> to refuse to acknowledge that the inflammatory language he's used during the campaign can and already has materially impacted the way millions of Americans pe

> to refuse to acknowledge that the inflammatory language he's used during the campaign can and already has materially impacted the way millions of Americans perceive and act upon their world You're using real numbers here so I assume you're not just making things up. I've not seen those, but if you have those sources I'd like to see them. Here's the thing. I'm much more concerned with policy than Trump's rhetoric. He's mostly insincere and anyone that has spent time with a politician can see that. His discussions and ideas around policy are as empty and baseless as his threats to build a wall. He's a performer. Not a threat. It would behoove liberals to focus more on policy and demonstrations of how their candidate can positively change the economy than to continue feigning outrage about the things that come out of Trump's mouth.