I have never been able to figure out what these trump supporters wanted or what they have been so angry about. They have lacked spokespersons who can explain what their desires to the public and answer perfectly normal, logical questions. Name-calling just doesn't do it. Anyone can call a name. We live in a 330+ million country, and we are an incredibly diverse lot. Many people are pissed off over something or other, not just trump supporters. This is a "me, too" moment.
Ironically, the trump era has had an intended consequence: we Americans are being introduced to Americans who are not in our particular demographic groups and are listening to each other better and perhaps for the first time. I'm a white Christian woman raised in the suburbs. I always have been addressed as "ma'm." Aside from working with black women, and listening to their worries over husbands and teenage children, knowing that they are not address as "ma'm," and having had some late-night talks with gay male friends, I never really knew what it was like to live in a different skin, and what different people have had to face. Conversely, others did not know what I have had to face, not just in terms of my sex, race, and religious background, but also because of family matters.
It's good to be talking, and it's even better to be listening and learning. This is what binds us together as a nation. You can't stop us because we are on the road to freedom.