Don’t give Trump voters a pass

They do have a god. We call him satan, but they call him by many other names.

I would expect nothing less from the state that sent Barney Fag to Congress.

Nice jog Taxachusetts.

I have been aghast at the amount of illegal aliens entering this country for over 40 years. "Hernandez" can kiss my ass.

We don’t need no stinkin’ pass, we just repeat, “We won!”

I don’t want a pass. Bring it.

Hahaha, they voted in large numbers for Trump, yet they are “aghast” that an illegal alien is being deported?

News flash for this dimwit: Voters cast their ballot for a candidate who promised to DO this. They aren’t “aghast”, which is a pretty stupid adjective to use anyway.

Ya mean all those passes we’ve been getting are going to end? Shucks.

How many of th 19 Muslim Terrorists did Boston’s Logan airport clear for boarding on 9/11? How many?

If we want to limit the number of immigrants who are part of a regressive misogynistic culture, then he defines us as xenophobic... and somehow Donald Trump is misogynistic when he places a woman in charge of his campaign.

It’s ironic that the publishers of the Boston Globe only allow comments to that website by subscribers to the paper, so far from “not giving Trump voters a pass”, they really don’t want to engage with Trump voters at all.

(((Michael A. Cohen )))
Self-hating bed fouling usual suspect.... Their over representation is astounding.

LOL. No kidding.

Screw you, Cohen, you demented, left-wing, lying, self-hating jewish moonbat.

Donald Trump is NONE of those thing you accuse him of being.

No wonder your rag of a newspaper is broke. The only value of this so-called newspaper is the value of it’s printing plants, which can go up in flames for all I care.

The liberal tears can create a new ocean.

This guy is beyond obsessed...

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Michael A. Cohen

Michael A. Cohen is a regular contributor for The Boston Globe on national politics and foreign affairs. He is also the author of “American Maelstrom: The 1968 Election and the Politics of Division.” Michael has written for dozens of news outlets, including as a columnist for the Guardian and Foreign Policy and he is the US Political Correspondent for the London Observer. He previously worked as a speechwriter at the US State Department and has been a lecturer at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs.