Every single Pennsylvania Democrat who attended a recent voter-registration drive in a small western community pledged to vote for Republican nominee Donald Trump.
“They think it is the celebrity of Trump,” Sheik Shannon, 55, told The Atlantic, referring to the political class’s understanding of why people like him are voting Trump. “It’s not. They think we’ve all gone mad. We’ve not. Communities like where I live do not need to shutter and die. We lead solid, honest lives, we work hard, we play hard, we pray hard … we love where we are from, and we feel a duty to make sure that it is here for generations.”
He and more than 60 other employees of Lee Supply Company showed up at the informal drive led by Secure Energy for America — a trade association working to get out the energy worker vote in Pennsylvania.
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5 comments:
Reagan's anti union policies destroyed western PA and it has been downhill ever since.
Because it's the coal region and Trump won't shut down coal?
Not a coal region, it was a steel region.
Unions , screw there self out of work , push for more and more until the company's fold up or move out of the country. Don't blame Reagan
Good work, Pennsylvanians. Get the word out.
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