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The Trump era awaited — witnessed by the Deplorables, venerating tradition but delighting in defiance. Let tomorrow begin.

As Facebook and Google revise their algorithms to target fake news sites, let’s hope our information overlords dedicate equal vigor to screening out fake narratives from mainstream media outlets. They can start with the half-million web hits defaming Stephen K. Bannon as anti-Semitic.

The Los Angeles Times published an article Sunday accusing Republican presidential nominee of dividing America with what it called “scorched-earth campaign,” objecting to Trump’s rhetoric on the campaign trail.

On Monday’s edition of “The Bill Press Show,” Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), who has endorsed Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, called Clinton’s deplorables line “maybe the worst line I’ve ever heard in politics.” Holmes Norton

There’s something happening here. And what it is, well, it’s perfectly clear: There’s a peaceful revolution rumbling through the country. On one side of the metaphorical barricade: Donald Trump and his “deplorables.” On the other side: Hillary Clinton and her close allies, the Mainstream Media.

But the improvement in incomes may actually help Republican nominee Donald Trump. The 19th century French philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville observed that revolutions tend to occur in times of rising expectations.

Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough suggested that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s remarks regarding her opponent Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s being a “basket of deplorable” may have some truth to it. According to Scarborough, Clinton’s comments

Donald Trump’s campaign officially opened its campaign headquarters in Los Angeles County on Saturday with a warm, diverse reception and traditional Cambodian “blessing dance” in Long Beach.

Hillary Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” smear is a crucial political mistake says Frank Luntz, a GOP consultant long used by the establishment to pick words and messages that promote particular policies and candidates.

The campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump reacted quickly to Hillary Clinton’s remarks that half of Trump supporters were “a basket of deplorables” that were “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic” people.