How Did Trump Do In Counties That Backed Him In 2016 The New York Times We found that counties that had hosted a 2016 trump campaign rally saw a 226% increase in reported hate crimes over comparable counties that did not host such a rally. in their posts, sanders. United states counties where president trump hosted a campaign rally in 2016 saw a 226 percent increase in reported hate crimes compared to similar counties that did not host.
2016 All Over Again The New York Times During an interview with cbs’s “face the nation” this past sunday, sen. tim kaine (d va.) lambasted president trump for emboldening white nationalism after a young man killed at least 50. According to a new study reported by the washington post, counties that hosted political rallies with donald trump as the headliner in 2016 saw a 226 percent increase in hate crimes over. The trio co authored the initial post story, which ran under the title " counties that hosted a 2016 trump rally saw a 226 percent increase in hate crimes." this headline. "we found that counties that had hosted a 2016 trump campaign rally saw a 226 percent increase in reported hate crimes over comparable counties that did not host such a.
2016 All Over Again The New York Times The trio co authored the initial post story, which ran under the title " counties that hosted a 2016 trump rally saw a 226 percent increase in hate crimes." this headline. "we found that counties that had hosted a 2016 trump campaign rally saw a 226 percent increase in reported hate crimes over comparable counties that did not host such a. We find that counties that hosted a trump rally experienced an increase in hate motivated events. we systematically show that trump political rallies were associated with a limited size but significant rise in the likelihood of reported hate and bias incidents. Us counties where president donald trump held a campaign rally saw a 226% increase in reported hate crimes over similar counties that did not hold a rally, political scientists at the university. Researchers in the united states have found that there was a 226 percent increase in hate crimes in counties that hosted donald trump rallies in 2016. the three researchers—ayal feinberg, regina branton and valerie martinez ebers—found that trump’s rhetoric may encourage hate crimes, they wrote in the washington post. Us counties which hosted president trump’s campaign rallies in 2016 saw a 226 per cent increase in reported hate crimes, when compared to similar counties that did not host one, new analysis has revealed.
For Some N H Voters Yuge Choice Between Donald Trump And Bernie We find that counties that hosted a trump rally experienced an increase in hate motivated events. we systematically show that trump political rallies were associated with a limited size but significant rise in the likelihood of reported hate and bias incidents. Us counties where president donald trump held a campaign rally saw a 226% increase in reported hate crimes over similar counties that did not hold a rally, political scientists at the university. Researchers in the united states have found that there was a 226 percent increase in hate crimes in counties that hosted donald trump rallies in 2016. the three researchers—ayal feinberg, regina branton and valerie martinez ebers—found that trump’s rhetoric may encourage hate crimes, they wrote in the washington post. Us counties which hosted president trump’s campaign rallies in 2016 saw a 226 per cent increase in reported hate crimes, when compared to similar counties that did not host one, new analysis has revealed.
Year In Review Powerful Photos And Remarkable Stories From 2016 Wsj Researchers in the united states have found that there was a 226 percent increase in hate crimes in counties that hosted donald trump rallies in 2016. the three researchers—ayal feinberg, regina branton and valerie martinez ebers—found that trump’s rhetoric may encourage hate crimes, they wrote in the washington post. Us counties which hosted president trump’s campaign rallies in 2016 saw a 226 per cent increase in reported hate crimes, when compared to similar counties that did not host one, new analysis has revealed.
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