Definition of deplorable
1 : deserving censure or contempt : wretched deplorable living conditions
https://www.merriam-webster.com/diction … h-dict-hed

If you're talking about sheer number of insults, absolutely I agree.  Only idiots on late night or twitter could hold a candle, and they're not the President as you put it.  But in terms of severity or meanness?  She called 25% of the country people "deserving of contempt."

Definition of contempt
a : the act of despising : the state of mind of one who despises : disdain glared at him in contempt
b : lack of respect or reverence for something acting with contempt for public safety
2 : the state of being despised
3 : willful disobedience to or open disrespect of a court, judge, or legislative body contempt of court
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/contempt

Ergo she said that 25% of the population was deserving of being despised.

Definition of despise
despised; despising
transitive verb
1 : to look down on with contempt or aversion despised the weak
2 : to regard as negligible, worthless, or distasteful despises organized religion
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/despised

So Hillary thought 25% of the country is worthless, negligible, and distasteful.  She said that of her own people, US Citizens. 

25% of the country is around 83 million people.  Trump insulted "handicapped people, liberals, Dems, Big cities, half the country thinks he’s racist, he’s called Mexicans rapists", but he didn't call 25% of the US population "negligible, worthless, or distasteful".

So spare me the bullshit that Trump's insults are intrinsically worse or weren't directed at an incredibly broad spectrum of people.  No one supports Trump's behavior.  At least no one here on this forum.  And I've seen few talking heads or leaders say they're okay with it.  In fact, both McConnell and Ryan have condemned it.  So no, I don't think it's mild.  The left cried outrage when Romney factually pointed out that 47% of the country doesn't pay a federal income tax, arguing his comments meant these people were "negligible, worthless, or distasteful" rather than acknowledge the fact that 47% of the country isn't interested in someone who wants them to pay anything for the benefits they receive.  If you think half the people who supported Trump are "negligible, worthless, or distasteful" and think that's just as objectively true as 47% of Americans not paying a federal income tax, say so and we can agree to disagree. But calling someone a piece of shit and pretending it's different because you flex your vocabulary doesn't change the fact you're calling them a piece of shit.

But Democrats lobbing nukes (every time you've called someone a racist the past 20 years) in an election isn't new.  So I'm highly suspicious when people pretend Trump's brash and indecent behavior is new and unheard of.

I think Obama is more apt.  I totally get your point about Bernie offering the world without any basis in fiscal reality.  How loyal his followers were and their disregard for reality.  But Obama was the progenitor of that.  He's the Social Media President.  No, I'm not saying Obama is anything like Trump.  But Obama knew that he had a base of supporters who were just as nutty and removed from reality as the most devout Trump or Bernie supporters, and he did nothing to address their fantastical expectations.  The man was given a Nobel for making people feel good and inspiring hope.  He didn't deliver on any of that, as the world stage was objectively worse with him leaving office than before going in.

I'm not saying Obama promised the world like Bernie or Trump, but his surrogates did, and he openly embraced their rhetoric.  He had a virtual "Do no wrong" shield from every media outlet save Fox, which he disparaged and barred from the White House for a time (so please don't pretend Trump is the first to attack hostile media).

Every politician says shit they don't mean.  Every politician.  Remember how until 2012 Obama was openly against gay marriage, but democrats dismissed that by saying "He supports gay marriage, he just has to lie to keep the party united."  Or Hillary's "private" or "public" positions. 

Obama was the innovator in grassroots politics and showed how social media could be used to excite a crowd.  Bernie and Trump just took it to the next step and made mainstream what nuts had been saying on Facebook since 2008.

You mean him representing a porn star who fucked Trump, going on a publicity tour, and attacking any official connected to Trump wasn’t in good faith?  You mean he did all of this to get attention and build his profile?!?  Say it ain’t so, Joe.

Next you’ll tell me Maxine Waters and Al Green lack any legislative accomplishments and are leading the impeachment charge to make themselves appear relevant rather than tax payer sponsored mouthpieces to reparations. I couldn’t handle that big reveal.