Does the recent gun massacre of 50+ LGBT people in Orlando, Florida...

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This event has blown the lid off the political conversation among my friends/family, on FB and elsewhere. Even liberals I know are in open rebellion against Obama for refusing to name the enemy. Despite my politics, most of my friends are white, Catholic or mainline Protestant MBAs and lawyers. These were supposed to be the sane, #NeverTrump people who'll be part of Clinton's winning coalition in November, but a huge number of them are at least reconsidering their support of Clinton because of her association with Obama. This is the Obama generation that voted for him in '08 who are rejecting him and literally echoing Rudy Giuliani's "Obama doesn't love America like you and I do" line. They said this kind of thing would help Trump, but based on the small slice of America that I see, the impact is even bigger than I thought it would be.

Huh? Obama's approval rating is the highest in years. It's solidly over 50%. I admit that this is more due to GOP attacks shifting away from Obama than anything he did recently, though.

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I care very much about their attitudes to liberal democracy and Constitutional liberties.  I don't want to wake up one day and find America voted out of its Constitutional liberties.

Then why support Trump??? He wants do exactly what you fear Muslims are going to do.

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And yet his plan to do this somehow doesn't involve boots on the ground, weapons sales to other groups, allowing the Assad regime to remain in tact, a no-fly zone, just letting Russia do it...

I could go on.

The people complaining about "PC culture" care more about using the right words than doing anything about the problem. They have become exactly what they oppose.

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From the most recent polls, it seems to be Clinton.