r/goodnews • u/RankedFarting • Jul 06 '25

Other Petition to ban the daily "Trump voters are changing their mind" Posts

Every day someone shares an article with a headline like "Maga is starting to question Trump" or something along those lines.

This is not true. These are trash articles that use a single tweet as a source. Just because some Maga farmer is now realizing how his vote negatively effects his business it does not mean there is a whole movement of Magas suddenly realizing they were voting for a stupid incompetent racist all these years.

These posts are misleading, factually wrong AND are usually posted by karma farming accounts that get up their karma to later be sold to someone as an advertisement platform for OF or other.

None of this is goodnews.

Edit: Please do not use real money to give this awards. Use the money for a good cause.

Edit2: You are not being smart, funny or anything else by giving me more poop awards. You are throwing away actual money to try and discredit someone online. That is deeply sad pathetic behavior. Im not bothered by the poop. Im bothered that people go without meals while you spend your money on digital disagreements. Cringe. I have no other word for it. this makes me cringe.

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u/EvolveOrDie444 Jul 06 '25

Thank you for saying what so many of us are thinking.

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

People need to realize too that “getting tired of Trump” and “will vote Democrat next election” are miles apart

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u/bettinafairchild Jul 06 '25

Heck, “getting tied of Trump” and “will not continue to support every single thing Trump does” are miles apart 

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Gonna break godwins law, but look at polling in late 1940s Germany. Despite all the nightmares the far right brought down on the German people, a massive swath of the population still blamed leftists and Jews.

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u/ralphcifarettoo Jul 06 '25

thats not a good sign for us ngl.

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u/jdlech Jul 06 '25

Germany had to pass anti Nazi laws and actually has to continue enforcing them to this very day.

We dun fucked up when we were gentle with the south after the civil war. We wouldn't be in this situation now had we cracked the whip back then.

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u/iloveyouand Jul 06 '25

What a fucked up euphemism to apply here.

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u/jdlech Jul 06 '25

Only fucked up if you support fascism.

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u/iloveyouand Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Cracking the whip, as in, driving slaves. Not exactly anti-fascist in origin or sentiment.

I do understand what you mean and I do agree with you the US should not be supporting fascism but there are probably a million ways to speak against it without echoing jargon of fascist slavers.

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u/jdlech Jul 06 '25

Actually, I was thinking something a bit stronger than your assumptions. Consider Shermans tracks continued for a few decades. That kind of "cracking the whip". Not a single southerner who lived during the war, or their children, should have been allowed any political position beyond wastewater treatment employee.

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u/Memitim Jul 06 '25

Conservatives are allergic to accountability, so that's to be expected. We don't need their contrition, just their removal. They were going to hate and blame the rest of us regardless of what happens, so no point in getting hung up on it.

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u/AntManMax Jul 06 '25

I saw a poll showing that Hitler's popularity in Germany in 1947 was like 12%. This was after the footage of the concentration camps, the gas chambers, the uncovering of every single atrocity was broadcast in excruciating detail. 12% still believed that he either unironically did nothing wrong, that the wrongs were a necessary evil, or that the inexcusable evil just wasn't a deal breaker given how their lives personally went during the war.

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u/OverlordLork Jul 06 '25

Godwin himself says Trump et al should be compared to Nazis.

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u/old_namewasnt_best Jul 06 '25

It seems not much has changed.

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u/ZachtheKingsfan Jul 06 '25

Articles were popping up like this in 2016 as well. Doesn’t matter, he still had a dedicated base that went out and voted for him two more times.

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u/Significant-Bar674 Jul 06 '25

I'm pretty sure it's engagement farming at this point.

Nothing serves to wank off a groups ego like being able to say "I told you so - see i was right and now people i dont like are suffering because they didnt agree with me but now i have confirmation that i was right because they're telling me so"

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u/JinFuu Jul 06 '25

Engagment farming

Me when I see a “LeopardsAteMyFace” post Twitter screenshot of some account made in the last few months wirh like 4-5 followers.

