Trump supporters are not buying what the media is trying to sell about him and the situation in Charlottesville.

Guardian:
'He's anti-left, anti-PC, anti-stupid': Trump supporters in their own words

The Guardian interviewed 9 people at the president’s rally in Phoenix about why they voted for him, how they rate his first months in office and what they think of his response to the deadly clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia
These people see through the media smoke screen at what really is happening in this country and they do not think Trump is a racist, bigot or whatever else the leftist throw at him.

I am beginning to think the Democrats throw these labels at him to try to keep their base intact.  They fear Trump's appeal will split their identity-based politics.

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