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Donald Trump 'Groped' A Minor At Donor Event? Claims Of Bombshell Video Surface
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And don't forget the "huhuhuhuh imma vote for him as a joke, bro" crowd.
There are a lot of people who went for Trump in 2016 that he's never going to get back again. The "I only voted for him as a joke because I thought he had no chance and I didn't like Clinton as a candidate" folks are real. I know one in real life and he's very repentant. Voted for Biden in 2020 and will be voting for Harris this November.
He's no longer an unknown quantity, so people voting for him because they were giving him the benefit of the doubt have had an entire Trump term to have that doubt stripped away. I think they'll avoid making that mistake again, just like they avoided it in 2020.
Then there's the accelerationists who thought voting Trump in would be the quickest way to bring about a rapid collapse of the shitty duopoly and convince both parties that they need to reevaluate their platforms. As it turns out, it just dragged both parties even further right, so those guys can safely stay home knowing that handing Trump a second term isn't going to further their agenda in the slightest.
I'm sure there were a lot of people who were just duped with misinformation and bullshit, and I hope those guys still remember how they were tricked last time and vote accordingly.
Lastly, I still believe that there are American voters out there who drew lines in the sand, said they were uncrossable, and meant it. Things like staging a coup to remain in power, getting impeached twice, threatening to end the constitution, and threatening to use the military against his political opponents. Those people have to step up to the plate now more than ever.
If lemmy comments are anything to go by, they haven't learned.
Thankfully those only voted Trump in 2016 and quickly found it wasn't funny
There are plenty of kids who just turned 18 this year. They were 9 when Trump began his first campaign, and certainly don't remember any political reality before it.
I don't think enough of them will be voting for lols this time to matter, but it's worth noting that every electorate for every election is distinct.