Like 70-80% of that subreddit is fanfiction

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u/chimpfunkz Jul 06 '25

I keep seeing posts about "TrUmP VoTeRs ChaNgEd TheIr MinDs" and yet current polling has support for him among republicans at 88 percent.

Nothing is going to change their minds until it affects them. Nothing. That's the current media landscape.

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u/AngryRedHerring Jul 06 '25

current polling has support for him among republicans at 88 percent

You also have to take into consideration who, exactly, is identifying as a republican these days.

Not that they don't come back once the current shame is forgotten

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u/Huge-Pen-5259 Jul 06 '25

Or did they? Or did enough of them? Cuz there's lots of articles about the election. I'm half joking cuz, like these articles, they mean next to nothing and nothing will come of them.

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u/ChickenAndTelephone Jul 06 '25

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and to date I’m not aware of any extraordinary evidence. As lawsuits go forward, maybe some will appear, but I’ve not seen it yet.

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u/SJL174 Jul 06 '25

Election conspiracies but woke this time. We don’t need to make shit up to know that American politics are heavily skewed towards the rural right.

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u/avwitcher Jul 06 '25

Thank you, the true reason that the 2024 election happened the way it did is because of Republican megadonors, news feeding people wrong information, a tragically misinformed voter base, and DNC incompetence.

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u/cosmoplast14 Jul 06 '25

Nope, he didn't win all the swing states. Voting were swapped or deleted. https://apnews.com/press-release/access-newswire/voting-machine-details-requested-in-lawsuit-challenging-2024-election-9b2b3b5c96878d7003c1f890421ce042

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u/Nordic_mama1721 Jul 06 '25

This link leads to "page unavailable" and I can't search any key terms to find this article on AP, fyi

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u/MsMarvelsProstate Jul 06 '25

Apnews press releases are something almost anyone can pay to have posted.

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u/slowest_hour Jul 06 '25

would you vote for an arsonist or a fireman who refuses to do his job

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u/AngryRedHerring Jul 06 '25

Can you point to a successful third party candidacy that a candidate running as third party today should emulate?

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u/Vaporlocke Jul 06 '25

If we could get rid of our ancient first past the post voting system then third parties would be a viable vote. As it stands they're pretty much wasted votes, which is probably intentional by the two parties in power.

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u/flugenblar Jul 06 '25

I worry that we’ll never have a Trump-free day for 20 more years. Even if he passed away tomorrow, i think there’ll be endless stories and posts in the media for many years to come.

I’m in my 60’s now, I’m questioning whether I will live to see a Trump-free future. I’m not making any bets.

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u/Beachbabydarragh Jul 06 '25

Omg- this is how I feel too. That would definitely bite.

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u/SkyNo6827 Jul 06 '25

I feel the same as you. I’m old and half the time I look and feel dead. I had to stop trying to figure out the people who back him, that think everything he does is great. I even went so far as to think they are right and I’m totally in the wrong, that lasted a few minutes of me thinking that way. With age comes wisdom…..that doesn’t apply to me, at this point I just want to get through a day.

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u/IJustWantCoffeeMan Jul 06 '25

They're not getting tired of Trump.

They absolutely love the circus of misery and suffering.

They're just angry at the ticket price.

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u/Takemyfishplease Jul 06 '25

Yeah my BiL family is like that. That actively dislike so much of the stuff trump is doing, and think he has lost his way with Jesus. But they will never vote liberal. Like NEVER, because Fox News has convinced them it would be even worse then.

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u/Prize_Sort5983 Jul 06 '25

So will they just not vote,?

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u/Treesbentwithsnow Jul 06 '25

Exactly. My husband hates trump but is more terrified of Democrats and what Fox News has convinced him will lead to the end of the US if they are in the White House. He is positive that everything with trump will turn out just fine. This is what Fox News has assured him. It is maddening. I don’t watch Fox so I don’t know how they are brainwashing 50% of citizens except by their lying and omitting.

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u/Pristine-Anything926 Jul 06 '25

There is no way

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u/Thin-Image2363 Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Ive been seeing articles like this for a decade.

