In spite of all of all the appeals Trump has made to racists, there is a zero percent chance that he's going to be able to turn it into people-harming legislation. This isn't Germany in the 1930's. America is indisputably a multi-ethnic nation that has experienced many decades now of increasing ethnic tolerance since the 1960's.

At any time that Trump tries to make explicit racist appeals from the White House, it will be met by an avalanche of public criticism, from not only Democrats, but also main-stream media and segments of the Republican Party. This will actually serve to help silence the voices of racists, who will be subjected to such criticism that they will be rendered mute.

It is already foreseeable that if Trump decides to take it in that direction, and I doubt he does, it will simply set up the great 'final victory' for the forces for justice and tolerance over racist hatred and bigotry.

Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, would not have had to answer to anyone when she decided to order a muscular response to some provocation, or order a No Fly Zone against Russia, directly inviting a nuclear show down for no good reason.

This is why it IS defensible to have voted for Trump over Clinton, to avoid the near certainty that we would have been in a war within the next six months if she had been elected.

We can handle Trump's brand of sociopathy, but there would have been nothing we could do to stop Hillary from one of her reckless gambles with the lives of other people.

more often than it will make you incorrect, in my view. What a crop of money grubbers and power junkies!

is Jewish.
From : http://forward.com/news/354329/will-steve-bannon-be-the-anti-semitic-fir...

The reaction was quick and furious from Jews and anti-hate groups. The Anti-Defamation League, which stays out of partisan politics and vowed to seek to work with Trump after his election, denounced Bannon as “hostile to American values.”

His ex-wife, Mary Louise Piccard, reportedly claimed during their divorce that Bannon did not want their daughters to attend private schools in Los Angeles because there were too many Jewish students there.

According the court documents, Piccard stated: “He said he doesn’t like Jews and that he doesn’t like the way they raise their kids to be ‘whiny brats.’”

He also asked why there were “so many Chanukkah books” in the library of another school.

that's what we'll do to the best of our abilities.

If Trump turns on the dispossessed workers, like Obama turned on his progressive supporters, then a leftist opportunity may well arise. (A far right opportunity is also a distinct possibility.) There will be special editions of bad news.