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  That was one of those that's it, there's no way he's getting elected moments for me (like most people, I had several).
  I understand that there's a strong constituency for anti-intellectualism in the country, and really always has been, but that remark was straight up insulting. And typically, people don't vote for someone they think is insulting them no matter the quality of their education.
  There was no promise of getting they themselves better education or making sure that their kids are better educated than they were. Instead, it was an implicit guarantee that he will do everything he can to make sure their kids are at least as poorly educated as they are, so that they will all continue to be "loved."
  ed to add: And they fucking ate it up and begged for more.
context: He’s trashy and not a good fighter. >
  
  Babbit was also trashy and a bad fighter 😂 >
  
  She was good insofar as she led a one-woman suicide charge. >
  
  She was breaking through the window and screaming with the crowd "There they are, get them," despite the officer saying stop several times, just so she could sit down and hold a peaceful protest. That's the MAGA and Fox News version of events. They practically said that the doors and windows just started breaking all by themselves. >
  
  Wait, I thought MAGA said she was an antifa crisis actor.
  And peaceful tourist.
  And brave 1776 freedom fighter.
  And MAGA darling.
  But definitely antifa. >
  
  He looks down on his poor and poorly educated supporters. >
  
  Remembering that time Trump got on stage and proudly proclaimed "I love the poorly educated!"...   and the poorly educated cheered back
  Edit:  and reminded further down the thread about how Trump followed up those cheers by proclaiming they were 'the most loyal people'....   And those same loyal, poorly educated cheered back even louder