If Only They Didn't Speak English - Anger
- Created by: elliethornton11
- Created on: 05-07-22 09:13
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- Anger
- why are electors angry?
- divisions:
- black and white
- young and old
- rich and poor
- urban and rural
- educated and uneducated
- those doing well and those left behind
- angry about...
- value of homes / wages / politics / politicians / illegal immigrants / job security / savings
- Wall Street / college fees / Congress / anti-gun laws / loans / Obama / healthcare / children's futures / value of homes
- divisions:
- not 'who do I like the most' but 'who do I loathe the least'
- unique coverage of election
- inappropriate sexual discussions
- Access Hollywood sex tape from 2005, Trump boasted about women
- 11 days before polling day, FBI reopened investigation into Clinton's emails
- change
- mainstream politics became populist, exotic, unpredictable
- Trump was un-conventional
- since 2000, >80% of USA's metropolitan areas have seen household income decline
- Bernie Sanders
- Sanders' supporters did not like Clinton
- their votes went to Trump
- pros of Obama
- private sector added jobs for 81 consecutive months
- 15 million new jobs in all
- un-employment peaked at 10% in 2008 more than halved
- private sector added jobs for 81 consecutive months
- social mobility stopped
- you had to be part of the 1% to move up
- education was needed
- low paid jobs had moved abroad
- solutions
- Trump: wanted to bring jobs back to America
- Sanders: wanted to bring jobs back to America
- Trump: anti-Mexican, anti-Muslim, blocked Muslims from entering the US
- supporters created civil unrest in the form of hate crimes
- 'Lyin' Ted' / 'little Marco' / 'low-energy Jeb' / 'crooked Hillary'
- supporters created civil unrest in the form of hate crimes
- TV
- Republican TV debate, given 3 hours prime time
- Trump blamed the media for all his problems
- he didn't match the other candidates' spending
- Russia helped Trump
- why are electors angry?
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