Of course there are people who want to get back to work. You're ignorant because you actually think that I mean EVERY single poor person in the South. When most people say stuff like that, they are talking about a great deal, not EVERY single person, you dimwit.
No shit, there are people trying to not be poor, but thats not why they vote republican. I am sure they vote republican for many other reasons, religious beliefs being a big pull for many people.
Good luck trying to get a southerner to vote for an outright muslim or atheist candidate.
I'm from the south and not religious. As I've stated here before, I don't care if a candidate is married to a dog, has sex with a goat, and worships a unicorn. I want a smaller government overall, adherence to the Constitution, personal freedom and liberty, lower taxes and regs for my business, and fiscal responsibility.
And a federal government that does little if anything more than protect the country from fraud and foreign enemies, while allowing states to largely govern themselves, and for local law enforcement to do its own job. Let me keep half my money. I'll always vote against the guy who wants to take more of my money.
I had very little when I graduated college a couple of decades ago. But I knew I'd get to where I wanted to be eventually. Those principles and ideals meant as much to me then as they do now, even though the lines have admittedly blurred, and I'm mainly voting for a lesser of 2 evils.
But I never let big govt or big unions take care of me and define me or how high I could go in life. It would have been stupid for someone like me to have voted for a socialist even 21 years ago when I got my first "real" job and had little more than big dreams.