Looks like Trump's highest approval ratings come from the least populated states.

Seems like the more isolated people are from other Americans, the more they support Trump.

Which makes sense because they're more likely to believe the hate mongering and fear mongering Trump relies on to get people to vote for him.

The most trans phobic people in America have never met a transgender person. The biggest xenophobes in America have never met anyone other than white Americans.

I recently watched a clip from the early 90s with Roseanne Barr and Oprah.

Oprah was telling Roseanne the biggest reaction she's had from her show, which I'm assuming was still new at that time, was the sheer amount of letters she received from white Americans, who were impressed with her ability to speak intelligently and articulately.

Oprahs comment to it was actually very illuminating.

She stated, Black people only comprised 13% of the American population. So there were entire communities of white Americans, who based their entire opinion of Black people on what they saw in the media.

As someone who was born and raised in Los Angeles, my entire life has been surrounded by people of different nationalities, ethnicities, identities and cultures.

So imagining a person who grew up in a town, where everyone else was the same nationality, ethnicity, identity, and culture is very foreign to me.

It definitely helps explain the mentality and perspective of the average republican.

Some people learn history in order to repeat it.

I'm actually surprised he's not doing well in Florida.

That's Trump country.

You better get on that, Gracie.