Professor: We Have Black, Female, Gay Studies, So It’s ‘Entirely Appropriate’ to Study White Trump Voters

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WATTERS: "November 9, 2016, baffled pollsters and members of the main supreme media woke to the reality that President Trump had been elected president of the United States. Many of his votes came from white working class Americans. Heartland engagement is an effort to help the left connect with voters in middle America. Now a professor is giving a course understanding white Americans who don’t have college degrees. Here to discuss this proposal, can’t you just walk the streets to find out what white working class Americans think?" 
BANZHAF: "Apparently it doesn’t work. So many of these people who have four-year degrees, the pundits, the politicians, the professors didn’t understand the white working class. They don’t understand it. Since we already have black studies and female studies and gay studies, it seems we should study this group, too, so everybody, Republicans, liberals, Democrats and conservatives will understand. We have to understand it. Also, something I came up with after I made this call, it’s already being picked up with by the way. Life expectancy is a basic measure how well we are doing. Since the revolutionary war life expectancy has gown for every group. But recently it has been going down for every white working class. They are suffering from what the experts call diseases of despair, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, and suicide."