She said, "HALF of Trump supporters are a basket full of Deplorables."
She specifically called HALF of them are such, NOT ALL.
So, your defending a presidential candidate calling Americans deplorables?
The people who are cheering for Russia, which is trying to destroy your country, are "deplorable". The people who think it's a good idea to separate children from their parents, and to lock up children, are "deplorable". The racists, misogynists, and people who hate other Americans because of their politics are "deplorable". And Donald J. Trump is all of these things. So even if you're not a racist, a misoogynist, or a Russian sob sister, you're giving your support to someone who is, and who will assume that support means you agree with his deplorable policies.
The time has come for you to decide whether you're on Trump\s side, or the side of the Constitution.
Let's see, your guy wanted Putin to wait till after the election. So he could kiss his ass better. Your guy?
Those pictures of those kids that were separated from their parents. We'e actually during Obama's presidency. Maybe you should check the dates on them, when you politicize them.
Nothing more hateful than a presidential candidates calling the other side a basket of deplorables because they don't agree with you. If Hillary would've won. I wouldn't of liked it, but I guarantee you. That I wouldn't of ran around in a ***** hat, yelling at the sky.
I hope showing you the hatred of your party helps.
Oh and let's no forget about the hate from lgbt. Forcing chick fil a to stop giving to the salvation army. All those poor kids won't be getting presents on Christmas. Is that the hate you are referring too?
Obama wasn't "my guy". But just like his "You didn't build that" comment that small business owners didn't build the infrastructure or educate the workers whose support underpins all of their success, was twisted by Republicans as an "anti-business" comment, Obama's "I'll have more flexibility after the election" comment has been consistently twisted by Republicans out of context.
Obama was in the middle of an election campaign in which Mitt Romney made an issue of Obama's willingness to work with Russia. Obama wasn't prepared to give Romney ammunition in a closely fought election campaign. He needed a mandate from the American people before proceeding further with them.
What Republicans continually ignore when using this quote is that Obama responded swiftly to the Crimean takeover and the Ukrainian invasion, and immediately cut off negotiations with Russia and imposed strict sanctions against Putin and his oligarchs for all of their bad behaviour. Putin is desperate to end Obama's sanctions, and his support for Donald Trump is due, in large part to Trump's willingness not to impose sanctions on Russia regardless of what they do.
Trump announced sanctions against Russia after the Skirpov poisoning, but he has yet to implement them. He tried to tell Theresa May not to sanction Russia, claiming the Russians didn't do it. Trump routinely believes Putin and lies progaganda lies, over the CIA, FBI, and State Department.
The ONLY reason Trump is still "investigating" the DNC hacking and trying to prove the Ukrainians did it and Russia didn't, is so he can lift the sanctions Obama imposted on Russia as a result of the hacking. The Mueller report in no way tied Trump to the hacking, so why isn't Trump taking his vindication and running with it? Lifting sanctions and the destruction of the NATO Alliance was the price for Putin's ongoing assistance.
Trump is pushing Zelensky to make peace with Putin to, while weakening Zelensky's standing and bargaining position with Putin by refusing to give his unconditional support or endorsement of Zelensky's government, and holding up aid. If Zelensky is forced to settle with Putin, then Trump can make a case to lift all sanctions against Russia, since the Ukraine/Crimea matter, which started all these sanctions, is settled. Trump's his ongoing promotion of Putin's lie that Russia didn't hack the election, the Ukraine did, would be his excuse for lifting the last of the sanctions.
This is, was, and always has been about lifting sanctions.