ho are moving to the Republican side. And they show some, apparently it's the most massive swing for Black and Hispanic voters since a long time ago, the 60s.

Now what is the explanation for that? What's the explanation? Migration? Economy? Natural? Why now? Why now?

Well here's what they say. So Axios should not be considered a genuine news source or more of a, they appear to present themselves as more of a biased political actor as most of the news does. But here's what they say. The intrigue, this is part of their story. The intrigue, the drop off, meaning the drop off of support for Democrats by that community, comes even after Trump made several racist and bigoted comments about immigrants and people of color.

Now do you think if I click on them I will find them to be racist and bigoted comments? Do you think that's news or was that just some person's opinion? Well you know if you could click on them yourself you'll find that somebody has decided to interpret normal language as bigoted, you know like they usually do. So that's not really news. That's just bias basically.

And then they say the biggest loss might be, at least somebody said, is people under 30. So now Biden is losing young people, Black people and Hispanics.

Did Axios tell the story right? Did they frame this story right? So they're losing young people, Blacks and Hispanics. What's missing in the story? See anything missing?

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