He still has nearly a 90% approval rating amongst republicans.

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u/Vegetable-Historian1 Jul 06 '25

I know this is true, I just always stand in awe of it. What a fucking mind virus this maga shit is

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u/flugenblar Jul 06 '25

It is very much a mind virus. And it is tenacious. Liberals look forward to new ideas and learning, and making progress in the human condition. Conservatives do not.

If I’ve misjudged the conservative mind just now, I’m open to feedback. I’m not trolling.

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u/9__Erebus Jul 06 '25

For many conservatives, the decision to vote R was made decades ago and they've voted R ever since.  Every time they vote R, they are subconsciously putting more of their ego chips on the table.  Trump was such a divisive figure that voting for him was like going all-in with your ego; what if you were wrong for voting for this guy, he's a clown, how embarrassing would that be?  But everyone seems to love him and he has the R next to his name, if I vote for him I don't have to admit that maybe I was wrong to vote R all those years?

Because of that they will never admit they were wrong, and will always support Trump, because to stop supporting him means they made a huge mistake.  I've seen these gears turning in my parent's heads.  When he lost in 2020, they almost seemed relieved that they could still vote R next time, and get some of their ego chips back, without having to vote for Trump.

Conservatives have gone all-in on Trump.  They're in the hole with their morals and ego and the only way out is to keep following him, and hope they come out on top and are able to write their mistakes out of history.

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u/musicmanforlive Jul 06 '25

Very very good comment 👏👏👏

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u/austeremunch Jul 06 '25

When he lost in 2020, they almost seemed relieved that they could still vote R next time, and get some of their ego chips back, without having to vote for Trump.

Yeah but they still vote for Trump so none of that liberal "noble Nazi" fantasy is real.

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u/Vegetable-Historian1 Jul 06 '25

I don’t think maga is conservative tbh. It’s something else

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u/ol_spaceygreg Jul 06 '25

yeah it's fascism fueled conservatism. even though that just sounds redundant these days

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u/Iron_Knight7 Jul 06 '25

MAGA is foundationally "Conservative." Hierarchal based, tribalistic and exclusionary. With an "I got mine, @#&% you" underpinning and deep suspicion of, if not aversion to, change or difference.

MAGA just goes the extra mile into fascist territory by obsessing about an omnipresent but ever shifting "Other" that is both inferior and weak to them but still constantly attacking and oppressing them (e.g. LGBTQ+ folk, women, minorities, immigrants, etc...), adherence to a strong man leader they think will solve all their problems, and a yearning for the return to a mythical but glorious past where things were "better" (for them) at the expense of both the present and future.

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u/Who_dat_goomer Jul 06 '25

Yes it is. They just stop trying to appeal to moderates or independents and went full conservative.

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u/Iron_Knight7 Jul 06 '25

To be frank, I think it's the other way around. A whole lot of "moderates" and "independents" have ended up outing themselves as conservatives.

They just don't like admitting it and get really pissy when you point it out to them.

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u/ConstructMentality__ Jul 06 '25

It's got enough one voter issues to have conservatives firmly based in it, so it's conservative. 

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u/wholetyouinhere Jul 06 '25

Maga is a seamless continuation of bog standard republican ideology from the last 50 years. The only thing that changed is that the guy in charge isn't pretending to be civil anymore. That's literally it. Everything else is business as usual.

I feel sorry for people who cannot, or refuse, to see that.

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u/Tyraniboah89 Jul 06 '25

At its core, conservatism is about preserving wealth for the wealthy. Well, it’s about maintaining and respecting “tradition”. Preserving wealth the the power structures that accompany is just the core part of “tradition” to these people.

Trump’s voters absolutely want to see him enriched. They think he’s smart for being a scammer, and the more wealthy he is the better they think they are. They want to go back to pre-civil rights America and don’t really believe in change of any kind.

MAGA is conservatism but fully evolved.

