POLITICOMany Asian Republicans blame Trump, not GOP, for discrimination
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49% : In fact, Trump was the second-most cited catalyst for anti-AAPI discrimination in the poll, behind the fact that Covid-19 was first detected in China, which 63 percent of respondents said was a "major reason" for discrimination.45% : The disconnect was also reflected among Republican AAPI voters in the POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, where a full 48 percent of Asian American Republicans said Trump was a reason for anti-AAPI discrimination -- only one percentage point behind the number of Republicans who said the same about Democratic lawmakers -- which Wong said could further illustrate AAPI voters' tendancy to separate the candidate from the party.
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