honestly with some folks in the media it seems like they just can't accept the fact that their precious little "Lying Teddy Bear" didn't win the nomination some republicans are turning their support to Hillary just to spite Trump! that and of course some of them are probably the politically correct type who've jumped aboard the "woman president" train! personally I wouldn't take issue with a woman president but I just don't think we need THAT woman! 455

It's funny how both Trump AND Hillary have problems with women! Trump can survive. But nobody trusts Crooked Hillary.

The following is excerpted from a recent column by Thomas Edsall:
Trump has capitalized on the visceral belief of many white voters that government-enforced diversity and other related regulations are designed “to bring Americans to submission” by silencing their opposition to immigration — legal and illegal — to judicial orders putting low-income housing in the suburbs, and to government-mandated school integration, to name just a few of their least favorite things.
Trump’s supporters, judging from the venom with which they refer to “political correctness,” perceive the network of state, local and federal anti-discrimination laws and directives as censorious and coercive.
The furor over political correctness has been brewing for a half century, since the broad rights revolution of the 1960s, which included the passage of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act on the heels of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The 1965 legislation and subsequent measures shifted United States policy to raise the total number of immigrants from Asia, Africa and Latin America and to sharply reduce the proportion of European whites...
Between 1965 and 2000, the highest number of immigrants (4.3 million) to the U.S. came from Mexico, in addition to some 1.4 million from the Philippines. Korea, the Dominican Republic, India, Cuba and Vietnam were also leading sources of immigrants, each sending between 700,000 and 800,000 over this period.
The African immigrant population in the United States grew from 80,000 in 1970 to 1.8 million in 2013, according to Pew. The immigrant population from Middle Eastern countries grew from 235,000 in 1980 to 1.02 million in 2013, according to the census.
Opposition to the surge of non-European, nonwhite immigration is a bedrock of the Trump campaign, a crucial element of his attack on political correctness and a key component of the loyalty he elicits from noncollege, middle- and lower-income voters opposed to liberalized immigration — voters who believe they have been dispossessed...
Jonathan Haidt, a professor at N.Y.U., suggests that one way to better understand the intensity of Trump’s appeal is by looking at something called “psychological reactance.” Haidt describes reactance as
"the feeling you get when people try to stop you from doing something you’ve been doing, and you perceive that they have no right or justification for stopping you. So you redouble your efforts and do it even more, just to show that you don’t accept their domination. Men in particular are concerned to show that they do not accept domination."
Trump comes along and punches political correctness in the face. Anyone feeling some degree of anti-PC reactance is going to feel a thrill in their heart, and will want to stand up and applaud. And because feelings drive reasoning, these feelings of gratitude will make it hard for anyone to present arguments to them about the downsides of a Trump presidency.
Trump’s anger at being policed or fenced in apparently speaks to the resentment of many American men and their resistance to being instructed, particularly by a female candidate, on how they should think, speak or behave...

Re the candidate adulated by the parody-author, analysed by TrumpPsychology.... "No, worse! Panders to idiots, rednapes. Row on."

In all fairness to the parody author, he denigrated Trump, using sarcasm. Btw, "sleaze" reporter Tom Llamas is of Cuban heritage. Jim Acosta is a Cuban-American. Cubans are apparently a subset of Mexicans, as far as Trump is concerned!

SP, of course all presidential candidates pander. Trump is pandering to White males who feel they're losing this nation to minorities and illegal immigrants, those who would take away Second Amendment liberties, foreign powers that perform currency manipulation and unfair trade to rob this nation, the Vets on the military, all Right-wing who hate Obamacare, and those that see radical Islam as a clear and present danger to the US and the world. And then there's the Anti-establishment bonus. Hillary panders to women, the progressive DEMs, Blacks through touting Obama's agenda that she will ensure, Mexicans through scare tactics of REP deportation as illegals, the minimum wage $15/hr youth (although she'd only raise it to $12/hr), and those that perceive Sanders as a left-of-left socialist that scares the DEM party! Bernie Sanders panders the the youth agenda with freebies, the elderly on Social Security, women that distrust Hillary, and the Left Anti-establishment crowd.

I parody all political candidates and their views :)