Please bear in mind that despite the ever-popular hillbilly stereotype, there are many progressives in the South who do not support either [t]Rump or his racist/homophobic/xenophobic agenda. In Kentucky, for example, if you look at the percentages, sure, [t]Rump won handily, almost 63% of the vote. However, if you look at the numbers of voters, there were almost 630,000 of us who chose the other "guy." Admittedly still a landslide for the Mango Mussolini, but that's still a lot of people who would object to being painted with such a broad brush.

I'm in the South, although I wouldn't consider myself one.
I wasn't intending to paint with a broad brush, not in the way you mean. As far as I can tell, the majority of these types of folks are in the South, or more importantly trace their heritage to it or identify with the worst elements of its past, I.e. Confederacy, slavery, white supremacy, etc.... What I was getting at is that a lot of that crap would have probably naturally gone away within the Confederacy itself had it been allowed to exist. I mean, there's no way slavery would still be around.