The matters near the capital of the United States say that the liberals refuse to go out with the supporters or President Donald Trump, and now they also distrust Tesla’s owners.
Political Polia, particularly that among young men and women, it has become an international recognized phenomenon in recent years.
An example of the pop culture of culture occurred last month when the stars of “Love Is Blind”, Sara Carton and Ben Mezzenenga, did not marry during the end of the season because cardboard had reservations on the religious and political views of Mezzenga, including Black Live Live.
Mimi Montgomery de Axios reported that political polia feels acute in the Washington area, DC, since government officials and political parties agents seek love.
“It’s so Poliaing,” he told Axios, through axios.
“It always has bone, but now it is in steroids.”
A new aspect that drives tension in the world of appointments is the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) that dismisses government workers in the Washington area, DC.
According to reports, a new accessory in many BIOS appointments applications, DC, according to the reports, told Axios, “fired Doge”.
The DC -based match, Kat Markiewicz, spoke about the current Poliazation, and pointed out that many clients quickly declare that they never go out with someone from opposite politics before she can ask.
The problem has walked with the new administration, in part with the participation of the founder of Tesla, Elon Musk, in Doge.
“Four years ago, five years ago, I was listening:” Oh, I couldn’t go out with a Trump supporter, “Markiewicz told Axios.
“Now it’s like,” I can’t go out with someone if they drive a Tesla. “
Okcupid, a popular appointment application known to analyze trends among its users, Cool axios statistics confirm how the quotes game has changed.
The application representatives said that before last summer, 45% of the users of DC applications said they wanted to coincide with a member of their own political party.
That number increased to 51% after Trump was chosen in November and then to 58% after the day of the inauguration.
According to reports, Trump supporters are assigned differently now that the duration of Trump’s first term as well.
“Despite the tension, more Washingtonians openly express their conservative views on appointment applications, users tell Axios, an apartment in Trump’s first mandate, every time conservatives list their moderate political affiliation.
A DC resident reported having seen numerous photos about appointment applications of people who pose with the president or appaing in his oval office.
“It is interesting how the new administration has allowed people to feel more open about what they believe in this city,” he said.
Hanna Paneck of Fox News contributed to this report.