Trump has vocal support in the South Bronx

 PJ Media:

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Never one to dodge a chance to kick her clown car into high gear, Comrade Kathy responded to Trump's wildly successful South Bronx hui by attacking Trump for his "fake" rallies and insulting the tens of thousands of people, many of them black and brown — read Democrat — Bronxites who came out to cheer for Trump.

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Throwing a Trump bash in the Bronx was more than just a smack in the reptilian face of AOC who represents a piece of New York City's northernmost borough, it sent an ice-pick headache to the coprolite-Americans at the top of the Democrat Party heap, like Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden. To quote Yosemite Sam, "The Yankees are in Chattanoogie."

FACT-O-RAMA! New York City is made up of five boroughs. The Bronx is the only borough that isn't on an island. The South Bronx is a notoriously tough, deep blue neighborhood and the perfect place for Trump to hold a rally.

But the true brilliance of Trump's rally is that it comes just before a jury of Manhattanites will decide if Trump is guilty of a crime that hasn't really been identified.

As I wrote earlier, the pressure on the jury to convict Trump must be crushing. Their careers, if not their lives, could be on the hook in a city that pats itself on the back when it comes to "tolerance." As a former New York City liberal, I'd like to point out what they are likely thinking.

You see, most liberal white NYC denizens are transplants from elsewhere. They find themselves to be superior to Republicans but, having grown up in safe, lily-white suburbs like Morton Grove, Ill., or Deephaven, Minn., they desperately need cool people to tell them that they are cool, especially if they are on the same political team. That's where the black and brown crowd fits their neediness.
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Trump is finding support in parts of New York that the Democrats thought they owned.  It also suggests that Biden is seen as a failed president by many former Democrats.

See also:

TV Anchor Reveals Democrat Efforts to Create Failed Counter-Protest to Trump Rally

V Anchor Reveals Democrat Efforts to Create Failed Counter-Protest to Trump Rally

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