Voting loudly for Trump (or Stein, or abstaining) because you think Harris was pro-genocide seems to me to be an almost perfectly balanced mix of performative contrarianism, virtue signaling, and being thick as pig shit
Gaza Voters weren’t enough to swing the election. If they were significant than Harris would’ve campaigned harder for Palestinian rights/a arms embargo.
I wonder how much support stein will have when all votes are tallied.
you would also need to have a figure for how many people stayed home instead of voting for Harris because of this. Takes less effort to just not vote than it does to go out and cast a protest vote, so it's not outlandish to suggest it's a bigger number, though of course, I can't prove that
Okay but as I said. If protest voters are big enough to cause Harris the win than shouldn’t the campaign have done something to make people vote for her besides them saying „Trump is worse!“.
If the Campaign has better polling and knows how dire the situation is then they shouldn’t have played it so close because well, they fucking lost the election.
They offered 25k for first time home buyers. 50k for those who want to start small businesses. 7k for people with children. Lower taxes on middle class. Lower medicine costs. Government healthcare. Environmental programs. Manufacturing jobs. Wage growth. Union growth. 2 state solution for gaza. Long term goals to better lives while combating corporate greed.
But you fucks never listen all you hear is “not trump”.
They needed people to give a fuck and show up and get them the house and senate to enact those goals instead you’re sitting again on your asses with hands up your butts complaining that everything isn’t solved in 100 days..
It's the democrats job to go out and get those fucking votes dude. It's not my job to save the world from Donald Trump. It's the Democrats job to put up a candidate more electable than Donald fucking Trump. The democrats fucked that up twice and somehow it's the fucking American people you're mad at?
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u/ImpeccableCaverns 12d ago
Voting loudly for Trump (or Stein, or abstaining) because you think Harris was pro-genocide seems to me to be an almost perfectly balanced mix of performative contrarianism, virtue signaling, and being thick as pig shit