No, the conservative narrative of what liberals believe is what you wrote, which is different than reality. There are view black residents of Kentucky and fewer in another poor state, West Virginia. The actual liberal view is that there is few opportunity in those states. In the 1920s, there was a large coal mining population. Today, most coal mining is automated and displacement most of those workers. The population is less educated and therefore doesn't attract other industry. It's not that these people aren't able to pull themselves up from their boot-straps -- they just have to have boots. The government provides those boots, in terms of income supplements, nutritional programs and education.
Trump's tweet said: 'Progressive' Democratic Congresswomen" should "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came." Who do you think he was talking about, Santa Claus?
Listen. You can make up your own pointed narrative to prove what you have chosen to believe. The reality is that if we want to help Americans economically, we have shown over the decades that programs to help them have worked. The Republican narrative that the poor are worse off with government help is self-serving, bigoted and cruel. The cadre of conservative billionaires don't want to pay higher taxes that will be used to help "those people." Thus, they invent a myth that the best way to help the poor is to NOT provide them any help at all. This way, according to them, their misery will give the poor the incentive to become educated and industrious, which has never worked in all of human history.
He didn't deny he was talking about the four. In fact, he doubled down.
Nobody on the Democratic side is saying that. It's on the Republican side that I hear and read that the objection to government programs is that the money goes to minorities.
Except it isn't race based. Their proposals are all economic.
I never heard or read that, so I Googled it. The only thing I came up with was the below from a New Yorker article:
So, what you were repeating was Trump's Tweet, not something established in facts. It's a good idea not to accept what Trump says without other corroboration, as he is more than not factually correct.
From your own link:
That completely answers your question in post #192, namely, "Was it propaganda when AOC told Pelosi she was racist because Pelosi wants them off Twitter?" Yes, it was propaganda because AOC specifically said it was not racial animus. So, stop believing Trump, who asserted otherwise. He's a liar. Stop believing and being used by liars.
