NAACP's own poll reveals surge in black support for Trump – and they react badly

American Thinker ^ | 08/09/2018 | Thomas Lifson

[gogeo]

One liberal dogma is that people would rather get a handout for doing nothing rather than a paid job for doing something.

For some people, that's true.

[gogeo]

...and...many voters who turned out for Trump in 2016 may not be registered Repubs, but Dems. They aren’t eligible to vote in a Repub primary.

[Kickass Conservative]

Don't worry. Omarosa and the entire DNC Media are working on getting that number down.

They have over two Months before the Midterms to get it done.

[GOPJ]

It’s not easy leaving the Democrat Plantation but it’s the best choice the black community can make.

Democrats have been using blacks as pawns and excuses and pets for years... AND not doing a damn to bring the black community into the middle class...

It’s time. It’s time to leave the plantation...

[GOPJ]

ping - you were right all alone LS...

[LS]

Ok, everyone recognize this is not a fast move. In 1932, blacks voted overwhelmingly for Hoover, but moved in 1936. They could have moved back if the GOP had addressed them at all.

In 2016, we saw 3% fewer blacks vote in several key states: NC, FL, PA, MI, VA, WI. A mere 3% in FL was 115,000 votes!!

Note they didn’t vote for Trump (yet), but they were done with the D party. Currently Trump’s approval #s move from 16% to the 20s, but what’s more important is that in the SurveyMonkey survey, originally 56% of the blacks in that survey said they were DemoKKKrats. Today that number is down to 21%. Note that this is a “rolling survey” that keeps people on, so these aren’t one group of people leaving and a different group coming in-—the SAME GROUP has stayed there, more or less, the whole time.

That means we aren’t seeing “different blacks”-—we are seeing the same people changing their opinions, and very consistently in one direction.

Based on that, in 2020 I think you could expect 15-20% black vote for Trump . . .but another 20-25% of black voters just staying home, then the next cycle a large segment of them would join the GOP and still more would “un-register” as Ds until the Ds are down to 10%.

Note also that for now that support is for Trump. Rs have only gained about 4% since November 2016. Rs will have to be very Trump-like to stretch their appeal, but Trump shows it can be done with a very conservative agenda.