@keithdorejel The fundemental coalitional fact of our time is that wealthy voters are more supportive of economic redistribution than the working class right now.
That’s ideologically inconvenient but it’s true and ignoring it just leads to incorrect political strategy.
The Office of Government Efficiency is off to a great start with split leadership: two people to do the work of one person.
Yeah, this seems REALLY efficient.
I hear Democrats say Trump voters will regret once Trump's tariffs devastate 🇺🇸economy & raise consumer prices.
But take it from Brits, people don't acknowledge they erred in a vote even after economic consequences. They'll always find others to blame than themselves. 🇬🇧#Brexit
The flip side is that Trump ran an awful campaign. He gave a terrible RNC speech, his VP was deeply unpopular, he lost the debate, he had no ground game to speak of, he offended key demographic groups ... and none of it mattered.
Even if Harris wins, a reminder that it should never have been this close. And we will need to reckon with the fact that half the country voted for fascism for a long time.
On Election Day I want to point out that Merrick Garland was one of the most ineffective AGs in modern US history, and had he done his job, we wouldn't have a man responsible for an insurrection on the ballot in 2024, and I hope history remembers Garland's failures accordingly.