This just proves that some (not all) of Sanders and Trump supporters are driven by sheer negativity, not a wish to support that particular person. For Trump, this was nicely framed by Anne Coulter, when she said that Donald Trump’s immigration policy is so awesome, she doesn’t care if he performs abortions in the White House. Similarly the same ilk of Sanders voters want non-institutional chaos, irrespective of how it turns out.
What is similar to both groups are that they are driven by the "have-nots" (typically blue collar whites), who believe that in the ensuing Trump/Sanders "revolution", they would materially prosper - for a lot of their supporters, this is all about "ME", not some grand cause.
Obviously I do not want to generalize - a lot of Sanders supporters are genuinely trying to promote progressive values; a lot of Trump supporters believe that the country could be better ran than it currently is. But these loudmouths at the DNC convention and the David Duke segment of Trump's supporters definitely belong into the first category.
If you think this is a line of argument that would gain any traction with those opposed to Clinton, particularly after the different recent email "scandals", I think you are gravely mistaken.
When the leadership of the Democratic party is so openly about nothing but themselves, seeing them trying to raise the standard of enlightenment and rally the troops is insulting.
If Trump is elected (which I fervently hope he is not), I'd like to see his first act being tossing Hillary and the rest of the Clinton crew in jail to rot. They'll deserve it, if for nothing else, than for being so consumed by their own egos that they let the nation fall into the hands of Trump and his ilk.
(Now, back to looking for jobs in Canada.)
I am sure that you meant to say something, and I am confident that in due time, you will succeed. But next time, please try to make a coherent argument or, at the very least, don't take my words (in vain
) in order to justify whatever you are trying to justify at the moment.
