Comedian Ronny Chieng, who serves as a correspondent on Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” has insulted Trump voters as “f**king morons,” claiming they aren’t intelligent or even reasonable.
“Basic Instinct” star Sharon Stone has blamed President-elect Donald Trump’s victory on what she called “uneducated” Americans who don’t have passports and have never traveled abroad.
A physician’s assistant at a Philadelphia hospital was reportedly fired over a post wishing “ectopic” pregnancies on the daughters of women who voted for President-elect Donald Trump.
CNN reported that there were “many” people who were supporting former President Donald Trump in Virginia who were unwilling to share their “views on camera.”
The onetime battleground state of Florida has started to lean further toward the Republican Party even as population growth continues to come from left-leaning states.
The number of those working in sports media who are voting for President Trump but afraid to say so is “staggering,” Outkick’s Clay Travis said Monday.
California pastor Bill Johnson wrote in an op-ed at the Christian Post he is voting for Donald Trump “with confidence and a clear conscience,” despite left-wing and media attempts to portray him as evil.
Sunday on MSNBC, former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele called President Donald Trump’s supporters “stupid.”
Former ESPN personality and ‘Atlantic’ writer Jemele Hill has affirmed that she thinks anyone who votes for President Donald Trump a racist.
The majority of Pennsylvania voters believe that there are “secret Trump voters” within their communities, a Monmouth University Poll released Wednesday found.
Former State Department Inspector General Steve Linick’s investigation into Secretary of State Mike Pompeo included allegations that he made a staffer walk his dog.
“I love guy,” said a supporter of President Donald Trump to Breitbart News after being called onstage during the president’s “Keep America Great” campaign rally in Las Vegas, NV, on Friday.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan declared Friday in her weekly column that “Trump’s Defenders Have No Defense.”
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) falsely claimed during CNN’s Democrat debate in Westerville, Ohio, Tuesday night that the majority of Trump voters want gun control.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said on Saturday the U.S. had “serious problems” before Trump because of the people who voted for him.
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) slammed Hillary Clinton for her recent comments about Americans who voted for President Trump, warning the former presidential candidate that she should be “more careful” in talking about those voters.
Reducing the overall number of illegal and legal immigrants flooding into the United States every year is the second biggest priority for Republican voters.
Comedian and left-wing activist Sarah Silverman claimed ‘patriotism is perverted,’ called President Donald Trump ‘childish,’ and mocked what she called the “Christian fringe” in an interview to promote her new Hulu television series this week.
Actress, comedian, and former Bernie Sanders supporter Sarah Silverman says she “fell in love” with Donald Trump voters while traveling the country to work on her new Hulu television series, ‘I Love You, America.’
Voters who live in the heartland and outside the New York-D.C. media bubbles do not care about the legacy media’s obsession with Russia.
White former President Obama voters switched for Donald Trump for his views on immigration and terrorism, a new survey argues.
A HuffPost/YouGov poll released Wednesday found that 83 percent of Trump voters believe the media is hostile towards them—with 60 percent saying the media is “enemies to people like” them.
In phony talk of “impeachment,” the Washington establishment is not just attacking Trump, but his voters. And they know it. Washington, beware.
According to a controversial new analysis by the Washington Post, Trump voters were motivated by “racism” more than a number of other factors in their presidential ballot choice last November.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) defended people who voted for President Trump in a speech Friday, saying that the Democratic Party needs to better represent the working-class voters who supported his presidency.
