The way I look at it is, there is a subset of those wearing MAGA hats who are purveyors of hate, who have miscontrued the message to mean something far more heinous. Not everyone who wears a MAGA hat is a purveyor of hate, and shouldn't automatically be suspect, ever. However, when someone who is wearing one is standing outside my polling place, chiding me as I enter ... it's going to make me wary from which subset they come. What I want from Trump ... and should be automatic from any president ... is a denouncement of that hate and heinous activities. I want him to say, 'If you are going to wear my hats, do not behave that way because that is not what my hats stand for.' He has yet to do so. Furthermore, he has normalized and equalized those who partake in such crimes against humanity. While I am a fairly tolerant person, some things should never, ever be tolerated. And since you threw Rahm Emanuel's name in there as some sort of comparison to Trump ... he is no saint either and has quite a lot himself to answer for.