"A lot of America runs on intimidation and a lot of Americans are obsessed with personal image. Dissect the culture, not just the tweets of the man at the top." John Doyle's careful wording shows that he's trying to show that he's not generalizing. Nevertheless, he is clearly generalizing ("dissect the culture").  Like all generalizers, he is only half-right, or to be more accurate, he is three million votes from being half-right. The other and larger half of the American electorate aren't crude, pushy, self-centered, and vile. They are appalled by the president who rules by Twit, and they are decent people -- just like John Doyle on his good days.