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One Son Is Trans, the Other Loves Trump. Our Family Lives the Divide

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Kamala Harris ("Why Trump may be about to stage the biggest comeback in U.S. history," by Andrew Sullivan in The Times of London).I shared it with a friend, adding I found it refreshing considering all The Hill, HuffPost type, fluffier articles I had been reading—the freebies from Apple News.My friend read the article and did not have the same reaction.

I said I'd read it again, which I did, and then I excerpted the parts that resonated with me just days before the election.The Democrats also missed a critical new reality in American politics: It's about class, not identity.The Biden-Harris messaging was directed to women, "queers", African-Americans and "Latinx" people.

Trump's messaging was about how well working-class people did before COVID, and how they could prosper again."Harris is for they/them.

Trump is for you" was a potent message. And if the polling pans out, Trump could assemble the most multi-racial coalition since Nixon, winning record numbers of black, Latino, Muslim, and gay votes.I have a trans son whom I love, support, and enjoy being around.

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