[Mr Radical]

Maybe the writer does, in some small way, get it at the end, but I gave up trying to translate after just the first paragraph...

I call it a "mystery" [1] because the working-class white wide variety of ordinary people who make up the bulk of Trump's fan base show up in amazing numbers for the candidate, filling stadiums and airport hangars, but their views, by and large by design, do not appear in our prestige newspapers Marxist propaganda sheets aka toilet-paper. On their opinion pages, these publications take care to represent demographic categories of nearly every kind to present only the Mainstream Media agenda, but "blue-collar" is one they persistently overlook ignore. The views of working-class people are so foreign to that universe alien to our own rose-tinted world-view that when New York Times columnist overpaid propagandist Nick Kristof wanted to "engage" [2] a Trump supporter last week , he made one up, along with this imaginary person's responses to his questions [3]

[1] a "mystery", dear brain-washed Guardian readers, so you don't need to indulge in original thought, I've done all the thinking on your behalf; all you need to do is read along with me and know how clever you are to be able to share this understanding
[2] "engage", of course, because you can't simply talk to a Trump supporter, they are too stupid, you have to make the effort or at least feign the interest to engage with them
[3] because he couldn't bear to hear the real honest down-to-earth truth nor even less would he dare report it

[polly-put-the-kettle-on]

Mr radical.....thank for the clarification!
Nicely done, IMO.

[bert]

America can not be America so long as there is a New York Times.

The old gray whore should be stood against the wall and shot