It's legit. Maps like these aren't uncommon. They've been published for years based on exit polling data and actual election returns. The Democrat party's strategy of demographic replacement goes back to the 60s and is based on maps like these. Democrats realized that they couldn't change people's minds. People who grew up in American culture of rugged individualism, meritocracy, and freedom learning about the founding ideals of this country in school would never accept their ideas. So, their solution was to simply import non-white people with no loyalty to classic American culture or the founding ideals of this country, no ethnic links or birthright roots to this nation or its land and heritage. Immigrants would be willing to change to systems more like what they were used to so they didn't have to assimilate.
Maps like these have been produced as long as I've been alive and they always show the same: demographic replacement is a viable political strategy.
I'll leave it to the OP to post his specific source, but yeah, it's legit.
Edit: It occurred to me that I should add a caveat. Since then, there have been 3 wildcards that defeated this strategy. First, Nixon in 1972 won a landslide on promises to end the Vietnam War and his successful domestic policies. Second, Reagan in 1984 won a landslide on his successful domestic policies and his efforts to thaw the Cold War which ultimately lead to the end of that war. Third, Donald J Trump in 2020 won a landslide (prior to the election theft) on his successful domestic policies and his efforts to end the litany of foreign wars we were involved in. Seeing a pattern?
Three candidates promised to do what the American people actually wanted and then delivered. They bucked the oligarchy that controls both political parties. They stopped the wars and focused on sound domestic foreign policy combined with muscular diplomacy to resolve foreign entanglements. That crosses demographic lines, but if the parties stick to their entrenched positions, demographics is destiny.
It's legit. Maps like these aren't uncommon. They've been published for years based on exit polling data and actual election returns. The Democrat party's strategy of demographic replacement goes back to the 60s and is based on maps like these. Democrats realized that they couldn't change people's minds. People who grew up in American culture of rugged individualism, meritocracy, and freedom learning about the founding ideals of this country in school would never accept their ideas. So, their solution was to simply import non-white people with no loyalty to classic American culture or the founding ideals of this country, no ethnic links or birthright roots to this nation or its land and heritage. Immigrants would be willing to change to systems more like what they were used to so they didn't have to assimilate.
Maps like these have been produced as long as I've been alive and they always show the same: demographic replacement is a viable political strategy.
I'll leave it to the OP to post his specific source, but yeah, it's legit.