President Donald J. Trump meets and speaks with employees during his tour Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020, at Dana Incorporated in Warren, Mich. (Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)
A “Why Trump” letter from the Middle Class:
Dick.This is just my opinion. I am (no complaints) middle income, borderline blue collar, non-white-collar working class. If you don’t fit into that category, you usually can’t afford to take a moral high road politically. It’s all about the economics.Trump’s tax cuts have helped small business, gave cuts to middle income families, and have inspired consumer spending. Consumer spending affects the blue collar world. I can’t imagine how, if you were in my financial brackets, you can be so offended by Trump, that you would vote for Biden. It’s financial suicide.Add on top of it, this BLM shit, and acts of civil unrest, do not play well with middle class people who can’t afford security and feel that the government will not bail you out if this shit hits their neighborhoods.I still feel, Trump will dominate with working class people, and pick up great numbers with black and Latino voters. There is the deciding factor in why he wins. North Carolina, Florida, a few more electoral votes from New England, and he at worst splits the Mid West. Game over. Trump
