Voting on sides during WW2?
in Close to Politics ·
Honestly, this is just one of those massive misconceptions people have. Voters tend to back whoever’s looking out for them, and they lean toward the Democratic Party because the old Communist Party basically handed them everything on a silver platter—apartments, steady jobs, you name it.
The Republican Party isn't some group of Nazi leftovers; if anything, its roots are closer to the Partisans, and they've always been the heavy hitters when it comes to actually building and leading the nation through its independence.
That’s why the parts of the country that were hit hardest by the aggression from the South always swing heavily for the Republicans. It’s hard for people who didn't live through those battles to truly grasp the bond that holds those folks together.
The Republican Party isn't some group of Nazi leftovers; if anything, its roots are closer to the Partisans, and they've always been the heavy hitters when it comes to actually building and leading the nation through its independence.
That’s why the parts of the country that were hit hardest by the aggression from the South always swing heavily for the Republicans. It’s hard for people who didn't live through those battles to truly grasp the bond that holds those folks together.