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Cleveland and Cincinnati are well known for being horrible cities (not so much Cleveland these days but it has its ghetto areas)

@GavinTheViking

Does WWC = White w/ No College Degree?

yeah

Idk if those two groups flow perfectly together, but it's still a pretty good indicator.

White Non College Educated Voters make up the White Working Class, the White Non College Educated Population in the Rust Belt is huge

Even with the Steel Tariffs, NAFTA deal soon and Tariffs on Chinese goods, Trump still has a negative approval rating with Whites in the Rust Belt

White College Educated Voters are a Huge Threat

The have been trending left

Yeah idk how I feel about approval ratings, because people may disagree with his Tweets, but like his economic policies, which the latter would matter more in a presidential election, and the former outside of election season.

I bet you a 100 dollars, if Trump only tweeted about important things, he would have a better approval rating

I have never liked the idea of a Twitter President

He just says to much stupid shit that takes up TV time instead of talking about NAFTA

Also, the Trump admin is really focusing on Auto in the NAFTA talks, which is great.

http://www.thedrive.com/news/22596/united-states-and-mexico-reportedly-close-in-on-nafta-car-deal

raising auto wages in Mexico could actually bring back jobs to America because the main reason most companies go to Mexico is due to lower wages.

That's a corny ass name for a car website. "The Drive" lmao

lol

well

I like the "Protectionist Threats for Free Trade Results" approach.

Yep

Simple yet so many people missed it when looking at the tariffs at face value.

Tariffs have a short term "hurting" effect but in the long term, it makes Trade more fair

Glad to see Trump is focusing on Trade so much but I wish he had a little more attention on Immigration

I haven't done extensive research on tariffs but I want to like them but have heard bad shit about them from not-retards

Tariffs are a good weapon to bring nations to the talking table

Trump has some good Trade people on his team

For sure

I also love dabbing on the Unions with Right-to-Work laws tho

So is this a good thing?

Will this win us voters in the Rust Belt

Right-to-Work? Nah it's a "anti-union" law that is up for referendum in Missouri on our primary date this Tuesday

I put "anti-union" in quotes because that's how the unions and Democrats are spinning it.

Tariffs are a necessary and primary tool of national defense, in a globalized economy

globalization does not conceive "competing markets", or at least not in practice

in theory it does

but globalized markets with no limits usually mean that sooner or later, someone will take over and become an hegemony

that's why tariffs are necessary

to protect the national working classes, national products, and interests too

otherwise, in a globalized filthy turbocapitalist economy, companies will close their facilities in "first world countries" to exploit cheaper semi-enslaved labor force in third world countries or emerging economies