He certainly has more non-white votes than you think. You can say Carson and Farrakhan are irrelevant, but they both have a decent amount of supporters and they like Trump.
And it seems you have missed the massive increase in voters which Trump has brought. If you think this is like the last election, you are very wrong.
On the topic of racism, it's funny you cite that when you don't even believe whites deserve to have a nation of their own.
1. All you're stating is wishful opinion. Men like Carson and Farrakhan make up a small, small number of the black community. Most of Carsons supporters are not minorities btw...and Farrakhan's supporters are a miniscule fringe of the black community. Their supporters barely make up a fraction of a percentage point when it comes to increasing the GOP minority vote.
Where is the exit poll or popularity data to back up your claims though? We've had a number of primaries and caucuses already, and Im not seeing a new swath of minority support for Trump in the exit poll data that's available. Plus he's still largely unpopular with the minorities of his own party according to recent reports.
That says a lot
2. Trump has increased the turnout of many white GOP voters (both for and against him). Remember, he's only been getting 1/3 of the overall GOP vote...and a large part of the party sees him quite negatively (Latinos especially).
And with that said, have you seen the protests against Trump? He's so unpopular that Independents, Democrats, and ESPECIALLY liberals will come out in droves to vote against him if he's the Republican nominee. You can bank on that. People are fed up with his bs...and the summer and fall national commercial season will mobilize tons of anti-Trump voters once negative ads are on TVs coast to coast.
3. Nice try, but Im not biting on your "white country" bait. No thanks.
