Puerto Rican voters react differently to comedian's joke at Trump's rally
A racist joke at Trumpʼs rally made one voter change their mind‚ while another stayed loyal. Two Puerto Rican citizens share opposite views on upcoming election choices
In Allentown PA‚ two Puerto-Rican voters show how one incident can lead to different choices. Tairy Pagan (41) didnt plan to take part in next weeks voting feeling tired of political back-and-forth and money problems; however a comedians anti-Puerto Rico comment at Trumps rally changed everything - now shes backing Kamala Harris
The other voter Samuel Negron Jr (55) proudly displays his Puerto-Rican flag tattoo; despite being at the same Trump rally where comedian Tony Hinchcliffe made that offensive garbage-island joke. Even though the comment made him angry (and rightfully so) Negron stays firm in supporting Trump: his main focus is on economy and border-control ideas that Trump talks about
Both stories show how voters make their choices based on different things - some react strongly to personal attacks while others focus on policy decisions; this split appears often in pre-election times
