Trump supporters unlikely to accept Hillary Clinton win

NY Times:

Some Trump Voters Warn of Revolution if Clinton Wins


  • Some fans of Donald J. Trump worry that their concerns and frustrations will be forgotten if Hillary Clinton wins. Others predict violent conflict.
  • “People are going to march on the capitols,” one said. “They’re going to do whatever needs to be done to get her out of office.”

She is everything they have been fighting against.  Trump won the nomination because the base of the GOP was disgusted with congressional leadership that kept giving in to Obama's extravagant spending and programs they despise like Obamacare and amnesty for illegals.  Clinton represents more of the things they oppose, and she lacks Bill Clinton pragmatism and charisma when it comes to dealing with Congress.

I am sure that many in the media will say that the opposition is about sexist attitudes since she has girly bits, but they are as wrong as those who claim opposition to Obama is because he is black.  These people really just do not like liberal programs.

I know that is hard for many liberals to comprehend, but they would have a better chance at cutting a deal if they did not see the opposition as racist, sexists, bigots, and homophobes.  Those kinds of insults are not likely to motivate anyone to do a deal.

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