Swing State
Synopsis
Wisconsin's role as a swing state in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections is examined through interviews with voters from both parties.
Synopsis
Bryan Oldenburg travels through Wisconsin after the 2016 presidential inauguration, visiting both blue and red counties. He interviews residents about their support for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. Voices from the documentary include Georgia Duerst Lahti and Benjamin Scheel, who express contrasting views on the election's aftermath. The film captures the tensions in personal relationships and political discourse shaped by the Culture Wars. Locations such as Madison and Beloit serve as backdrops for these discussions.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Wisconsin residents sharing their election experiences.
- Find out how Trump's presidency affects community dynamics.
- See contrasting views on political change in America.
Did You Know
- The documentary features a resident of Wisconsin reflecting on the 2016 election.
- One interviewee expresses fear that bullying will increase under Trump's presidency.
- The film mentions historical opposition to Donald Trump likened to the civil rights movement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What states are mentioned as swing states in the documentary?
The documentary mentions Minnesota, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Michigan, and Virginia as swing states.
What was the public reaction to Donald Trump's inauguration?
The public reaction included protests and concerns about his behavior, with some individuals expressing shame over his election.
What significant civil movement is referenced in the documentary?
The documentary references the potential for significant civil disobedience and citizen uprising, comparing it to the civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King Jr.
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