2016 Democrat Presidential Candidate Says >>> “White Voters” Showed in the 2016 General Election that They Believed the Democrat Party Didn’t Like White People

"WHITES" VOTED FOR REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE DONALD TRUMP BECAUSE   ---  “THEY DON’T THINK DEMOCRATS LIKE THEM”  ---  JIM WEBB [FORMER DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA & 2016 DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT] 

According to Webb,  with Trump’s winning campaign, we can now discuss how and why white people chose to vote  in an age of political correctness where previously you couldn’t even say the words  --  “White Working People”

According to a report in Newsmax,   “Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb said Tuesday that whites voted for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump because ‘they don’t think Democrats like them.’…   ‘The base of the Democratic Party used to be working people, regardless of race, ethnic, or ethnic identity sexual orientation, et cetera,’  Webb, who ran for president in the Democratic Party primaries last year, said on Fox News' ‘The Tucker Carlson Show.’…   ‘Over time and I think particularly over the last 8 years, the Democratic Party has moved into interest group politics and in many cases, white working people have become the whipping post. I think what you saw in this election here is white working people in these rural areas seeing that someone actually was articulating the fact that they had become disenfranchised and they gravitated toward Trump in my view.’…"   (See  “Jim Webb: White Voters 'Don't Think Democrats Like Them'” by Solange Reyner, 11/15/16,  Newsmax/ Politics   [http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/jim-webb-democrats-white-voters/2016/11/15/id/759092/]).


The Newsmax article closed with the following quote about white voters by the former Democrat Virginia Senator:   “….  ‘They don't align themselves with the Democratic Party because they don't think Democrats like them. And I think what we're seeing right now, finally, is the ability to discuss this issue in an age of political correctness where you can't even say the word white working people without having someone blanch,’ said Webb.”