What do you mean they won’t vote for him? You’re implying white people are not white supremacist just because they are Democrats?
White supremacy, to me, is an institutional problem baked into every facet of American society. When I use the term “white supremacist” on an individual level, I’m referring to the alt right, white nationalists, the Unite the right crowd, Trump supporters, all lives matter, Rittenhouse supporters, the loud and proud racists, etc. Trump has this vote locked down. If you’re using the term, on an individual level, in a different way, let me know so we can get on the same page.
He said he personally agreed with the verdict when he said “I stand by the verdict”
No. He was voicing support for the judicial system as a whole. I stand by this verdict and the system, even though it makes me angry and concerned. I understand how you could come to that conclusion by cherry picking one part of what he said (and adding an exclamation point like OP did in the thread title). But what he meant is crystal clear if you evaluate everything he said.
If he personally disagreed with the verdict he would say that.
He did. When he said that the verdict made him angry and concerned.
Also, you know what a swing state is. You know the same white people that are liberal Democrats one election cycle and then conservative republicans the next.
Sure. The country swings from center left to center right. Liberal Democrat to conservative Republican is more more rare. At least over a four year period.
