The Motivation of Trump Supporters

Now, on top of Muslims, Jews, blacks, Asians, LGBTQs, immigrants, poor people, libtards, people of science, we have woke.
Moreover, “woke” doesn’t apply merely to individuals; it applies to groups, some of which are enormous, like the 203,000 employees at Disney and the 1.1 million active duty U.S. military personnel. God only knows what they think of the Reserves.
There is a sponsored post of Facebook that asks people to weigh in: Have you abandoned President Trump? I’m sure there are damn few yeses. You either despised the man from the moment you first heard him speak, or you’ll be with him forever.

What the author of the meme says here is completely true, which is why there is no indication whatsoever that Elon Musk wants to help America.
I wrote a post the other day to the effect that, in the face of all this stupidity and hate, there are areas in which our civilization is making great progress. This gives us all room for hope.
I consider myself fortunate that I have no access to Donald Trump’s private thoughts. There are enough disgusting elements of our world today without adding more.
Marine Le Pen has made it clear that her politics are similar to those of Putin and Trump. Exactly what that means she didn’t say, but what could she possibly mean? Politically, what do these two men have in common?
I distinctly recall the U.S. politics of the 1980s and 90s, and how close the two main parties were ideologically. In particular, they were both engaged in corruption, feeding off large donors in exchange for favors, and virtually united in their neoliberalism, i.e., favoring the reduction of government influence in the economy through privatization and austerity.
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I wouldn’t say the Republican party “stands for nothing.”