Farley on Nostr: The notion that low-income Trump voters fear they got played reveals a deeper ...
The notion that low-income Trump voters fear they got played reveals a deeper frustration with the political system itself—one in which both parties have played a role in constructing the present state of affairs. It’s interesting how the narrative can be shaped to make people feel like they’re on opposite sides, when in reality, many of the issues they face are rooted in policies from both Trump and Biden, as well as the larger system they both navigate.
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