• @FatCrab
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    113 hours ago

    No. It is that Trump won with the support of over 70 million Americans. People are responsible for their choices. jfc

    • @Saleh@feddit.org
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      72 hours ago

      Trump didnt gain or loose many voters.

      Biden/Harris lost a lot of voters.

      So really the change between 2020 and 2024 is not a popularity increase for Trump, but a huge popularity loss for Biden/Harris.

      Now the question is, how did Biden/Harris manage to be so unpopular, that 12 million people decided to rather risk Trump winning, than vote for them again?

      • @Bytemeister@lemmy.world
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        41 hour ago

        Answer : Russian propaganda about Harris supporting a genocide, while blatantly dodging the question of trumps desire for Israel to “finish the job”.

        People are gonna get exactly what they voted for (or really, failed to vote against) in the next 4 years.

    • snooggums
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      23 hours ago

      Yeah, Dems should have been able to put a wet turd on the ticket and beat Trump. The people who voted for Trump are the actual problem.

      • @TimewornTraveler@lemm.ee
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        Doesn’t your first statement imply that the dems flubbed an easy victory? Combined with the fact that Trump didn’t gain many voters? If the election was supposed to be that easy to win, isn’t it the dem campaign strat that is the problem? HEY WHITE WOMEN YOU LIKE LETHAL MILITARY?

        • snooggums
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          I’m saying Dems did better than a wet turd, and a wet turd should have been enough.

          Anyone who chose to vote for Trump was the actual problem, whether they voted for him before or not. They chose violence.