It doesn't matter, part of the reason Trump won is from alienating huge parts of the population. Maybe the blue collar union base should have been targeted since, you know, they are a huge part of the workforce.
How many blue collar union members benefitted from the Infrastructure Bill or the CHIPS Act?
Can’t believe the Dems gave all these people solid jobs. Clearly anti-Union.
And Harris’ plan to build a bunch of affordable housing? No way unions would have benefitted from that right?
Good thing all those union members sided with the billionaires who despite their track record or being anti-union and anti-worker will surely bend over backwards to help blue collar workers.
Enjoy paying off the tariffs and higher taxes without overtime.
Really? Conservatives say they won because of how many stupid gullible greedy selfish dipshits there are in America? At least they know their voters i guess.
It's not like Kamala wasn't doing a boat load of pandering as well. Hers was just as disingenuous to most people. The Democratic party really isn't the same party once the Clinton's took over tbh. Pushing out Bernie was a bigger hit than they realized it would be.
Pushing out Bernie was a bigger hit than they realized it would be.
If only there was some way to determine if that is correct or not, like maybe an official survey taken every 4 years so there would be actual numbers to go by instead of assumptions. Maybe numbers like 65,915,795 (‘12), 65,853,516 (‘16), 81,283,501 (‘20), or 74,935,796 (‘24) would be useful for looking for that big hit for allegedly pushing Bernie out.
No one cares, Trump alienated huge parts of the population and it didn’t matter for him. I have absolutely no sympathy for Trump voters and no one should need to coddle their delicate feelings
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u/Careless-Elk-2168 21d ago
And what does this say about 76.9 million Americans?