Trump couldn't have been elected the first time without disenfranchised voters of no party or affiliation because they had never voted before ever

 This is what most people don't seem to understand. Trump was elected by unhappy people who had enver voted before for anyone not the rank and file Republicans of old.

These people tend to be working class and never have been to college although often they are Army or are veterans of American wars and actions overseas. So, it wasn't traditional Republicans that were the most for Trump to begin with. Educated people from both parties tended to not want Trump to run at all.

However, when you have uneducated people out in the country who have different values than people who live in Suburbia or the big cities that they surround, you have the kinds of problems like we have now.

I have lived in Suburbs and in the country and this is what I have found, "The Really Crazy off the rails people tend to live in two places:

1. Really really remote places in the country and often they will live on ranches or in bunkers and are preppers.

2. They live in big inner cities and are often homeless or on the edge of the law to begin with for various reasons. And often they are alcoholics or addicted to drugs.

This is my experience with the really craziest among us here in the U.S. and the most likely to be violent in situations like we are presently experiencing.

The reason they don't tend to live in Suburbia is that they cannot appear to be normal enough to survive very much in a suburban environment. 

Is this 100% true?

Of course not because there are crazy people capable of violence everywhere. However, the highest concentrations of crazy people are in the inner cities and way out in the country away from everyone.

Why?

Because when people are socially unacceptable they often have to resort to some level minor or major of crime and this is easier to do in the inner cities (anonymity) and in the remote Country (anonymity)

For example, I found I had to be more careful the more remote I lived especially in my 30s more than any other time in my life in what I said to people when I was living the most remote. I have never been attracted to live in inner cities because either you are very rich usually or you are on the edge of the law.

But, living remotely out in the country was much more desireable to me because I had already grown up in Los Angeles County mostly and I found growing up there makes one potentially dysfunctional in various ways.

So, basically I moved to the country for about 7 or more years to heal from growing up in Los Angeles County. So, as I healed from this experience I was able to grow a lot and to become more balanced in my life and realized I didn't want to live as remote as I was anymore. I realized I wanted to live near the Pacific Ocean more than I wanted to live in Mountains. Because when I lived in the mountains I really missed being near to the Pacific Ocean and the peace it brings into my life. I still love the mountains and it if weren't for the coronavirus I likely would spend 1 week in 5 there in retirement there like I did before coronavirus destroyed all our lives like it has in various ways.

Will we all survive this? Some of us will but there is no doubt it has destroyed our previous lives completely. So, we all will have to create new lives if the coronavirus ever subsides completely.