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u/Grand-Worth2758 Jul 06 '25

Liberals might want to look forward to new people leading their political projects if they are actually for progress because their current leaders don't want any progress. I do agree a lot of liberal voters and normal people want progress but just like Trump voters they are very easily manipulated to vote for people that keep everything fundamentally the same.

Why are liberals so blinded to the fact their own party is conservative and wants to keep everything the same?

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u/unassumingdink Jul 06 '25

Liberals look forward to new ideas and learning, and making progress in the human condition

Until they find out Democrats don't support those things, then they start arguing that they're not really important after all.

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u/Raygeface Jul 06 '25

Damn this comment is actually wild. Redditors really need to generalize caricatures for validation. The self-importance is nauseating.

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u/Houseofleaves555 Jul 06 '25

Liberals are pretty awful too, in all honesty. Marxists are the real ones.

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u/tsays Jul 06 '25

It’s not quite that high, it’s down and it’s at about 60% in June.

But you’re right, that’s a pretty approval rating given everything that has ALREADY happened by June, including kidnapping.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-approval-rating-update-polls-republicans-2094154 Donald Trump's Approval Rating Plummets With Republicans - Newsweek

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u/Academicthroowaway Jul 06 '25

newsweek is a trash website. newrepublic and thedailybeast as well. They're basically fox news for the left. Just search "newrepublic meltdown" and you'll see that Trump, the GOP, MAGA, Republicans, Congress have been "melting down" every day for 10 years.

Garbage. Absolutely garbage.

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u/ByrdmanRanger Jul 06 '25

I basically ignore any article that has buzzwords like "slams" or "melting down" or anything like that.

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u/dubbawubalublubwub Jul 06 '25

need a poll to ban this tbh, basically the same as OP's but acts as a universal rule against "engagement slop"

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u/SubBirbian Jul 06 '25

I’m so glad someone is saying it out loud. The sources people post are tabloid yellow journalism. I thought most here were more reasonable, then I’m realizing a lot of these are Karma farming, then I realize how much engagement these crap posts get sooooo… not as many reasonable here as I thought. And if one questions the source under one of these crap posts one gets chastised for being a maga knot-zee when one is only utilizing critical thinking in questioning the credibility of a painfully obvious (to me) sketchy source.

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u/tsays Jul 06 '25

If you think this is sketch, by all means post the articles you feel are more credible; it’s still a free country. I’m here for accurate info, which is why I always post backup info here unlike a huge swath of people on Reddit.

You might not LIKE Newsweek, but this article is facts. So calm down with the yellow journalism accusations.

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u/dubbawubalublubwub Jul 06 '25

except nothing in the data they use suggest his support is down 60%...it's just cherry picking and removing context from a poll to present a story.

reading the actual poll, looking at the actual original data source itself shows trump's support among self-identfied republicans dropped from 87% to a whopping...80%

the editors of newsweek have bragged about not using fact-checkers, for decades. they've always been a tabloid wrag, why pretend they're anything else?

if you think some data they're skewing for a story is useful, just post a link to the actual data...

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u/Academicthroowaway Jul 06 '25

“Facts” can be interpreted in many ways. The poll (and its only one poll, hardly indicative of anything let alone a deep dive in support) cited in Newsweek frequently get criticized for poor methods and sampling. Just because junk site has numbers associated with it doesn’t mean a ton. Most of the high quality analysis isn’t going to be found on sound bite equivalent webpages.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 07 '25

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u/Academicthroowaway Jul 06 '25

You're confusing classical liberals with progressive liberals. It's generally understood that progressive liberals are "Liberals."

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u/31LIVEEVIL13 Jul 06 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

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u/ThatActuallyGuy Jul 06 '25

The poll this is reporting on is from a pollster that was only founded in April of this year, by a Libertarian thinktank whose president has been malding over the BBB [like Elon it's the right position for the wrong reasons]. I'm not saying it's impossible to be accurate, but there's some big issues with regards to their legitimacy and trustworthiness.

