Yep, and that "neglected" majority, commonly referred to as the "Silent Majority" is mostly made up of disenchanted, disenfranchised, disavowed, and marginalized White men; mostly blue-collar White men. Men that no longer have a say or feel free to speak their mind else suffer the consequences. Ones that are older and have seen the idyllic little world they grew up in become an unrecognizable and unrelatable cultural and multicultural mess. These men always followed the law, played by the rules, respected authority, reserved judgement and had a philosophy of "live and let live"...until that is, they finally figured out, it was a one-way-street and that the feelings were not mutual.
Let's not forget an increasing number of White women now as well, especially the past few years where it seems like the system is simply going after "Whites" in general, and that the phrase "White privilege" increasingly refers to both sexes. Until fairly recently, "diversifying" some entity could mean replacing a White man with a White women. That's often no longer good enough.
When the Republican/GOP establishment talks about "expanding the base", like they have for the past 10-20 years, it's now obvious that they never meant the "White base", particularly the legions of politically-unrepresented, hard-working, blue-collar class, socially-conservative, White men that are now voting for Trump in droves. They actually meant Hispanics, women, blacks, Indians, and even the "LGBT Community". So much so that over the past few days the hyper neo-con (anti-White Zionist) publication "National Review" stated in one article and re-affirmed in another (just to prove to us how much they truly despise us) that White blue-collar communities "need to die", basically referring to the largest demographic supporting Trump and the one most responsible for "expanding the base".
You would think that the Republican establishment would be elated with the millions of new voters that Trump is bringing into the party, but they are fighting him tooth-and-nail because they aren't the demographic they were hoping for. They've been fully exposed for who they are, whom they really represent, and what their agenda really is and it's not far from the sentiment espoused in that article in the "National Review". It's also great and telling that Trump has now banned "National Review" reporters from all of his events.