The question is how many of them knew. I'd imagine there are quite a large number of people who vote knowing nothing more than "X party good, Y party bad."
MonkeySee posted...
Maybe it's an 'end justifies the means' narrative. They might support his policies and don't think the fact that he's a neo-Nazi will be relevant w/r/t what he'll be given rein to do.
Bio1590 posted...
nemu posted...
The question is how many of them knew. I'd imagine there are quite a large number of people who vote knowing nothing more than "X party good, Y party bad."
I'm pretty sure the guy is actually fairly well-known. He's run for a lot of city-level, state-level, and federal-level Government positions over the years.
The first two are true to extent no doubt. The third is also true but its amazing how ignorant/untrusting some people are.
I doubt anywhere close to all 55K voted for him bevause he is a Nazi or even knew he was a Nazi.
That doesnt mean a solid miniority of them didnt both know and approve of it.
This is almost as bad. This means that some open Nazi like Steve king or Stephen Miller (inb4 he is Jewish lol), a slightly more subtle one like Tom cotton csn work their way up to presidential candidate and simply win because republican voters are literally low-info voters and will just select the magical R every time