It maybe Because they are not clueless ignorant racist rednecks. Also they are smart enough to know that the gop is the party of the wealthy that own the gop party.
Gee that was easy
Originally Posted by Tsmokies
easy and wrong
its a canard and has been for some long time that conservatives are the party of the rich
dimocrats are full of the rich
with only a few, comparatively speaking, exceptions
conservatives, for the most part are the small business owners and normal everyday working middle and lower middle class and those lower than the middle class aspiring to succeed through initiative and work
many minorities have come here for the very reasons conservatives love America, freedom and liberty and a chance to succeed, they've lived in and escaped from socialist and leftist hell holes and they want no part of them
i've said this in here for a number of years, that the rich see the dimocrat party as a bulwark of protection for them
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a better expression of reality would be to say a fundamental core of democrat coalition is the managerial class, also known as the elite. these are the people who run the media, hollywood and the entertainment industry, the big corporations, the universities and schools, the investment banks, and wall street. They populate the upper levels of government bureaucracies. These are the East and West Coasters.
forty-one out of the fifty wealthiest congressional districts are represented by Democrats.
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in the age of entitlement: america since the sixties, christopher caldwell notes that rich americans think themselves to be as vulnerable as blacks. they are a relatively small minority of the population. they fear being resented for their wealth and power and of having much of that taken from them. Accordingly, the wealthy seek to protect what is theirs by preventing strong majorities from forming by using the divide and conquer principle.
r.r. reno when reviewing caldwell's book: "therefore, the richest and most powerful people in america have strong incentives to support an anti-majoritarian political system." he adds: "wealthy individuals shovel donations into elite institutions that incubate identity politics, which further fragments the nation and prevents the formation of majorities."
some of the rotten fruit of the wealthy taking this approach include multiculturalism, massive immigration of diverse people, resistance to encouraging assimilation, racial strife, trying to turn white males into pariahs, and the promotion of gender confusion. through it all, society is bombarded with the orwellian mantra that "diversity is strength," as if repeating it often enough can make it so. it is also why patriotism and a common american culture are so disparaged today. those from the upper strata of society project the idea that if you're a flag-waving American, you must be some kind of retrograde mouth-breathing yokel.