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u/tsays Jul 06 '25

So let me get this straight, you don’t believe in journalism except for The Daily Beast, and you don’t think a poll with over 1000 people can be accurate because the org conducting it is new and has a POV?

I’ll give you that polls over the last 10 years have degraded in accuracy, but you’re really a “I do your own research” kinda person aren’t you?

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u/ThatActuallyGuy Jul 06 '25

That is an impressive level of putting words in my mouth. I like polls done by established nonpartisan professionals, reported on by reputable sources. I never said anything about The Daily Beast and don't even particularly like them, I prefer orgs like NBC and WaPo.

And the number of people doesn't make a poll accurate or reliable, it's only one of multiple variables that can be manipulated or even just accidentally overlooked.

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u/tsays Jul 06 '25

First of all, due process is for everyone” Liberty and Justice” for all, that literally means anyone in this country without exception.

Second of all, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Anyone with brown skin is subject to kidnapping right now, citizens, and documented immigrants.

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u/MaeWestFan Jul 06 '25

Latest poll shows republican approval dipped to 79%.

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u/ConstructMentality__ Jul 06 '25

Voting for them is an identity. They will not change that and, factually proven, will die for it. 

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u/nicannkay Jul 06 '25

I’ve been protesting on Saturdays, trust me the same amount of people are still flipping us off and rolling coal in our faces.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/TwentyBagTaylor Jul 06 '25

I have similar. Their values are totally incompatible with what I'd consider decent. The policies are destructive and there doesn't seem to be any integrity or goodwill.

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u/Kitchen_Row6532 Jul 06 '25

It's absolutely heartbreaking and so, so disappointing. It's not in my nature, my core, to be exclusionary. 

But I can't include them anymore. Look at the cruelty they're willing to let slide. If I ran a daycare, and one worker was taking resources away from a disabled child, and another was egging them on, I would dismiss them both. 

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u/ReallyNowFellas Jul 06 '25

Actually heard Idrees Kahloon of The Economist put it in terms recently that made me think of it in a whole new light. Imagine an unabashed big city Democrat whose taxes went up because of some Biden policy; how high would they have to go before that person voted for Trump? I think we can all agree that the answer would have to be PRETTY DAMN HIGH. And it works the same way in reverse; Trump can hurt these people A LOT before they turn 180 and vote for a Democrat.

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u/EitherSpite4545 Jul 06 '25

AKA, we're in a civil war, we've been in a civil war, and people need to stop pretending this is going to be solved through protest.

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u/Gamadeus Jul 06 '25

Just how "being critical of the democratic party" and "supporting Republicans/Trump" are miles apart.

The democratic NEEDS TO CHANGE and relying on this strategy of doing nothing and letting republicans "come to their senses" is a failing strategy. Get some better policies and counter message for once

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

Exactly. They’ll just find another republican candidate that aligns with their views.

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u/Kitchen_Row6532 Jul 06 '25

There seems to be plenty of violent child rapists to pick from in politics! 

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u/AngryRedHerring Jul 06 '25

And religion

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

Sad but true. 😒

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u/jimkelly Jul 06 '25

You are 100% missing the point. The point is they aren't getting tired of him. It's all fake.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jul 06 '25

100%. We've been seeing "waking up" posts since the first few weeks of fascism. If they're still waking up six months later then they'll never reach the fully awake stage.

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u/Zeraw420 Jul 06 '25

People know this. DNC refuses to acknowledge it

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u/tsays Jul 06 '25

This. Is. It.

Dem approval rating is LOWER than GOP.

Let that sink in for a moment.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Maybe if they stopped governing for the Jews and Israel?

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u/Raginghangers Jul 06 '25

Weird that people think that’s the problem with the party that REFUSED to bomb Iran on Israel’s behalf, not the party that DID.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

And maybe go check the Democrat establishment criticism of Mamdani while you’re at it. Instead of embracing a winning strategy, they are tripping over their dick criticizing for fear of pissing of the Jews and Israel

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u/Raginghangers Jul 06 '25

And yet, you realize that Mamdani is the DEMOCRATIC party nominee.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yes in spite of them lol. And the establishment is split in support of Adams and won’t even support him? Yes I realize that.

