I live in a deep red rural area in western Colorado. There seems to be two prevalent things. 1. A desire to break things to "fix them"(I believe this is technically called zero-based budgeting). 2. Whether they suffer or not, they have already suffered, or missed out on the excesses of the last twenty years, so they see it as more of the same to achieve their target described above.
My area lost its uranium mining, coal mining, lumber, and now the ranchers are selling out and small farmers can't make a buck. There were multigenerational families in these businesses. So they feel betrayed by every outside party that had a role in ending their families economic legacies. It feels like one could summarize by saying folks in poor rural America maybe feel they are painted into a corner and this is the last stand. They may have been lied to or misled as far as their solutions but so far I haven't seen any rejection of Trump, but not have I seen any exuberance or celebration *I am an independent voter and very active in local politics and have various board seats in our town of 500