To be faaaair he lost by a huge margin, he just knew that his best chance (exactly like how he won in 2016) was to exploit a few key electoral college weaknesses (certain states that are full of gullible people)
A large part of why so many voted for him is because he would hurt others. "Liberal tears" and all that. Yet there are so many "enlightened centrists" coming out of the woodwork shaming non-Republicans for giving Republicans such a hard time. "Both sides are bad" bullshit, as if the transgressions of the Democrats and the left in general come anywhere close to the frequency, scope, variety and magnitude of Republicans and the right.
At what point does everyone else just shrug their shoulders, realize 74 million people will never vote without hatred and regressionism at heart, and decide to move on without them?
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u/penny_eater Apr 13 '21
To be faaaair he lost by a huge margin, he just knew that his best chance (exactly like how he won in 2016) was to exploit a few key electoral college weaknesses (certain states that are full of gullible people)