How Trump got diversity right -- and built a GOP coalition for the...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Trump may win the most electoral votes of a Republican since George H.W. Bush in 1988.
43% : Trump famously dethroned the Republican establishment in 2016, and now has crushed underfoot its theory of how to forge a GOP future in an increasingly diverse country.
43% : "According to the exit polls, Trump won Latino men and males aged 18 to 29, while also gaining among Asians and black men and holding his big edge among whites without college degrees.
40% : All is flux, so perhaps 2024 won't be replicable, but, for now, Trump has shown that demographics isn't destiny.
30% : Trump pledged to reverse "a brutal plague of bloodshed, crime, chaos, misery and death in our land" -- and won more young voters.
29% : Once Trump established working-class credibility on economics, the door was open to gains among Latino and African-American men who are patriotic, culturally conservative, and uninterested in being considered members of a victim group.
28% : The Biden-Harris border policies, the progressive tolerance for urban disorder, the push to implement a radical trans agenda, and the priorities of woke identity politics struck so many voters as so completely mad that Trump had permission to say or do anything in opposition.
22% : Trump inveighed against unchecked illegal immigration in harsh and lurid terms -- and picked up Hispanic voters.

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