I know what he's said, and he did NOT say all immigrants are rapists
I didn't say that he did. He didn't qualify it until a last-minute almost parenthetical note that some might be good people, as if he chickened out on what he was first saying at the last minute. But bigotry is not limited to the case where he says that literally everyone in a given class is bad. He swept them all up, characterized them en masse, and then allowed some few to maybe possibly escape his broad-brush.
She's done plenty of inappropriate things.
She committed the crime of not being a conservative, and yet having the chutzpah to still be a public figure. That's most of it.
If you want to close your eyes and look the other way, then do so with Trump also.
No.
Was it appropriate or inappropriate for them to do that to her?
A variety. It's fine for Congress to exercise oversight, but Gowdy turned his committee into a very dishonest, very partisan attempt to smear Clinton, which still didn't actually come up with anything. It's perfectly appropriate for the FBI to investigate her handling of emails, but it's not fine for Comey to smear Clinton or lecture her from the supposedly non-partisan position of FBI director, and especially while also keeping secret his investigation of her opponent in an election. It's absolutely inappropriate for Trump to try to direct the investigative resources of the Justice Department.
Remember the IRS targeting scandal? Imagine if Obama had actually directed the IRS to target his political opponents? How would you have reacted? Would you have considered that appropriate? Well, we know how a lot of conservatives would have reacted, because there was a huge outrage generated, despite the fact that there's no evidence that Obama was involved at all. Trump's intervention in the Justice Department is exactly the same thing as that alleged intervention would have been, except that the Justice Department's power is substantially greater, which makes it far more dangerous.
No one riles up folks for political advantage with emotionalism and conspiracies like the left does.
Look, I watch MSNBC, and I also watch Fox News. I know what both sides do. It's certainly true that left-aligned media has an agenda, and a clear editorial perspective, and they all use emotion to stoke their target audiences, although I've never seen anyone on MSNBC reach the emotional equivalent of invoking "lock her up" on air. But the difference is that while left-aligned media companies adhere to regular journalistic ethics, and a commitment to basic honesty, Fox News has fully embraced conspiracy theories and outright fabrications. Breitbart, InfoWars, and a bunch of other right-wing media were already there before the age of Trump.
It's just a false equivalence.