Anonymous #1 5w

That too

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Anonymous #3 5w

Isn’t causing^

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Anonymous #3 5w

When you’re unemployed you tend to lash out at women and minorities as a scapegoat. We saw that last election

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Anonymous OP 5w

What abt 2008, 2012, 2016 and 2020. We haven’t had a crazy switch in white males and their voting preferences for almost 20 years

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Anonymous #3 5w

For example, 52%, 50% and 55% for the last 3 presidential elections. The only large difference was the fact that a women was running. The economy was dogshit going into the 2020 election and the swing was marginal towards biden in the white male demographic

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Anonymous #3 5w

Look at the unemployment rate compared to women for college grad men

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Anonymous OP 5w

You are debating a different point now

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Anonymous #3 5w

That was my point all along. My post was just way too vague

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Anonymous OP 5w

Your point was that college grad men have a higher unemployment rate than college grad women? And that’s driving a shift to right wing ideology? It’s still not really accurate since white college educated males didn’t have a large shift compared to past elections

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