Can we drop the "Nazi Generation" talk now?

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First: Trump ≠ Nazi. He's just really bad with words and the press. He didn't condemn the KKK not out of malicious intent, but instead out of a misunderstanding with the press.

Second: Alabama's result has no indication of a "anti-Trump" vote in a red state. It was just against an alleged sex offender. Alabama does not indicate a trend. Had these allegations not come out or had Roy Moore been a better candidate, I almost 99.99% guarantee you, even with the current political climate, Moore would have won with a 7-12 point landslide. Again, Alabama is no indicator of a national trend unless every Senate candidate turns out to be a sex offender.

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The results from Alabama indicate that young voters aren't turning into Nazis in hordes all loving Trump. In Alabama. Seems kind of odd to conclude the entire country will soon vote like Alabama does now currently in terms of racial demographics.

Why does everyone say Alabama's GOP trend applies to the whole country? It doesn't make sense. California whites are trending Democratic. I see the CA GOP falling into a bottomless pit. I predict the 2020 Democratic nominee will win CA whites (and every other demographic in CA) by a wider margin than Hillary Clinton. I think the country is too diverse for all whites to vote like they do in AL. I think trends will continue to be different in different regions. Alabama is no indicator of a national trend.

Bingo. Some of the voters for Jones may have been part of a backlash, but the majority of them didn't vote for Moore because he was accused of sexual harassment, not because they hated the GOP.