Jesus!

therefore that must be the case, regardless of what scientists say.

manufacturing jobs and reopen the coal mines.

and "political correctness".

And no, the anti-immigrant stuff isn't about security or jobs, it's about prejudice (small towns aren't losing jobs or lives to refugees and Muslim immigrants).

Outside of the cities much of the USA is a backwards, bigoted cultural wasteland.

Like this gent:

that just because Trump is a fellow racist dumbfuck doesn't mean he's going to give them a good job.

can't breathe the air in their neighborhood, can't afford to drive on their taxed

and tolled roads, get their wages reduced, their unions outlawed, their schools

infiltrated by Creationists, can't afford insurance for health care, have their food stamps,

Medicare ,and Medicaid slashed, maybe they will see and feel the error of voting for

Trump and Republicans.

I am so tired of their pathetic "reasoning" that I don't care how much they suffer when this inevitably happens. They deserve to be ashamed of themselves and their blatant racism and sexism.

I would love for a push back against the "PC" label. The right has slandered that phrase to the point it's become a label like "liberal". When did being a decent human being to your neighbor become a bad thing? It's infuriating.

It is a virtually meaningless label and people project their own ideas onto it. Progressives/Liberals argue for language that is inclusive and respectful of people who have been historically marginalized. I know that some people on the other side of the issue, including some who share some liberal views like Bill Maher say that "PC" restricts the ability of people to express themselves and creates resentment. Perhaps it does, though I would disagree. It is difficult to be inclusive and respectful, especially of values that go against your own, but I believe that the label has been denigrated to stifle the movement toward inclusion and respect.

We need to push back and remind people of what you stated. Being a decent, respectful human being is not a bad thing. Being intolerant and using exclusionary language is.

Has very right to her opinion, yet I doubt the bigoted darling understands the consequences of "digging what they're actually saying" much less the actual actions of Trumps administration, which will be, ultimately, war--we just don't know who with yet.

...and few vocal Trump supporters will do a public about-face two weeks in.

I don't think this article can claim to tell us what they really think.

He has the worst "first weeks" approval ratings in history (the Gallup daily tracking poll), and I have heard almost nothing about this on CNN or msnbc or Fox. I don't expect Fox to report them but still you'd think the others would discuss the numbers or at least one of the "democrat" pundits on Fox would mention that his numbers are the lowest ever in modern times).

Notice that Trump himself NEVER mentions the Gallup tracking poll, and if he mentions polls at all these days he talks about his "yuuuuuuge" pre-election polls (which correctly showed that Hillary would win the popular vote), and/or he states that he doesn't "believe in polls." Of course he doesn't believe in them -- except when they have him in the lead or above 50% in terms of approval numbers.

Instead of talking about Trump's hideous "approval" (rather, disapproval) numbers, and that by any standards his term is off to an extremely inauspicious start, our incredible (hah) media people do silly stories like this one in which they talk to a few voters who live in an area that voted in massive numbers for Trump. This is obviously a skewed perspective.

Cause it's the "Muslims" fault that she's making $2.25 an hour plus tips and lives in a meth infested hell hole.

Get out there Ms. Smith. There's a big beautiful world out there beyond the railroad tracks. Despite what Faux news tells you, we won't bite