Reluctant Harris Voters Can At Least Live with Themselves

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

This is a pretty big one.

Who is this bozo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

Because they're immersed in their bubble. Last time I checked on Fox News, it was all about how tariffs are good.

Tariffs aren't good or bad. They're NECESSARY.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wasn't the most enthusiastic supporter of Kamala Harris. Thought she was a lightweight who refused to take clear stands on some of the important issues of the day.

But I voted for her because I thought she was fundamentally decent, willing to surround herself with smart people, and smart enough to listen to them when she knew they had more expertise than she did.

I am so glad I went ahead and did that, despite my reservations. If I had voted for Trump, only to watch him destroy the American economy and so many people's lives in such a short period (aided and abetted by unelected circus freaks like Musk), I would seriously be considering ending it all now. As it stands, it's going to take a lot of endurance to survive the havoc he is wreaking, but at least some of us are not totally consumed with regret for having voted for this idiot. As for those of you who did, I hope you fully embraced the utter nihilism of it all before you voted for him.

We had unchecked immigration, high crime and district attorneys turning violent criminals out of jail, the constant drone of grievance politics and woke, and constant airdrops of pallets of tax payer cash everywhere...without their consent.

Where did I lose by voting for Trump?

I guess democracy doesn’t matter to you?

You throw the word democracy around like you previously did racism.

When you can't debate or are to lazy to enunciate valid ideas, just throw it out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

This is a pretty big one.

Who is this bozo?

A bozo, yes. But a big conservative name. Came from the alt-right, wrote the DEI part of Project 2025. Very recognizable to MAGA.

I can’t stand the guy, but he is a regretful Trump voter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

I have. Some of my MAGA 3 time Trump voter relatives are upset. Several of them are now calling their members of Congress to hound them about DOGE dysfunction and other things.

[Anonymous]

Joe Rogan is no longer enthusiastic about Trump. Trump is losing people right and left.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wasn't the most enthusiastic supporter of Kamala Harris. Thought she was a lightweight who refused to take clear stands on some of the important issues of the day.

But I voted for her because I thought she was fundamentally decent, willing to surround herself with smart people, and smart enough to listen to them when she knew they had more expertise than she did.

I am so glad I went ahead and did that, despite my reservations. If I had voted for Trump, only to watch him destroy the American economy and so many people's lives in such a short period (aided and abetted by unelected circus freaks like Musk), I would seriously be considering ending it all now. As it stands, it's going to take a lot of endurance to survive the havoc he is wreaking, but at least some of us are not totally consumed with regret for having voted for this idiot. As for those of you who did, I hope you fully embraced the utter nihilism of it all before you voted for him.

We had unchecked immigration, high crime and district attorneys turning violent criminals out of jail, the constant drone of grievance politics and woke, and constant airdrops of pallets of tax payer cash everywhere...without their consent.

Where did I lose by voting for Trump?

Check your 401k — if you have one, and remind yourself that Fox “News” describes itself as an entertainment network.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

Because they're immersed in their bubble. Last time I checked on Fox News, it was all about how tariffs are good.

Tariffs aren't good or bad. They're NECESSARY.

Keep shouting it louder!

Some of the not fully brain dead MAGA are beginning to wake up from the sting in their wallets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wasn't the most enthusiastic supporter of Kamala Harris. Thought she was a lightweight who refused to take clear stands on some of the important issues of the day.

But I voted for her because I thought she was fundamentally decent, willing to surround herself with smart people, and smart enough to listen to them when she knew they had more expertise than she did.

I am so glad I went ahead and did that, despite my reservations. If I had voted for Trump, only to watch him destroy the American economy and so many people's lives in such a short period (aided and abetted by unelected circus freaks like Musk), I would seriously be considering ending it all now. As it stands, it's going to take a lot of endurance to survive the havoc he is wreaking, but at least some of us are not totally consumed with regret for having voted for this idiot. As for those of you who did, I hope you fully embraced the utter nihilism of it all before you voted for him.

We had unchecked immigration, high crime and district attorneys turning violent criminals out of jail, the constant drone of grievance politics and woke, and constant airdrops of pallets of tax payer cash everywhere...without their consent.

Where did I lose by voting for Trump?

Ummmm you’re about to lose your ability to retire as the stock market drops by orders of magnitude. The world is fed up with the orange narcissist and is rerouting trade routes. None of you get that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wasn't the most enthusiastic supporter of Kamala Harris. Thought she was a lightweight who refused to take clear stands on some of the important issues of the day.

But I voted for her because I thought she was fundamentally decent, willing to surround herself with smart people, and smart enough to listen to them when she knew they had more expertise than she did.

I am so glad I went ahead and did that, despite my reservations. If I had voted for Trump, only to watch him destroy the American economy and so many people's lives in such a short period (aided and abetted by unelected circus freaks like Musk), I would seriously be considering ending it all now. As it stands, it's going to take a lot of endurance to survive the havoc he is wreaking, but at least some of us are not totally consumed with regret for having voted for this idiot. As for those of you who did, I hope you fully embraced the utter nihilism of it all before you voted for him.

We had unchecked immigration, high crime and district attorneys turning violent criminals out of jail, the constant drone of grievance politics and woke, and constant airdrops of pallets of tax payer cash everywhere...without their consent.

Where did I lose by voting for Trump?

This post won’t age well, given the tariff announcement yesterday. Give it a few months. You will see what you lost bigly.

[Anonymous]

Fox News wasn't reporting on the stock market crash yesterday. MAGA live in a cocoon of misinformation. They will never admit that they were wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fox News wasn't reporting on the stock market crash yesterday. MAGA live in a cocoon of misinformation. They will never admit that they were wrong.

Then, you weren't watching Foxnews. They certainly did report it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fox News wasn't reporting on the stock market crash yesterday. MAGA live in a cocoon of misinformation. They will never admit that they were wrong.

Then, you weren't watching Foxnews. They certainly did report it.

Obviously the stock market crash yesterday, following Trump’s devastating tariff announcement, is all Biden’s fault. See, stock prices were getting too high and that was all Biden’s fault. They had to come down. Now Trump has made stocks affordable again! Daddy is home and he’s ready to spank all those bad 401k investors for daring to expect returns to retire on.

/s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have yet to come across a trump voter who is regretful. Even this week.

I have. Some of my MAGA 3 time Trump voter relatives are upset. Several of them are now calling their members of Congress to hound them about DOGE dysfunction and other things.

Thank you for posting this! I really need to hear some positive news today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wasn't the most enthusiastic supporter of Kamala Harris. Thought she was a lightweight who refused to take clear stands on some of the important issues of the day.

But I voted for her because I thought she was fundamentally decent, willing to surround herself with smart people, and smart enough to listen to them when she knew they had more expertise than she did.

I am so glad I went ahead and did that, despite my reservations. If I had voted for Trump, only to watch him destroy the American economy and so many people's lives in such a short period (aided and abetted by unelected circus freaks like Musk), I would seriously be considering ending it all now. As it stands, it's going to take a lot of endurance to survive the havoc he is wreaking, but at least some of us are not totally consumed with regret for having voted for this idiot. As for those of you who did, I hope you fully embraced the utter nihilism of it all before you voted for him.