[coldtea]

>They voted for a proven con-man because they hated the idea of a black woman being president. US Racism - still going strong after 250 years...

Same US that put a black man in the house for two terms?

Maybe they just hated the idea of a shallow-as-they-come transparently-just-a-puppet empty-headed political careerist being president...

[halJordan]

In fact no. It's well documented that the voters who put Trump in the White House weren't voting until Trump galvanized them. It's also been well known for centuries that white men are the single largest demographic in the US and that it is also the most fragmented one

[coldtea]

>It's well documented that the voters who put Trump in the White House weren't voting until Trump galvanized them

It's even more well documented that Kamala is a "shallow-as-they-come transparently-just-a-puppet empty-headed political careerist", that even her own Party heads dismissed as inadequate decoration until Biden's faculties went even more downhill.

>It's also been well known for centuries that white men are the single largest demographic in the US and that it is also the most fragmented one

Which makes sense, since, native americans aside, it was such demographics that first populated and established the US, the overwhelming majority of the rest came later.

But it's irrelevant as an argument to what we're discussing.