Many folks say ALL Trump supporters are racists and bigots.
I disagree.
I think many of them are. But the majority are not.
However, EVERY Trump supporter I know or have encountered in person or on the internet, is a racist and a bigot.
I accept your data point and add my own to the picture. I've encountered several Trump voters outside these forums. The reasons that they stated to me were or were along the lines of "I like his family," "It's funny," "Hillary would be just as bad," and "We'd vote for anyone who promised to get rid of Obamacare, no matter how much we dislike them." I don't think that any of the ones that I encountered gave any indication of racism or bigotry playing a part in why they voted the way they did (outside of these forums, at least). Other negative descriptors may apply, certainly, but racist and bigot seem not to have applied. Slightly separately, I was told that Hillary lost a bunch of votes from a co-workers' friends with her comments about abortion. Whether they then voted for Trump is not something I was told, though.
Spoken like a true privileged white male heterosexual.
Much as it would hardly need to be a true privileged white male heterosexual for that comment.
If one is LGBTQ, laws affecting one's life are already on the books. No marriage certificate for you, Kim Davis is too offended to give you one.
Provided they don't manage to achieve their goal of undoing same sex marriage entirely and nullifying all current same sex marriages retroactively.
If you are low income and you need birth control, funding and clinics are becoming scarce in some areas.
Abstinence only programs of all sorts have been shown to be so highly effective at accomplishing the desires of those pushing them, over and over, after all.
If you are black and worried the police are a little trigger happy, no worries, Trump is just going to add more cops in your town.
This, on the other hand... you say that like Trump's promises mean something.
Tax breaks for the rich, soaring debt because Trump is in denial that anything need be funded except the military, but surprise, there are many other expenses the federal government needs like corporate corn subsidies and cleanup of all the pollution we're going to have when deregulation goes into overdrive.
Militarizing the police, soaring student debt, health insurance set backs and cancelled polities, harassing innocent Muslims which will backfire and increase terrorism, not decrease it, voter suppression of more and more minorities, and that's not even addressing the nightmare possibilities foreign policy and diplomacy have the potential to ensue, trade wars, ...
And then there is outright war. GW did it, who's to say Trump won't start his own war?
This is a bit of a mix of things, though. Soaring student debt, for example, isn't Trump or his administration's fault, whether or not they address it. Furthermore, Trump's already given notable reason to believe that he's breaking a bunch of his campaign promises. Going past that, the Senate and House being dominated by Republicans with goals like what you pointed out is of notably more real concern in a number of ways.
Still, to single out that last bit, Trump trying to charge into outright war is closer to an expection than a mere unsubstantiated possibility. Whether Congress gives him enough rope to make it official is a notably different matter.
