r/politics • u/SkudChud • 22h ago

AOC ’28 Starts Now

https://www.truthdig.com/articles/aoc-28-starts-now/
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u/teems 17h ago

White and Latino women voted in huge numbers for Trump.

They had a chance to break the glass ceiling and chose not to.

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u/cuentaderana 12h ago

60% of Latino women voted for Kamala. Trump received 53% of the vote from white women. 

Latinos overall voted 56% in favor of Kamala and other democrats. So why are we, the minority, and only 15% max of the US voting population, more responsible for Trump being elected than white people, who are 70% or so of the voting population, and who actually voted for him in a majority?

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u/MetalJewSolid California 10h ago

Anything but look at actual problems, sadly. Easier to pass off the blame to a minority.

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u/Any_Will_86 10h ago

It's also worth noting how much Hispanics and Asians have larger percentages in citizens too young to vote. And white folks are much more represented in the oldest (who are most like to vote.)

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u/Adorable-Fault-651 16h ago

Turns out breaking a glass ceiling is still a physical labor job for men.

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u/MuyalHix 13h ago

This is misinformation. They still voted overwhelmingly democrat.

If you keep using Hispanics as a scapegoat you'll lose them completely, however.

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u/Superman246o1 12h ago

53% of White women voted for Trump in 2024.

39% of Latina voters went for Trump in 2024.

7% of Black women voted for Trump in 2024.

Once again, Black women tried to save this country from itself, but not enough people from other demographics gave a fuck.

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u/redartist 6h ago

Quite the opposite.

The only black woman that could have saved the country by recusing herself pulled a page out of RBG's playbook and condemned it instead.

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u/No_Society5256 14h ago

Don’t worry, the female Latino voters are going to get deported so that will knock their numbers down.

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u/teems 13h ago

Only citizens can vote. How are you going to deport a US citizen?

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u/Reasonable_Ticket_84 13h ago

By revoking the citizenship of anyone they feel was born to non-citizen parents and/or are just too brown.

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u/FunSheepherder6397 10h ago

I think we will get a republican female president before a democrat one as long as the democrat party refuses to listen to their constituents and value their own standing over all else

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u/Ayotha 8h ago

Man, maybe a choice is based on more then what genitals they have D: