Do young voters resonate with Trump's divisive and racist rhetoric? Really?

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Most young voters are beyond any hope and live in an alternate reality, so no.

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The Democrat Party claims to support gays/transsexuals but has thrown them under the bus because a Muslim attacked a gay hangout. LBGTs should disavow the Democrat Party.

As a transsexual bisexual girl, I say that you are stupid. You claim that the Democratic party is anti-lgbt for not attacking Muslims when the republican party wants to force trans people to use the wrong bathrooms and has fought to AMEND THE CONSTITUTION to make gay marriage illegal.

What do you think of liberals who amended state constitutions to legalize marijuana? I oppose constitutional amendments in either case, but surely marriage is more central to society than getting high?

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Most young voters are beyond any hope and live in an alternate reality, so no.

Are you saying voters who AREN'T "beyond any hope" respond to racist and divisive rhetoric?  I'd really like you to explain that empty quote.

They're beyond hope because they do not judge Trump objectively. Every recent GOP nominee, from Nixon to Reagan to the Bushes to Romney has used dog whistles and racially divisive rhetoric to get votes. Trump just happens to be slightly more direct and does not use dog whistles. The Democrats do it too, with their "white privilege" cries. As for being divisive, that's not even a bad thing. Lincoln was, by definition, the most divisive president in US history, but I don't see you or any other anti-Trump Republicans criticizing him for it.