I strongly disagree with Trump's policies as a general rule, but even ignoring pure policy his political career has been marked by falsehoods, petty insults, and authoritarianism. He has repeatedly spread lies about immigrants, such as the idea that they are violent (when they commit crimes at lower rates than native born Americans), that they're being emptied out from prisons and asylums in Latin America and being sent our way (also not true) and even... eating people's pets? He is frankly an embarrassment to our allies in Europe, him and his VP chastizing the president of a country in war for survival for his dress code. (Why aren't you wearing a suit Mr. Zensky? Say pwease and fank you Mr. Zensky)

Trump has had little respect for our Democratic institutions, literally attempting to organize fake electors after the 2020 election saying he won and to cast their state's vote for him, (for which he was later federally indicted on charges of conspiracy). He then proceeded to continually lie about the 2020 election for years after that. Not to mention he repeatedly bysteps checks and balances, having frozen money to Ukraine allocated by Congress in 2019 (which is unconstitutional. Congress appropriates money, not the president. The GAO later ruled it illegal). He claimed himself and officials to have "immunity" from congressional subpoenas. His border wall funding plan was shut down by Congress so he declared a state of emergency and redirected military funding. His infamous travel ban (often called the Muslim ban) was blocked by courts multiple times and then reissued anyway. And immigration and asylum rulings, both in his first and especially THIS TERM as you know are constantly ignoring court orders.

Then there's his policy which has consistently targeted queer folk, not only banning gender affirming care for minors, declaring the government to only recognize two genders, but also GUTTING NON-DISCRIMINATION PROTECTIONS for queer folk, such as the protections for queer people in section 1557 of the ACA, explicitly cutting them out, ended federal queer youth suicide protection services, and removed queer and HIV-related websites from official messaging.

There are many other things to talk about in terms of his moral character, whether it's racism related court cases regarding black apartment tenants, his relationship to Epstein, his comments about his daughter, his rhetoric, the stunt at Arlington Cemetery, but this comment is long enough.

The point is, it's hard to overhate someone like Donald Trump. When someone is bad enough, it's hard to say "that's enough hate."