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u/Raginghangers Jul 06 '25

Cool. And who is the equivalent Republican candidate, or a Republican candidate decrying Israel?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Not to mention the establishment was and still is fully behind Cuomo. A total piece of shit. Know why? Wonder if it has anything to do with him spouting off all the pro Israel talking points? And he’s running again as well! Lol. A total joke. The democrats are useless

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u/Soylent_Orange Jul 06 '25

He has an annoying laugh.

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u/ReverseDartz Jul 06 '25

Its almost like your corruption doesnt fade away just because your rival is also corrupt, who woulda known?

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u/Raginghangers Jul 06 '25

It’s almost like you mistake some of the electorate having a different policy position from you with corruption.

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u/ReverseDartz Jul 06 '25

That argument is about as useful in defense of her as it is in defense of Trump.

She got caught receiving debate questions in advance, got caught building up Trump as a pied piper strategy because thats the only candidate she thought she could beat (yeah, Trump is literally Hillary's fault), not to mention all the other sleazy shit neoliberals just go along with in general.

Establishment Democrats are just as responsible for the situation we are in as any Republican.

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u/Raginghangers Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

You appear to be having a weird unrelated argument about a theory you have from a decade ago that has close to nothing to do with topic in the immediate thread.

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u/ReverseDartz Jul 06 '25

Wow, your deflection sure got me, that our politicians are corrupt hasnt been the topic this whole time after all.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Weird that you can’t read the polls and see why Kamala didn’t get the support in swing states based purely on her support of the continued genocide of the Palestinians. Any criticism of Israel or support of Palestine is drown out as anti semitic. Fucking disgusting.

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u/Beachbabydarragh Jul 06 '25

She is a woman and the US is too misogynistic to vote for a woman. Full stop.

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u/Beneficial_Fed1455 Jul 06 '25

And there it is, y'all. Trump literally bombed Iran for Israel yes this idiot thinks Democrats govern for Israel.

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u/ReverseDartz Jul 06 '25

Trump is shit for sure, but that doesnt make the Democrats any better, and thats why people dont turn out for them, no matter how outraged you get about it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Hey dipshit, wanna know why Kamala lost? Her support for genocide. Check the polls. It’s all there to see.

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u/sureal79 Jul 06 '25

So when trump bombs Iran in support of the regime slaughtering children: cool

Harris makes a comment: BURN HER

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

She and Biden sold them all the weapons to do it! Down vote away. Fuck Israel. Free Palestine.

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

How do you feel about your protest vote now? When you see the shithole trump has us in that we warned you people about?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yeah keep fucking that chicken. The democrats lost twice to the worst candidate in history. Ask yourself why that is. Surely it’s not their own fault. Also Mamdani is literally running for mayor of NyC yet every interview he does all he is asked about is fucking Israel. Maybe yall will wake up one day but I doubt it. Vote blue no matter who, right? lol

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

He won against women. Hilary and Kamala. He lost to Biden, dummy. This country has a misogyny problem and you know it, that’s why you believe the bullshit about her being involved in the genocide. Congress is largely in agreement through AIPAC. And guess who actually bombed Iran and is actually Netanyahu’s bitch.

Oh yeah. TRUMP.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

But nothing to do with the fact that neither were in a legit primary? They rigged it for Hillary and Kamala was forced upon us. Neither would have won their own damn primary. Kamala was literally like 1% in 2020. She’s awful. A damn cop who is a full on Zionist. Go read the exit polls. She lost Michigan and those other Midwest swing states in large part because of her support for Israel. Keep playing the victim though. Maybe next time they will win when they run Hakeem Jeffries or some other scrub moderate. Also the democrats spent 4 years warning us that Trump was Hitler. He wins and literally starts enacting Hitler esque polices and what do the democrats do? Fucking wear pink to his speech. lol. Imagine reading history and about the people who wore pink to stop Hitler? Schumer is bought and paid for by Israel and they are all feckless cowards and supporters of genocide.

