Yes, white women voted for Trump in large numbers as well, but, across the country, the Republican leadership primarily relies on the votes of white men. For now, this is the group that is most powerful when it steps up.
Monya De, MD MPH
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Monya De, MD MPH (Twitter: @medjournalist) practices internal medicine and integrative medicine in the Los Angeles Area. She graduated from Stanford University and the UC-Irvine School of Medicine, both with honors. She is a former embedded medical report
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