Black, Latino Shift to GOP Is Real in PA ... And May Be Spectacular

Goodwin, whose parents labored in the civil rights movement in Philadelphia in the 1960s, said she was initially a Libertarian and became drawn to the Republican Party because of a sense of purpose she felt among fellow members.

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A shift in the polls toward Donald Trump among black voters has been met largely with skepticism by the national press and dismissed by talking heads on cable news – perhaps because they don’t know any person of color in their social or professional circle who would ever consider voting Republican. ...

The event for Moreno that Reynolds held was filled with black, white, and Hispanic voters looking for someone to hear their concerns. Nanette Taylor, a local entrepreneur, handed people Moreno signs as they left. “Events like this go unnoticed,” she said.

Ed Morrissey

It's Pauline Kael-ism, and it's the result of a news industry whose 'reporters' come almost exclusively from Academia-based journalism schools. Salena is one of the rarer examples of people who report news as a craft and routinely build sources and contacts outside the progressive-elite bubble. 

Will this blossom into a real shift in November? It's too early to predict, but it's clear that voters in all of these Democrat-dominated demos are having second thoughts about their party loyalty. 

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