[kiryandil]

The Trump voter is a patriarchal authoritarian primed since early childhood to fearfully submit to a bullying father who always knows best.

Actually, Erica, you ignorant wench - I just want to see Trump stomp you and the rest of the "journoblogger" crew of the Media Death Star into a quivering mass of whimpering bloody jelly.

[Trump_vs_Evil_Witch]

The twisted thought patterns of the left are near the same levels of hysterical deception which swept across China during the ‘cultural revolution’.....very brainwashed & very dangerous

[mass55th]

These morons couldn't be farther from the truth with their stereotype of a Trump voter, at least as it applies to me. I was born in 1947. My father came to this country from Holland in 1912 as a little boy with the rest of his family. My mother came to this country as a little girl with her mother and brother in the early 1920's. I am a first generation American, and unfortunately never knew any of my grandparents as they had all died before I was born.

My Dad worked on the NY Central Railroad, was a Union member, and an avowed Democrat. My mother cleaned houses and did laundry for a few bucks a week. My Dad never completed grammar school. My mother left highschool to marry my father when she was 16. No, they didn't have to get married. Their first child, my oldest sister wasn't born until my mother was 20. My Dad never served in the military. He was too young for WWI, and about 37 when Pearl Harbor was bombed. They never would have taken him anyway. He had Osteomyelitis. One leg was shorter than the other, and he had a constant draining wound his whole life. My only brother served in the Army, and was in Vietnam during '66-67. I'm the only one left of the four kids they had.

I grew up in the City of Rochester, and attended a racially mixed highschool, graduating in 1965. I was the youngest girl in the family, and the only one to attend college, although it was later in life. I managed to get my Masters Degree, although I never used it in my job. College was more of a challenge to myself to see how far I could go. I spent many years doing historical research on the Civil War as a hobby. I did my Masters thesis on the second black regiment out of Massachusetts, tracking down descendants of both the white officers, and the black enlisted men. Some had been slaves, and I met and became friends with the grandson of one of those former slaves. I probably know more about black history than most blacks do. I'm still a history buff. Now my interests are in British history, WWI and WWII.

Hey libs...take your stereotypes and shove them.

[ManHunter]

“According to most commentators, the prototypical Trump supporter is an uneducated, narrow-minded bigot...”

This “narrative” never ceases to absolutely incense me to the point that I want to throttle a liberal - literally.

Having seen many comments by liberals/Hillary supporters on a number of different sites, I’m continually amazed at their almost universal inability to spell the most basic of words and apply simple grammar rules. And we’re supposed to be the uneducated slobs...