Pennsylvania May Be Lost For Trump As Puerto Ricans Are Outraged And Voting

The fallout from Trump's MSG rally racism is intensifying among Puerto Ricans in Pennsylvania as Trump is attacking the Keystone State.

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Puerto Rican Outrage Grows In Pennsylvania

There are a few different dynamics happening in Pennsylvania right now.

Puerto Ricans are growing more outraged as Donald Trump has not apologized for his racist New York rally.

Here is what the Allentown, PA Democratic precinct captain had to say about the backlash:

It’s spreading like wildfire through the community. It’s not the smartest thing to do, to insult people — a large group of voters here in a swing state — and then go to their home asking for votes.

The backlash has morphed into Pennsylvania Puerto Ricans voting, and if they already voted, they are organizing their friends and family to vote for Kamala Harris.

In a state where the presidential election margin is very small, what is happening in Puerto Rican belt of Pennsylvania, which Allentown is the center of is nothing short of a disaster for the Trump campaign.

You may be asking what is Donald Trump doing to counter this?

Trump went to Wisconsin, and did a stunt involving him dressing up like a garbage man and sitting in a garbage truck, as he tried to change the focus to the Republican false claims that Biden called them garbage.

Here is Trump claiming that garbage is the hottest word in politics:

Garbage is the hottest word in politics, just not for the reason that Trump is trying to sell. Trump didn’t apologize to Puerto Rican voters. His campaign hasn’t done anything to try to improve the situation. Instead, they are going with some false claims about a Biden quote, that left out the last half of the President’s quote in a desperate effort to change the subject.

There are other signs that Trump is in trouble in the Keystone State and the campaign may know that the state may be lost.