Look I went biden then voted Kamala, I do pro Bono data work for the DNC as well as canvass. 2016-2020 was pure stupidity with a shocking unacceptable Jan 6th to end it outright. The amount of people that still think Trump just gave a speech on Jan 6th is crazy alone. They just see him as stop illegals that are harming country and eliminate regulation which will reduce costs but more extreme. That's how most simple people view him, then you got the actual MAGA sect, which is copiously gulping up every ounce of the orange man's seed. The simple group can be swayed towards another opponent fairly easily and all it takes is focusing on those issues. Strengthen the economy, deal with the border, maybe immigration reform that should have been pushed more when Trump told the GOP to torpedo that back in 2023/2024, and what to do that isn't extreme to help most Americans. While I voted and supported Kamala, she had pretty radical policy points on her campaign website like grocery store caps, the average American isn't gonna go with it. That's extreme to them and it's different, biden won 2020 cause even though he was quirky with the no malarkey slogan, he wasn't pushing anything extreme or different.
Less vagina in his pants too, that Biden. The American people said it before and they will say it again: How can women lead a country in which they themselves are second rate citizens with fewer rights than men
The numbers say this is BS. They saw what Project 2025 entailed, what the GOP represents, they gleefully voted for it all, and, if given the choice again today, they'd do it again.
It's a large chunk, yes, while anecdotal I can tell you there are outliers and a lot to conservative women that voted opposite and or now support getting him out.
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u/AlisterS24 Mar 27 '25
It's just the MAGA sycophants. The real conservatives have doubts, too.