Tough choice for Americans, that's for sure....

But all that talk about 'whitelash' just shows how little the professional talkers understand the phenomenon. It's weird. They've gotten so used to their own categories, they have real difficulty assimilating what Trump supporters explicitly say.

I can, tho' I have to admit I disliked a lot of the message & required some time to get used to it. Essentially, they want:

• A crackdown on illegal immigration primarily for jobs reasons, although safety reasons are important.
• Better trade deals from their angle, instead of trade deals seemingly structured to benefit big corporations and very high-priced specialists.
• Reversal of the Rust Belt decay, and the return of manufacturing jobs plus other jobs (mining, oil-&-gas) that don't require a very expensive education or don't involve service work.
• Restoration of the Rule of Law by reining in Executive-branch overreach.

There are more, but these are the ones that stuck in my mind. A lot of the protest part of it was fueled by SLW-type denigration of his supporters as people, which has gone on for a long time before Trump arrived on the scene.

There's a real cosmic humor about Trump's win. The poohbahs-that-be who continually complain about non-affluent Republican not voting "their real interests" have gotten what they wished for - only Joe 'Merica's "real interests" have been expressed by Donald J. Trump!