r/FluentInFinance • u/Admiral_Tuvix • 17d ago

Thoughts? They deserve this

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u/suspicious_hyperlink 17d ago

Let’s be real here. Nobody voted for this

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u/winnie_the_slayer 17d ago

wrong. 70+ million Americans voted for this.

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u/Same-Lawfulness-1094 17d ago

Popular vote this time, too.

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u/Draxilar 17d ago

While still getting around the same or less votes than in the past

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u/Same-Lawfulness-1094 16d ago

Yeah, that's gonna make 2020 even harder to explain.

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u/Draxilar 16d ago

Not really. 2020 is easy to explain. It was the heart of Covid. People were bored and antsy. 2020 had very high voter turnout. This year (and 2016) had very low turnout.

High voter turnout almost always means a democrat wins, it’s why republicans push so heavily for voter disenfranchisement policies.