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In reply to the discussion: I keep hearing that Clinton has a problem with men, but really she has no problems with black men [View all]La Lioness Priyanka
(53,866 posts)29. Wasn't referring to Bernie. The primaries are over, Bernie is no longer relevant
The numbers I'm talking about refer to Clinton vs trump, but mostly to Clintons internal numbers. Between black supporters of hers there is no large gender gap, for white supporters there is a gender gap.
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I keep hearing that Clinton has a problem with men, but really she has no problems with black men [View all]
La Lioness Priyanka
Jun 2016
OP
I don't doubt that, but most of my dealings are with white, conservative males. I hadn't considered
Arkansas Granny
Jun 2016
#6
i dont know that there is that much research on this, but i think that you are right
La Lioness Priyanka
Jun 2016
#8
+1, Islanders have a strong sense of matriarchy too... I went to a real luau, the women there were
uponit7771
Jul 2016
#23
MrScorpio is correct. Asians, Latinos, and AA families always have a strong woman at the head
BlueCaliDem
Jul 2016
#26
+1, black women have the lowest suicide rate of any ethnicity on Earth (link) so mentally resilient
uponit7771
Jul 2016
#22
White men. White women. White voters in general typically do not back the Democratic Party
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2016
#14
The clearest dividiing line between the demographics of Sanders and Clinton was not gender or race,
merrily
Jul 2016
#27
Wasn't referring to Bernie. The primaries are over, Bernie is no longer relevant
La Lioness Priyanka
Jul 2016
#29