6-in-7 GOP Voters Say Minorities Favored over White Americans, but 6-in-7 Democrat Voters Say Whites Favored Over Minorities. By John Binder.

Polling analysis from the Pew Research Center reveals that the overwhelming majority of Republican voters in the recent midterm elections, 85 percent, say the U.S. today favors minorities over white Americans. Only 11 percent of GOP voters said white Americans are favored over minority groups.

On the opposite end of the political spectrum, 87 percent of Democrat voters in the midterm elections say white Americans are favored in the U.S. over minorities. Only 12 percent of Democrat voters say minorities are favored over white Americans today.

The poll is an indication, again, of a Republican Party that is increasingly made up of a white working- and middle-class majority that feel disenfranchised due to country’s mass immigration policy of importing more than a million legal immigrants a year, while at the same time, having their jobs outsourced to foreign countries through the globalization of the country’s economy.

Polling and the recent midterm elections show, yet again, little-to-no support for economic libertarianism with GOP voters overwhelmingly in support of President Donald Trump’s economic nationalism.

More evidence of the great re-alignment: the left stopped dancing with the working class a couple of decades ago (“a bunch of deplorables”) and is now wooing all identity groups other than white Christian straight men.

hat-tip Stephen Neil