Alvin Bragg’s World Famous Circus and Sideshow gave Trump an increase in campaign donations and popularity. Many have supported Trump’s camp because of the absurd judicial sketch. It is on the verge of becoming the 21st century’s Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First?” routine.
Although the rise in conservative popularity was expected, there has been a decline in support for Biden among nonwhites. This is the case of “non-black minorities”. It could be assumed that the term refers only to Hispanics and Pacific Islanders, Asians, Middle Eastern Heritage people, and those who are rooted in or hail from the Indian subcontinent. Who knows? Because they feel this way, white people can become black in this country. White women can also become Native Americans by relying on their family history, sympathy, or a few percentage points of their genetic profile. We’ll call these people “nonblack minorities” and let it be. If not, I will be typing all day.
Rasmussen Reports conducted two-part national surveys of 971 potential voters. The poll began on March 30 and ended on the day Trump was arraigned. What is the question? The question? In February, Trump was beaten by Biden by 45%-42%.
Support for Biden by non-black minority respondents fell by 11 points, dropping from 47% to 36%. White voters also expressed their displeasure with the sitting president, with their support down from 43% to 37%. Fifty-eight percent of black respondents still backed Biden, which is an increase from 54% in February. Broken down by income, 59% of respondents making more than $200,000 per year said that they would vote for Biden, while 30% backed Trump. The poll showed that 58% of respondents who made less than $30,000 would cast a vote for Trump, while 28% said that they would vote for the incumbent.
According to The Daily Mail, Trump is currently supported by 83% of Republicans and 44% among independents. Conversely:
According to pollsters, 70% of Democrats support the current White House occupant. Only 36% of independents back Biden.
He also has the support of 11% of Republicans.
It’s notable that 17% of Democrats responded that they would vote for Trump, even though they likely whispered it into their phones from somewhere where no one would hear.
Many believe that Trump’s support spike is due to Trump’s theatrical presentation. This includes the Klown Kollege Law School graduates and those who “pass the bar” meaning they prefer to drink their Chardonnay at the home. That’s certainly a factor.
The fact that “non-black” minorities, and some Democrats, are losing faith could indicate that the New York legal shuffle may also be crystallizing what they knew all along but wasn’t willing to admit: that the nation is becoming an unstoppable dumpster fire. No matter your political views, the flames will soon threaten your home.
