Jiang says the George Floyd protests made Black voters and young voters view Trump as hostile or racist in 2020, but that this anti-Trump mobilization may not transfer to Biden in 2024.
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Anti Trump
Jiang describes 'doesn't hold grudges,' 'listens,' 'team player,' and 'empathy' as the anti-Trump traits that helped move suburban women toward Biden.
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Jiang describes 'doesn't hold grudges,' 'listens,' 'team player,' and 'empathy' as the anti-Trump traits that helped move suburban women toward Biden.
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"But this year the debt is paid off, right? So they won't feel so loyal to Biden, okay? Also in 2020, there's something called..."
"So many Americans see this as just bad leadership, okay? So that's black people. And recent polls show that actually Biden's lead with black..."
"...things. Doesn't hold grudges, listens, team player, and empathy. This is anti -Trump, right? This is the anti -Trump. And because of this narrative,..."
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A dated May 2024 election model: Biden's 2020 coalition weakens, the suburbs become the hinge, and Trump can win by turning Nikki Haley from enemy into evidence that he has changed.
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