Trump up with ALL demographics except college-educated white men, according to shocking exit poll! 4 more years of misguided guilt and media brainwashing worked!

by JdN contributing writer, Francois Arouet

Yes, you read that right. President Trump saw his vote share increase by a whopping 8% with black men, even 4% with white women – as he in fact predicted during the riots – but shockingly falling nearly 5% with white men.
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Although white men are still the president’s base – and demographic change still our greatest threat – there’s no ignoring the fact that the President’s total share with white males fell from 58% to 54%.
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According to the “Edison Foundation Research Exit Poll” – that polled actual voters on the day in 14 states – “the Republican incumbent is up with Black men and women, Latino men and women and white women, however his measureable appeal to white men – his number one demographic – fell almost 4% from 68.7% to 64%”
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This can be attributed to four more years of “anti-whiteness” brainwashing, a number of our elderly population passing on, and our metro-sexual youth coming of voting age. Although the GOP did make gains, and there might be a new path ahead bringing in white Cubans and Hindus, the fact remains we NEED to bring our boys back on side if there is ANY hope moving forward as a people.
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This is in fact one of the main reasons John is working so hard to bring his religion to the masses. We need our boys back.
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Can you imagine a day when populist candidates might be more popular with middle-class housewives than their metrosexual sons?
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Sadly that day is fast approaching.
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With Black men, his vote share increased from about 14 percent percent in 2016 to almost 20% in 2020, with Black women it doubled from four percent to eight percent. His popularity with Southern Blacks was even higher, approaching 27%.
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These demographics still heavily favored the Democratic candidates, obviously – with just over 80 percent of Black men and 90 percent of Black women asked stating they opted for Biden – but Trump, as he predicted, saw gains among “his African Americans”.
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The number one reason Biden’s Blacks stated their support for the “boy from Beijing”, was the legacy media’s depiction of Trump as a racist.
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With Latino men, Trump’s popularity increased by 4% percent, from 32% to 36% – reaching almost 50% with Florida’s Cuban and Venezuelan community. In my best Ricky Ricardo impression, “Cooban men no like no socialismo”.
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In all seriousnes though, this is in fact something that we discussed prior to the election.
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Although Mexicans and Puerto Ricans like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez typically vote Democrat – in spite of their Catholic upbringing – Cubans as a voting block, on average, support the Grand Old Party (GOP) because of the Republican’s historic stance of being tough on the Castro regime and the appearance of being hostile to Communism.
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There are several influential Cuban senators, most notably, Ted Cruz – who has been a solid supporter of Donald Trump and an ardent ally in the fight against Big Tech – as well as Marco Rubio, at the fore of the party.
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Cruz, very popular in the Cuban-American community, has been one of the only senators calling for direct action against Big Tech, calling out censorship and fighting for conservative bloggers and content creators on the floor of the Capitol. He has earned a lot of fans with his seemingly genuine efforts.
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In fact, Ted Cruz has been one of the lone voices in the Senate demanding regulation of Big Tech, attacking them relentlessly across the media and on his site during the run-up to the election.
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Cruz, by endorsing Trump and perhaps campaigning for him in Florida online or in person — or at least getting the word out in the Cuban community that Trump is the last man between us and Bolshevism — has done wonders this election.
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Like this nation’s white immigrants of the 17th, 18th, and 19th century, white Caucasian Cubans of Spanish origin (Spain is, of course, a European nation) arrived in America in order to better their lives through hard work in order to escape, often on homemade rafts and planks of wood, from the Marxist ideology which the Bolshevik Left is pushing now.
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They had and have no interest in taking over our country, changing our language, or pushing their culture and ideology on anyone.
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They’re a people able to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, and those who want to earn a living with as little bother from State interference as possible typically support Republican candidates.
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White Cubans fit into this category perfectly and as such, have become part of the fabric of America.
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Even Afro-Cubans like Proud Boys leader, Enrique Terrio – who was viciously stabbed by an Antifa terrorist in DC on election night – are beginning to support right-wing candidates and stand with their white countrymen. Cubans hatred of the Left is based on experience and a genuine fear — something we should all have at this juncture….
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Mexicans, on the other hand – the vast majority of whom are Mestizo or totally non-white – have a very different agenda. They want to push their language in our schools, and change this country demographically. They want to spew hatred against the men who built this nation, while demanding we let them in. As they are typically from low IQ backgrounds, they care little about success, education and bettering their lives.
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And as brother John pointed out in an earlier article “many ‘La Raza’ militants want Mexico to take back states it lost in two wars with the U.S. 170+ years ago: Texas, California, etc.”
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Here’s the remainder of the breakdown of the exit poll.
Edison researchers wrote,
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Despite these rises he was down with white men by four percent. Though he still took a majority, according to the exit poll, this was down to 58 percent from 62 percent. Meanwhile Biden’s share was at 40 percent compared to 31 percent for Hillary Clinton in 2016. This shift meant the gap cut from 31 points to 13 points between the Republican and the Democrat candidate this time out.
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This also reflected an overall loss with non college-educated white voters, down from 67 percent of the vote to 64 percent.
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In general, the polling saw Biden build on Clinton’s share of the white vote overall by five points
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The Edison Research polling saw 15,590 voters interviewed across the United States. These respondents were quizzed at polling stations, early voting sites and over-the-phone for the 2020 exit poll.