Sorry if McFly's examples were not fresh enough for you... Below are just a few more current examples- not that it will matter to you... because the fact that Trump catered to bigots doesnt matter to you, the fact that he embodies none of your conservative 'values' doesn't matter to you... all that mattered is that democrats stood against him, and thats all it took for you to support a monster. Thats all you needed to support a fascist that will destroy all America stands for.

Here is some fresh hate Trump has emboldened, enjoy it now, before it goes bad...
http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/10/us/post-election-hate-crimes-and-fears-trnd/

Black freshmen at the University of Pennsylvania found "violent, racist and thoroughly disgusting" messages on their phones Friday after they were added to a racist GroupMe account, the university said.
The account on the group messaging service appears to be based in Oklahoma, officials said, and investigators are trying to track down who's responsible.
According to The Daily Pennsylvanian, the messages included racial slurs and images of lynchings.
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At the New York University Tandon School of Engineering, students discovered the name of the President-elect written on the door to a prayer room for Muslims on Wednesday, school officials said.
"Our campus is not immune to the bigotry that grips America," the NYU Muslim Students Association said in a Facebook posting.

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Student Moses Karngbaye said he was terrified to see racist graffiti sprawled inside a bathroom in his Minnesota high school.
"#Go back to Africa" and "Make America great again," someone wrote on a toilet paper dispenser at Maple Grove Senior High School.
"That's the first time I honestly felt like crying at school," Karngbaye told CNN affiliate WCCO.

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A San Diego State University student walking to her car was confronted by two men who made comments about Trump and Muslims, SDSU police said.
Officers injured in anti-Trump protests in Oakland

"Comments made to the student indicate she was targeted because of her Muslim faith, including her wearing of a traditional garment and hijab," SDSU President Elliot Hirshman said in a statement.
The men grabbed the student's purse and backpack and removed her keys. After the student returned from calling the police, her car was gone. The suspects are still at large.
Hirshman called the incident a hate crime.
"We condemn this hateful act and urge all members of our community to join us in condemning such hateful acts," he said. "Hate crimes are destructive to the spirit of our campus, and we urge all members of our community to stand together in rejecting hate."
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A day after Trump was elected, some students at Michigan's Royal Oak Middle School started chanting in the cafeteria: "Build the wall! Build the wall!"

A video of the chanting, which has been viewed millions of times on social media, appears to stop after a girl mentions the incident is being recorded.
Royal Oaks Schools Superintendent Shawn Lewis-Lakin said school personnel in the cafeteria responded to the incident.
"We are working with our students to help them understand the impact of their words and actions on others in their school community," the superintendent said in a statement Thursday.
"Our school district and each building in it works every day to be a welcoming community for all, inclusive and caring, where all students know they are valued, safe and supported."
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The day after Trump's victory, someone painted racist messages referencing the election on a wall in Durham, North Carolina.
"Black lives don't matter and neither does your votes," the message said, according to CNN affiliate WNCN.

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Authorities at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette discovered Wednesday morning that somebody chalked the words "Trump," "Build wall" and "[Expletive deleted] your safe space" in front of the library, The Vermillion student newspaper reported on Twitter.

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The Anti-Defamation League has decried Nazi-themed graffiti that appeared in South Philadelphia.
"We are horrified by the appearance of hate graffiti on a storefront in South Philadelphia," said Nancy K. Baron-Baer, the organization's regional director, in a statement posted Wednesday on the group's website. "Swastikas and the Nazi salute send a message of intolerance and hate to the entire community. The fact that today is the 78th anniversary of Kristallnacht adds another layer to this already sickening act."
Kristallnacht was when Nazis rampaged through German towns on November 9-10, 1938, smashing stores and windows of buildings owned by Jews. The name of the incident, also known as "Night of the Broken Glass," refers to the shards of glass left on sidewalks.
Baron-Baer said the group views the graffiti as an isolated incident but stressed that "we cannot allow this behavior to become routine."
Philadelphia police reported several incidents in which walls and vehicles were defaced. So far no arrests have been made.
The words "Sieg Heil 2016" and "Trump" -- with a swastika substituted for the T in Trump -- were spray-painted on a building's glass window on South Broad Street, police said.
The words "Trump Rules," "Trump Rules Black [expletive]" and the letter "T" were spray-painted on three vehicles and a house on South Sixth Street. Police said surveillance video captured a male of unknown race doing the spray-painting about 5 a.m. Wednesday.
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At Canisius College in west New York state, students posted photos of a black doll hanging from a dormitory curtain rod on social media, and one student created a meme with language about "Trump fans," college President John J. Hurley said in a message posted on the school website.
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A student at San Jose State University said she was walking to her car in a parking garage Wednesday afternoon when a man came up behind her and pulled at her head scarf.
The force he used caused the victim to lose her balance and choked her. The suspect, who ran away, was a fair-skinned male wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt.
Campus officials are investigating. "No one should experience this kind of behavior at San Jose State," the school said.
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A student at Shasta High School in Redding, California, posted a video on Twitter of himself handing letters with the word "deportation" written across the top to half a dozen students, school district Superintendent Jim Cloney said in a statement.
The students appeared to be of a variety of ethnicities, Cloney said. After talking to the student and his parents, the video was taken down, Cloney said. The student said he thought the video was funny, Cloney said.
"Needless to say, we don't think this sort of behavior is funny nor reflective of the culture of Shasta High," he said. He said appropriate discipline will be applied.