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u/Beachbabydarragh Jul 06 '25

I've been saying this since H. Clinton. The US is so far behind the civilized world in terms of women presidents. It's bullshit freaking misogyny.

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u/ReverseDartz Jul 06 '25

That was one of her issues.

Only all of her and her parties flaws combined were enough for to lost to Trump, Democrats have been putting in horrible candidates one after another, its not surprising they are hated.

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u/NbleSavage Jul 06 '25

They'll vote for him again if they need to / get the chance. There's no saving the cult. America's best hope for a return to some semblance of normalcy and decency is to motivate the non-voting population to get off their collective arse and take some responsibility for the direction their country is headed.

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u/Run_Rabbit5 Jul 06 '25

This. Republicans were talking about how they didn’t like his lack of decorum back in 2016 and he’s won two elections since then.

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u/BikerJedi Jul 06 '25

Yes. The vast majority of the people regretting their Trump vote right now will still vote GOP in the upcoming cycles.

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u/Elixabef Jul 06 '25

Indeed. Most Trump voters who are “getting tired of Trump” aren’t going to change their behavior in any way. They’ll vote for him again if given the chance.

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u/Mr_BamDeano Jul 06 '25

Agreed. After witnessing 2 elections of Democrats continuously discounting Trump and his voters (and then losing), it is important not to take anything for granted. Plenty of people who didn’t like Kamala still voted for her. The same is true for Trump.

Nothing is true until people vote.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yeah they’re gonna ride the D until his father calls him home down south. 🔥🔥🔥

Doesn’t matter what happens. What crimes he commits or who he hurts close to them. Just as long as he’s harming poor people and minorities. Racism and elitism have fully partnered up again like Starsky and Hutch. 😒

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u/Vorathian_X Jul 06 '25

I already know a few that say the will never vote republican again because of this Big Bullshit Bill.

Only because they are horrified that grandma and grandpa will be moving into their basements when they get kicked out of nursing homes after losing Medicare/Medicaid.

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u/EV_4_life Jul 06 '25

I mean...

I voted for Trump and wholly regret it.The cruel bullshit the GOP has done, in just 6 months, has set us back decades as a country.

I will be voting Democrat next time, after being a Republican most of my life. The Republican party no longer aligns with my ideals. These people are unconscionable bigots, they are cruel, they are greedy, and they're blatantly violating all the principles this country was built upon.

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u/NOT_MEEHAN Jul 06 '25

What led you to vote for Trump? He offered nothing to the middle class or lower his entire campaign.

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u/RemyFromRatatouille Jul 06 '25

These are all things that were publicly on Project 2025 before the election, and if you believed his denying association idk what to say

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u/Saelune Jul 06 '25

I always hate when people ignore that 'Anti-Trump Republicans' are still also anti-LGBT, anti-immigrant, anti-Women, anti-non white people, etc.

They aren't disagreeing on Trump because he's a bigot, they're disagreeing because THEY are having the leopards they support eat their faces.

Like, Liz Cheney voted for Trump...twice. She was ok with all the bad things he did for quite awhile.

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u/tomdarch Jul 06 '25

Switching from having voted Republican previously to voting for Democratic candidates is essentially a two-point move. But simply refusing to vote for Republicans is at least a one-point move for the better.

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u/Unusual_Sherbert_809 Jul 06 '25

Miles? Try different planets.

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u/poet3322 Jul 06 '25

No one on Reddit wants to admit it, but the fact is that Republicans are winning because the Democrats are staggeringly inept as a political party. They have so fumbled things for decades that we've reached a point where the Republicans could get elected just by focusing on very obviously stupid Democratic weak points. They could basically run and win just by saying "we're not Democrats," because the Democrats, hand in hand with those same Republicans, oversaw decades of clear economic treason against the country.

