Was it stupidity?
I'm betting on stupidity.
this post was submitted on 17 May 2024
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They use TikTok and like Joe Rogan?
Idiots confirmed.
And unvaccinated
I feel like NYT just wants Trump back so they can continue with their righteous bullshit about Gaza. Their recent questionable "polls" are very reassuring about that.
Biden.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Altogether, the defectors account for just 6 percent of registered voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, according to the new surveys by The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer and Siena College.
Jaredd Johnson, 25, who works in marketing in Atlanta, said he supported Mr. Biden in 2020 because he hoped he would return the country to a prepandemic normal, but he doesn’t think he has.
In conversations with friends and family, he said, they understand the importance of supporting Ukraine and Israel, sending aid to Gaza and helping immigrants.
Christopher Sheffield, 61, a counselor for veterans in Thomasville, Ga., said Mr. Trump’s attitudes about race bothered him, but not as much as his concern that conflicts abroad could devolve into a world war.
Though the economy is strong by many traditional measures, half of all registered voters in the surveys said it was poor — including nearly three-quarters of Biden defectors.
She called Mr. Trump “a horrible human being,” but added, “I’m voting on his policies, and I think that he could straighten this country out, while Biden made a ginormous mess out of it.”
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Poverty wages, no affordable housing, and genocide does that to a person