Not sure, but I don't think he's conceded yet.How many votes did Kanye get?
The bastardsAlways been anti-Castro, hence the Bacardi boycott some years back, company playing on Cuban heritage whilst being explicitly anti-Cuban (anti-American too, moving their supposed HQ to Bermuda, but you know, scumbags will scumbag).
How many votes did Kanye get?
As mentioned upthread, the Miami area in particular has high numbers of Cuban and Venezuelan Americans who tend to be right wing and firmly anti communist. This doesn't translate to other areas with high levels of Latino voters, however, something has happened in south Texas where Latinos have swung significantly to Trump.Sorry if this has been discussed on the thread before, but is it true (as the BBC are pushing) that some hispanic/latino folks are more likely to vote for Trump because they fled from a socialist regime and therefore don't want to vote for anything like that (this is just what commentators on the BBC keep saying, I have no illusions that either the Democrats or any locations from which folks may have come are remotely socialist - it seems ridiculous)
Pure anecdote but my dad defected from a ‘communist’ country and he would run a mile from the threat of returning to that but he can see what trump is and can see how insane the claims that the demócrats are the Radical Left.Sorry if this has been discussed on the thread before, but is it true (as the BBC are pushing) that some hispanic/latino folks are more likely to vote for Trump because they fled from a socialist regime and therefore don't want to vote for anything like that (this is just what commentators on the BBC keep saying, I have no illusions that either the Democrats or any locations from which folks may have come are remotely socialist - it seems ridiculous and almost like try to put the blame on the left when one right winger gets more votes than another right winger)
As mentioned upthread, the Miami area in particular has high numbers of Cuban and Venezuelan Americans who tend to be right wing and firmly anti communist. This doesn't translate to other areas with high levels of Latino voters, however, something has happened in south Texas where Latinos have swung significantly to Trump.
I was aware of some conspiracy nonsense going on on WhatsApp with Latino voters, anyone know more details?
In the insane bubble that is the USA, it pretty much does."Anti communist" doesn't equate to voting for Trump though, let's credit people with a bit more nous than that.
Credit them with whatever you like but the Cuban and Venezuelan American vote (who either left, or are the descendants of those who left Cuba and Venezuela) have been reliably right wing and Republican for a long time and anti communism is a massive part of that."Anti communist" doesn't equate to voting for Trump though, let's credit people with a bit more nous than that.
And Trump did what they want - refreezing the relationship with Cuba after Obama's thaw.Credit them with whatever you like but the Cuban and Venezuelan American vote (who either left, or are the descendants of those who left Cuba and Venezuela) have been reliably right wing and Republican for a long time and anti communism is a massive part of that.
Latino isn’t a homogeneous mass in the USA . Location and background more important than language. The Mariel Florida cohort are pretty much red to the bone . Meh
So, just doing a bit of mouse hovering on the grauniad site, the narrowest race is Wisconsin, which Biden needs, along with Nevada and one more). Not looking good, unless the make up of the votes still to be counted in one of the trump leaning states is heavily skewed for Biden. Trump's got this hasn't he?
US election 2020 live results: Donald Trump takes on Joe Biden in tight presidential race
All eyes on the midwest as contest between Donald Trump and Joe Biden hinges on a handful of stateswww.theguardian.com
I might be being naive, but if 60-odd million people vote for Trump, I'm not sure many people would buy that this is the fault of one million of them.Yeah I am aware of that - I am just concerned that the BBC narrative seems to be overall trying to say that the "Latino" vote in certain areas have swung this - there have been various mentions of it and I am concerned that the blame is being placed incorrectly
I might be being naive, but if 60-odd million people vote for Trump, I'm not sure many people would buy that this is the fault of one million of them.
Yeh but wrong red thoLatino isn’t a homogeneous mass in the USA . Location and background more important than language. The Mariel Florida cohort are pretty much red to the bone . Meh
For what it's worth, the coverage I was watching was hosted by two Latinx people and they were saying the same thing, but specifically about Cubans in Florida (I don't think they mentioned Venezuelans, but I might just have missed it).Yeah I am aware of that - I am just concerned that the BBC narrative seems to be overall trying to say that the "Latino" vote in certain areas have swung this - there have been various mentions of it and I am concerned that the blame is being placed incorrectly
I don't want to hear in the post-mortem that anything is being blamed with more emphasis than appropriate on a particular segement of the voter population
i think the claim might be that this is where trump got his 'new' supporters, the ones who werent there 4 yrs ago. I've heard people worrying about that same thing for a while.I agree, but it seems to be something that some sectors (including various BBC interviews) have been pushing as a narrative - and I am not in favour of rhat. It worries me that the analysis is suggesting stuff like this.