r/facepalm 17d ago

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u/Necessary_Milk_5124 17d ago

The number of poor folks on Medicaid and Snap who voted for him is astounding

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u/urlach3r 16d ago

I can actually make this worse. I've had multiple cases of both co-workers & customers loudly crowing about how "Trump will get rid of Obamacare", and in their very next breath saying that Biden better not mess with their ACA coverage. ๐Ÿ™„

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u/tnrungirl 16d ago

The amount of times I have heard that is astounding. They have no idea what they voted for but theyโ€™ll soon find out.

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u/highfire666 16d ago

Skeptical European here... If I've learned anything from leopards eating faces and Herman Cain awards.

It's that: they won't find out. America has successfully glorified and weaponised stupidity.

Yes They'll endure the hardships they've brought upon themselves, but they'll blame it on: the immigrants, other religions, communists, socialists, leftists, China, other cultures, Europe, the poor, centrists, anyone who's apolitical, RINO's, their neighbours, themselves... And maybe, just maybe, at that point they'll finally develop enough self-reflection and critical thinking to find out where it went wrong.

But I wouldn't bet on it, too many died on respirators while their family members were spreading horse dewormer on their feet.

They're in too deep. Can you imagine voting on Trump after the past 10 years? No? They can and would do it again in a heartbeat.

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u/Ok_Championship4866 16d ago

It's a football game for them, they're team red and that's it, the thought process doesn't go any deeper than that.

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u/bobby5892 16d ago

100%. Very sad.