VOICED : In Milwaukee hard pressed blacks dumped Clinton

The transcript discusses the unexpected victory of Donald Trump in Wisconsin during the presidential election, despite the state's history of voting Democratic. It highlights Hillary Clinton's lack of campaigning in Wisconsin and her failure to mobilize key voter groups. The economic struggles in Kenosha, particularly after the closure of a Chrysler plant, are explored as factors that swayed voters towards Trump. Personal stories of economic hardship and perceived inequalities in assistance are also shared, illustrating the broader discontent that contributed to Clinton's loss.

What were the reasons behind Hillary Clinton's failure to mobilize voters in cities like Milwaukee?

How did the closure of the auto factory in Kenosha impact the local workforce?

What was the significance of Donald Trump's promise to bring jobs back to America in the context of the 2016 election?

What were the sentiments of voters like Gail regarding their economic situation and support for Trump?

Discuss the factors that contributed to Clinton being 27,000 votes short in the election.