The problem is that America has gotten so stupid that the majority can no longer think critically. So yes, the majority of Americans do disagree with me. And that’s why I’m disappointed.
And then stupid majority acts like they won. I just wonder how long it will take before it finally sets in that this was a big mistake.
I’m a normal middle of the road voter who is open to voting both parties. What the hardcore people on each side refuse to see is that both ran a candidate that may have only lost/beaten the literal person they ran against. More of the middle of the road people held their nose and voted Trump this time around but Youngkin or Shapiro would have likely dominated in a national election. Whether they can win their primaries is a different topic
Secondly a ton of swing voters simply do not care about abortion. Someone’s stance on abortion is essentially meaningless to many of us and even if we do have an opinion, it isn’t a strong one, and is way down on the list of things considered when filling out a ballot. I think it literally came down to Trump had 3 guys in his corner who previously resonated with the left and middle, even though they’re now on the right, and Kamala didn’t have any strong campaign points on tangible issues that affect day to day life. It didn’t truly matter to me who won as I was going to be fine either way but it’s pretty easy to see how it happened.
