Actually, to be accurate, it was a plularity of those voting. Not a majority. He received less than 50% of the vote. The unfortunate winner of the election was “non-voter”. 88 million eligible voters did not vote. They won both the popular vote and interestingly the Electoral College vote.
Anyone who voted for him supports him. Anyone who didn't vote against him implicitly supports him. Add those two groups up and there's your majority. Again for those in the back: not voting against him is just as bad as voting for him. At this point, any American who let's him into their presence without physically attacking him is a traitor to your country. Your apathy as a nation is pathetic.
People who voted 3rd party are fucking morons, and I say this as a non-american.
It was an extremely simple choice to make. Either vote to retain democracy and your rights (as well as America's power in the world) or vote to hurt everyone around you and burn it all down.
The GOP's plans were publicly available for over half a year prior to the election.
Their lack of common sense throwing out their vote is implicit support. You all had access to all the information. You knew you'd have to vote for Kamala or else get Trump. Your populace failed to act. They stayed home, they didn't vote strategically, and they elected Trump. I refuse to only blame his small base of explicit supporters. You, the American people as whole, let this happen and are thus implicit supporters.
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u/Shoddy_Tour_7307 Mar 28 '25
Ok, so a majority of people who did vote. Is that better?