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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Are you saying there wasn't a party switch at all? It's pretty clear that the Republican party of today is not the big government, pro-business progressives of the Republican Party in the 19th century, and the Democratic Party of today is not the pro-farmer, pro-state's rights and anti-Reconstruction party of the 19th century. Not saying that the two parties literally just swapped ideologies, but they did significantly shift from their original beliefs.
gpt
The party switch was in the 2022 midterms when way more Latinos and blacks voted Republican than previously, while white people are voting democrat in huge numbers. Black Americans voting red nearly doubled. Republicans got about 40% of the Latino vote. Meanwhile leftist whites think the only way they aren’t racist is if they vote blue.

I’m being a little facetious calling it a party switch but the trends are interesting.