"We won the evangelicals," Trump said. "We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated; I love the poorly educated."
In response, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel unveiled a totally fake, but pretty spot-on campaign ad created by Trump's uneducated—and proud of it!—supporters.
These champions of Trump believe the U.S. needs a "leeder," a president who will take on the "terists," and lock down the "Mexico/Merica" border.
Sure, it's a gag, but with 20 percent of Trump backers going on record with their belief that slavery was a good thing this country gave up on way too soon, it's probably not so far off the mark.
If Trump's no good (who wants to audit the FED, find out the truth of 9/11, against the TPP, honor the Constitution, as examples), then which of the remaining candidates running from both parties is the lesser of the evils?
Is Trump perfect? Of course not. But whose better then? An article to help us on this question would be nice.