by Pops » Thu 10 Nov 2016, 14:17:55
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Newfie', 'T')wo points (if I can remember that long)
1. A few years ago we were lauding working class white men as "The Greatest Generation." I never went for that hype, but how did that group become "The Deplorables."?
Because some large enough number elected a POTUS that expresses outright deplorable attitude?
Here it the first part of that speech where she singles out trump's deplorable positions
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '&')quot;I think we know what we're up against. We do, don't we? Donald Trump has pledged to appoint Supreme Court justices who will overturn marriage equality, and if you have read about the ones he says he's likely to support, he's not kidding. In fact, if you look at his running mate, his running mate signed a law that would have allowed businesses to discriminate against LGBT Americans. And there's so much more than I find deplorable in his campaign: the way that he cozies up to white supremacists, makes racist attacks, calls women pigs, mocks people with disabilities -- you can't make this up. He wants to round up and deport 16 million people, calls our military a disaster. And every day he says something else which I find so personally offensive, but also dangerous. You know, the idea of our country is so rooted in continuing progress that we make together. Our campaign slogan is not just words. We really do believe that we are stronger together. We really do believe that showing respect and appreciation for one another lifts us all up."
So she lays out trumps deplorable positions then later calls out his like minded supporters, being generous I think to only point to half as eagerly backing and cheering rhetoric as decisive as any since Wallace.