“In today's world, everything is online, and yet people in rural areas, low -income households and racial and ethnic minorities all suffer from the same challenge – banards who keep offline,” said Amy Huffman, political director of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance. “It is absurd to say that it is reverse racism.”
For decades, the Republicans have dismantled major government documents to racial minorities, in order to justify the reduction of government programs in a bad way that harm their own voters. This has often been communicated in lying language: for Ronald Reagan it was “Queens of well-being”. For Mitt Romney, it was The “47%” which were “dependent on the government”. For Paul Ryan, it was The “hammock that loses valid citizens for life of dependence”.
We constantly hear that Trumpism is supposed to represent a break with this old form of ideology of the plutocratic Gop, as part of its supposed project, within the framework of its supposed project to redo the GOP as “working class”. But the reality is that Maga often takes on this old race race and, if anything, the overalls its racist connotations. This last decision is an example: once again, we see Trump here perform this same old scam precisely. And again, the voters of the GOP could very well be screwed.
