I read Christian Science Monitor, usually for non USA reporting, but here is something from Ohio.
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2016/0914/What-an-Ohio-town-reveals-about-the-decline-of-hope-in-US-politicsFirst, some context. SW Ohio, Cinci, Dayton and the little town of Springfield mentioned in the article, are right wing, segregated, got a police corruption/violence problem, predominantly against people of color. Springfield and Dayton and many others were some of the "sundown towns," they had signs saying "Niggers out of town by sundown" as late as the 50's.
Which is why this quote from the article, especially considering the source, is very disquieting:
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"Take Raymond Upshaw, a Springfield resident in his late 60s and an African-American who voted for President Obama in 2008. He now supports Mr. Trump.
“They may have elected a black man to the White House, but they didn’t follow him,” says Mr. Upshaw, whose construction business has not done well for years. He plans to vote for Trump because he believes the US can’t rebuild until after it hits rock bottom. “I don’t expect Trump to do a good job. I’m putting him in there so he can continue to destroy this country.” "
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Drivers are telling me this is the sentiment they hear from whites in SW PA. To win, Clinton must carry both the SW and the SE in PA. Right now, both SW PA and SW OH look weak for her.
Wild ride shaping up.
sidd