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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 412582" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>Yes, Trump is currently just 3 electoral votes away from securing the win. He's currently winning the popular vote by over 5 million votes as well, which I didn't expect.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure this will convince certain people that America is a racist and sexist country. Dems and their supporters always learn the wrong lessons. The fact is most Americans don't want to return to the George W. Bush era. Harris bragged about being endorsed by neocons and did campaign events with Liz Cheney, while progressives were told once again to kick rocks. Why do Dems continue to believe that's a winning strategy? The only reason Biden won in 2020 was because of Trump's mishandling of Covid, but we're in a new era of increasing economic hardships, escalating wars, and a border crisis. Not surprisingly, Harris was unable to convince people that she would solve these problems.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure some people are convinced that a Trump victory is the outcome I was hoping for. However, the real reason I'm so critical of Democrats is because I saw this coming. If the Dems returned to their anti-war roots and renewed their commitment to helping the poor and the working class, they would likely be winning decisively right new. Sadly, they became a party of wealthy elites and the military industrial complex. How anybody can still believe that the Dems haven't become completely corrupted is beyond me.</p><p></p><p>Of course, Trump is just as terrible when it comes to serving Israel and wealthy elites. The problem is Dems failed so bad that many people simply voted against them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 412582, member: 35"] Yes, Trump is currently just 3 electoral votes away from securing the win. He's currently winning the popular vote by over 5 million votes as well, which I didn't expect. I'm sure this will convince certain people that America is a racist and sexist country. Dems and their supporters always learn the wrong lessons. The fact is most Americans don't want to return to the George W. Bush era. Harris bragged about being endorsed by neocons and did campaign events with Liz Cheney, while progressives were told once again to kick rocks. Why do Dems continue to believe that's a winning strategy? The only reason Biden won in 2020 was because of Trump's mishandling of Covid, but we're in a new era of increasing economic hardships, escalating wars, and a border crisis. Not surprisingly, Harris was unable to convince people that she would solve these problems. I'm sure some people are convinced that a Trump victory is the outcome I was hoping for. However, the real reason I'm so critical of Democrats is because I saw this coming. If the Dems returned to their anti-war roots and renewed their commitment to helping the poor and the working class, they would likely be winning decisively right new. Sadly, they became a party of wealthy elites and the military industrial complex. How anybody can still believe that the Dems haven't become completely corrupted is beyond me. Of course, Trump is just as terrible when it comes to serving Israel and wealthy elites. The problem is Dems failed so bad that many people simply voted against them. [/QUOTE]
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