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    Pennsylvania's forgotten say the president is their man for 2020

    Pennsylvania's forgotten say the president is their man for 2020

    It is not an unusual sentiment in this blue-collar corner of Pennsylvania: “I voted Trump last time, and I’ll vote Trump next time because there’s a lot of loonies out there.” What is unusual is that Gary Reese, 75, served as the Democratic mayor of Kingston, a town in Luzerne County at the heart of what used to be the state’s coal belt, in the 1990s. “The Democrats used to be about the working man,” he continued. “Now, they sound like communists.” Read more #DonaldTrump #202
    Midterm results offer Donald Trump a populist path to 2020 US election victory

    Midterm results offer Donald Trump a populist path to 2020 US election victory

    If America’s midterm elections were a referendum on President Donald Trump’s performance so far, then this divided, polarised country delivered a predictably split result. Mr Trump will wake up on Wednesday morning knowing that he lost control of the House of Representatives while at the same time his Republican party was on course to strengthen its grip on the Senate. Read more #DonaldTrump #Midterm #elections #Congress
    Former Democrats in Pennsylvania are sticking with Trump

    Former Democrats in Pennsylvania are sticking with Trump

    If Tuesday’s midterm elections are a referendum on Donald Trump’s performance as president then the voters of Luzerne County, at the heart of what used to be Pennsylvania’s coal belt, need no further encouragement. “Nothing has changed since 2016,” said Kathy, a registered Democrat. “In fact, I’m just a little bit more sure. Any doubts have gone.” So when she casts her vote on November 6 in Congressional and local elections she will plump for one party across the board – the

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