America is winning, just not in places Trump voters live

Ron Bronstein reminds us that Hillary Clinton made up nearly three quarters of the country's economic output in the years before the election of Donald Trump. Two-thirds of new work. "The Brookings Institute's Metropolitan Policy Program offers a wealth of data.

For example, in terms of population growth, 53 metropolitan areas (urban areas with a population of 1 million or more) accounted for 93.3% of the country's population increase since the financial crisis, but after the period of 2014 it is surprising that it is 96.4 It has reached the scale of scale. (However, it occupies only 56% of the total population). More importantly, the biggest metro grew two-thirds of the economic output between 2010 and 2016, achieving 73% of employment growth. %

Over and over again, Clinton's voters use the words to describe the United States living in playing cards: fear. The dictatorship adopted by this government is not just the threat to democracy. This is a legitimate risk for friends and families who are confronted with racial profiling, are losing medical care and increasingly limited to the spirit of harsh hatred trying to invade the White House. Women and other minorities also suffer from a deeper level of anxiety that is at the mercy of oppressed people. On the cards, they saw abused spouses, school bullies, and the rapists that they wanted to leave. They saw that the hatred they saw were overwhelmed by the world around them and many from the community they thought to be part of them once was afraid and unstable .

For many white people, especially Caucasians, it is a painful cry to vote for Donald Trump. With the exception of most playing card voters, we did not participate in the rallies, and very few people live in a strange, double spherical world of Alt-right. He succeeded in attracting Caucasians in the middle of the United States, especially the Midwest, and well educated Caucasians to help him win the president. Many of his supporters are suffering. Some people are angry. But anger is a mere pain of disguise. Discomfort in Central American Caucasians is seen in mortality, life expectancy, suicide, and opioid usage trends. It may not be surprising that people are turning to cards in the field of oxycodone. According to our own analysis, the cards are superior to Mitronie in the county with the fastest mortality rate.

On March 13, Conor Lamb 's success rate of winning cards voters was lower than that of most other Democratic election candidates. Lamb has received only 5% of voting out of 2016 playing card voters, according to the response that more than 1,000 regional voters have been voted within a few days after Change Research 's election. A change survey previously found that more than 10% of playing card voters voted for a Democratic party or a third party candidate in recent special elections in Kansas, Montana and Alabama. So what is able to explain the success of ram? The most important elements are the enthusiasm of the left wing and the voter turnout rate. As founder of change research, MobilizeAmerica (volunteering platform of Lamb Sports), a poll startup in many parliaments, we have our own insight into what happened. Rum won several trump voters, but he is a member of Congress for Democratic organization, mobilization and emergence.