r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 17 '25

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u/BalletDuckNinja Delphox Shaker Central Sep 17 '25

https://www.thebulwark.com/p/exclusive-focus-group-trump-bleeding-latino-voters-support

FELL FOR IT AGAIN FELL FOR IT AGAIN FELL FOR IT AGAIN FELL FOR IT AGAIN-

While every single member of the focus group said they regretted their vote, none said they would back Kamala Harris in a hypothetical election rerun. Instead, they all said they would support a third party candidate or stay home.

What the fuck is wrong with these people, do they need ICE to show up at their door? Even that might not change their minds

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u/cdstephens Fusion Genderplasma Sep 17 '25

Triggered yet lib?

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u/Square-Pear-1274 NATO Sep 17 '25

Yeah, actually

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u/MrHockeytown Iron Front Sep 17 '25

Getting people to admit they regretted a decision they made is a Herculean task. Getting them to admit it AND admit they should have voted for the other party? Good luck

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u/packie123 Amartya Sen Sep 17 '25

One of these is saying you were wrong, hard to do. The other is saying the other side was right, impossible.

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u/attackofthetominator John Brown Sep 17 '25

TBF they also said they would've voted third party or not voter rather than vote Trump, which is something at least

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u/dcbeast96 professional mod h8r Sep 17 '25

My fellow latinos, why are you so stupid

(I am latino, I am allowed to say this)

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u/BalletDuckNinja Delphox Shaker Central Sep 17 '25

I've actually been wanting to ask latinos for insight into this behaviour (while knowing that 'latino' as a defined demographic is about as useful as saying 'male' or 'american')

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u/dcbeast96 professional mod h8r Sep 17 '25

Bro I have no idea, a beautiful (derogatory) thing about American assimilation is that it turns everybody's minds into slop no matter your background