It was four in the morning on the Vistula River when the atmosphere at Donald Trump's campaign headquarters in West Palm Beach, Florida changed drastically. The billionaire had not yet appeared, but many people were starting to celebrate his victory.
Latin for Trump, a fundamental change in the nature of Trumpism
The reason is a report from Florida itself. It is hoped that this election will be won by the Republican candidate, but not by a significant majority. What is particularly surprising is the magnitude of support for Trump in countries that are predominantly populated by Latinos. Simultaneously State referendums on marijuana legalization and abortion failed miserably.
The same phenomenon can be observed, for example, in Michigan. However, the example of another state, Georgia, is very interesting. And here, unexpectedly, many of Trump's supporters came from the Latino community, but also, although on a much smaller scale, from the African-American community.
