I wish people would learn the difference.

They need to start telling Trump to fuck off and start panning the crowd.

I have no certainty that is why they were there but it is within the realm of possibility.

To pay their hospital bill. I watched one of the videos from last night, there was genuine hatred in that hall. Soon enough, that hatred will be immediately turned on a nonwhite face.

Michael Symonette. Look him up. He actually was charged with murder at one point.

His group has absolutely outlandish beliefs, like attacking Cherokee Indians for whatever reason and claiming that Oprah is literally the devil.

I remember him protesting outside a Hillary speech I attended and he was going off on how Hillary was a "Rothschild". So, yeah......

Trump always has a few black folks seated behind him so the camera can pick up how "diverse" his crowds are.

As I said above, the media needs to pan the crowd more.

Try "homophobic."

For obvious reasons.

I realize they don't vote their numbers, and that a fair number are white and thus hard to pick out, but if this journalist is going to talk about homogeneity he should have looked more carefully.

Unfortunately, other observers and pollsters are reporting adherence to this administration among conservative Hispanics in spite of everything. Unfortunately, the comments I've read have not broken attitudes down between white and non-white Hispanic citizens. The people persecuted by Trump, torn apart, jailed as criminals, with children put in cages, are of course predominantly indigenous Americans. One would think even trumpsters of that heritage would take it personally.

lol. These people are fools. The guy doesn’t give two shits about them

this romantic notion that is put forward by "working class."

I suspect there was both a healthy does of people who lean HARD on the government for cash assitance and or medical care, as well as people who are of the means that would not qualify them as "working class."

Just giving the freak show too much credit to make one of the descriptors being "working class," assigns too much of an affirmative nature to them.