing everyone else in the world wants. They want to live around White people!

That comment wins the thread!

It is the inconvenient truth of all multiculturalism.

[blackbetty59]

Or was it back when America would NEVER allow a publicly paraded display, open to children like this? (Hopefully I won't get banned for this one.)

[blackbetty59]

Or maybe we bigots in Obama's America miss the days when a wedding WAS NOT this:

[JimRed]

...non-whites know this country is economically stagnant...

And those with a work ethic want to see that corrected. Those among the moocher class- not so much.

[georgiegirl]

PC has turned the commandment to honor your mother and father on its head. We are now supposed to dis-honor our heritage and honor some other’s mother and father. The libs have turned every single commandment upside down—honoring multiculturalism flies in the face of the 5th Commandment.

[jsanders2001]

Oh yeah when he world was a lot more of a sane place. Yeah I remember that...

[Nuc 1.1]

You are absolutely correct. The US was a far far better place prior to 1965.

[itsahoot]

Trump voters were motivated by nostalgia for the good old days in America, when there weren't all those durn minorities around.

That is silly, we all know the majority would rather be like Chicago.

[itsahoot]

But she's exempt, you know, 'cause she's a woman and more importantly, a protected class of the population, DEMOCRATS!

You forgot she was the wife of the First Black President.

[itsahoot]

What “sane” country and voter would purposely dilute his/her own political power and numbers?

Your saying all of Europe is insane. Of course California and Arizona and Texas could fall into that category as well.

[itsahoot]

I miss when America followed her Constitution.

Unless you are over two hundred years old you have never lived in a time when we did follow the Constitution.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Yes, Siam

[hal ogen]

I look forward, sarah, to the days when LIBs have no influence, power, authority or responsibility. Now THAT would approach Nirvana.

[kearnyirish2]

While driven people want to see more economic opportunity, our permanent underclass is realizing that sacrificing their children (not to cops, but to other moochers’ kids in the drug wars) simply isn’t worth it.

They live like wild, caged animals; who envies them their lives of leisure?

[davius]