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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here: To be frank, I don't think my reasons would justify well in this space. I just needed to unload somewhere. DCUM was the only place to do it. Thank you for listening.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure you're a troll and just trying to be provocative.  But whatever.  Have a nice day.[/quote]

Why would this person be a troll?  Do you think it impossible that a middle aged black man would vote for Trump?  I don't think it is that far fetched at all and can understand why he would not admit to his friends.  I do think that you are in denial and will be surprised when Trump becomes POTUS.  I see this going down in the history books like this:  Donald J. Trump, a controversial candidate hated by many, elected by a small margin, made the most positive change in the US in a century.  Crime at all time low, economy booming, jobs coming back to US, immigration problem solved, etc. etc.  In his second term, he won 95% of he vote.[/quote]

Different poster, but I absolutely find it impossible to believe that an educated black person could support Obama and then vote for Trump. It's just not credible. It's about as fantastical as your vision of Trump's legacy.

I wasn't buying the troll thing at first, but the fact that the OP can't explain it - to an anonymous forum, no less - pretty much confirms it. Like the Trumpian utopia you're fantasizing about, there's no basis in reality. I think the OP is just another scared, angry white guy wanting to believe the fantasy that Trump is supported by more than scared, angry white guys. [/quote]

Ummm...

Did you watch the convention? There were a lot of black delegates there in the audience.

CNN did a segment where they talked about how many AA people have historically supported the Republican party. Colin Powell, Condelezza Rice, etc. They were talking about the few AA speakers who spoke in support of Trump at the Convention.

The fact that you find this unbelieveable really means that you're out of touch and just want to only see your side blindly.[/quote]

How many of those black people at the convention do you think voted for Obama?  Where are Colin Powell and Condoleeza Rice today?  And if any of these people were asked, don't you think they could at least [i]say[\i] why they're voting from Trump - especially if they have the opportunity to do it anonymously?[/quote]

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