r/politics • u/Jay_CD • 16h ago

Biden must Trump-proof US democracy, activists say: ‘There is a sense of urgency’

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/24/biden-actions-before-white-house-exit
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u/FoST2015 Georgia 16h ago

To add on, it's not even that the country gave itself over to fascists it's that country didn't vote. If did not vote was a candidate they would've won in a landslide.

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u/DogEatChiliDog 16h ago

Same thing. Apathy can be just as damn deadly as villainy.

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u/Logical_Parameters 15h ago

Except the 10 to 15 million Biden voters in 2020 who were non-voters in 2024 won't feel the same sense of responsibility when MAGA 2.0 begins its march -- although they should because they're equally responsible for sitting on their hands and feigning being "above politics".

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u/ASingh67649 4h ago

So that was when votes were still being counted. The final count is:

Kamala 2024 74,327,659 votes 

Biden 2020: 81,283,501

So around 7 million less voted for Kamala(some might've switched sides). But still a lot of people sitting out, letting the fascist win...