'Deplorables' the 2020 version?

Patricia McCarthy:
By now, nearly every citizen near a television or computer has seen the clip of Don Lemon, Rick Wilson, and Wajahat Ali mocking and degrading Trump and his supporters in a particularly poisonous way.  Andrea Widburg today points out what a gift this is to the Trump campaign, and the GOP has already released an ad using it. 
Don Lemon is actually the stupidest man on television, as Mark Levin often remarks, so no one expects anything other than rank infantile behavior from him.  He is a child in an adult body and fortunately has no children.
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Thanks to President Donald Trump, we now all know who the phony conservatives were and are.  Their objections to Trump are to him personally, the fact that he is not one of them.  This club of self-appointed super-elite elites simply cannot abide a clever fox in their henhouse.  They are a pathetic bunch of whiners, but not all of them are as cluelessly vicious as Rick Wilson.  He's a really big player; his most recent job was working for Evan McMullin's presidential campaign.  The most distressing thing, if you read his bio, is that he has adult kids!  And we wonder how and why so many young people are so venomous and spiteful.  Perhaps it is not just social media.  Perhaps they are learning it at their parents' knees.
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Trump has been very effective at turning the competitors' hatred to his advantage and this looks like something else to motivate his base which was already amped up by impeachment.

BTW, I know many intelligent and well-educated people who support the President.

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