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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIf Trump's kids can't vote for him because they're not registered, doesn't that mean
they didn't vote in at least a few prior elections?
And doesn't that imply the Trump family has not been civic minded or government oriented or . . .
That is, just like Trump didn't care about government much until he decided to run, his children reflect that lack of governmental concern or sense of civic duty.
louis-t
(23,296 posts)unless it can help make him richer.
PJMcK
(22,041 posts)New York's primary is closed to registered party members. If the Trump children aren't registered as Republicans, they can't vote for their father next week.
ETA: corrected punctuation
Brother Buzz
(36,456 posts)Eric, the dim one, and Evanka never bothered to register.
gelsdorf
(240 posts)that I believe a percentage of Trump's support isn't even registered to vote! Gubmint tracking and what not
meow2u3
(24,768 posts)that a large number of Trump's supporters aren't even eligible to vote. I wonder how many are convicted felons in states that permanently disenfranchise them.
skip fox
(19,359 posts)nadinbrzezinski
(154,021 posts)JI7
(89,261 posts)skip fox
(19,359 posts)Johonny
(20,878 posts)pnwmom
(108,990 posts)that unless they are a registered Repub or Dem, they can't vote in the primary -- and that the deadline to affiliate was last October.
skip fox
(19,359 posts)Trump's opponents have harped on concerning Trump) or hadn't voted previously (which reflects Trumps past concern with government.)
It's not as great as discovering Trump hadn't voted for a dozen or so years, but it's almost the next best thing.