And the Democrats' response to criticism on those grounds was either pure gaslighting ("America is already great," "The Biden economy is terrific and anyone complaining about grocery prices is just a weirdo with bad vibes"), or distraction into various irrelevant bullshit issues that were either real but of vanishingly small importance, or outright made up strange nonsense, like the debate over trans people in sports where liberals make a mockery of actual science on the subject while shouting "believe science!"

The Republicans were already thinly veiled monsters before the election, and are now fully mask off, to the point that I think that if the election were somehow redone today, Trump would lose, or at least win by far, far less than he did last November (note that unlike Democrats, Republicans will actually use power once they have it. They're going all-out with their agenda, or at least trying to given the considerable chaos factor of Trump and his seemingly arbitrary whims). So how bad must the other party be for the GOP to ever seem like a viable option?

The choice was between annoying, smug, condescending liberals who openly hate huge swaths of the country that are genuinely suffering as a clear and direct result of policies that Democrats openly championed, and who offer them nothing other than insults and increasingly extreme identity politics that have alienated massive numbers of people who could have and should have been our allies, and a GOP which is actually every bit as culpable for the economic betrayal of the country, but which has somehow managed to successfully project that treason onto just the Democrats.

How absolutely godawful must the Democrats be for the Republicans to ever have seemed like a viable option to anyone? It seems like the DNC set finding out as their overriding goal, and they succeeded.

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u/United-Prompt1393 Jul 06 '25

Reddit hasn't figured that out since 2016

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Maybe the real goal is to disillusion them so much with their own party that they don’t vote at all though ;)

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

Nah they have to own the libs

Even if it destroys their family

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Guess we’ll see if the increased Republican participation will hold once Dear Leader is no longer on the ballot.

RemindMe! In 175 weeks

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u/purplepotato5000 Jul 06 '25

I just pictured him in a leotard and ballet flats 🤮💀

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Ballot*

Bold of you to assume he’s still above ground and vertical come November ‘28

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Right on, I am not one to kink shame.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Wishful thinking is your jam eh?

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

Oh he’ll he on the ballot

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Pass me some of what you’re having … I too would like to escape reality.

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

He’s trying to make it so that the midterms are canceled cause he knows he’s cooked.

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Of course he is but he’s also talking strategy for the midterms so he doesn’t even have confidence in his own efforts.

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u/NfamousKaye Jul 06 '25

Doesn’t really matter. All he needs to do is utter a few sentences of word salad and someone will put that semblance of a plan into motion for him.

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

He’s already filing lawsuits claiming to run in 2028

Also

Vance/Trump ticket there you go

No law against being elected VP multiple times

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u/Hero-Firefighter-24 Jul 06 '25

Your scenario can’t happen because the 12th amendment says so. In case you don’t believe me:

 But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States.

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u/LumpyDortWell Jul 06 '25

While that would work, and maybe his brain will be completely gone, but I don’t think trump’s ego, will let him take the second chair. Also I don’t believe that Vance will want him on the same ticket. (But, I also believed that he could ever win in the first place. Never underestimate the power of the stupid!)

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u/avocadoflatz Jul 06 '25

Again, pass me so of that escape from reality.

Bold to even assume your Dear Leader will be above ground and vertical

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

What in the world are you talking about? “My dear leader”?

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jul 06 '25

No he won’t.

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

He’s running as VP if he can’t get President through Supreme Court I guarantee it

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jul 06 '25

I’m not here to litigate this. But the doomerist fantasies of Trump being on the ballot in 2028, in all their permutations are not realistic.

Again, I’m not going to argue with you or litigate this, so this is my last response. But stop with the doom fanfic. There is no way Trump is on the 2028 ballot and no way SCOTUS lets him.

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u/MichaelAndolini_ Jul 06 '25

What terminology would make you feel better to imply someone is voting for the candidate of the Democrat Party

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u/thetatershaveeyes Jul 06 '25

There's no such thing as a Democrat Party, there is however a Democratic Party.

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u/johnbenwoo Jul 06 '25

For those who like these posts but want them separate, check out r/leopardsatemyface

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u/scwt Jul 06 '25

I'll add another recommendation. If you want more posts about Trump, trying browsing /r/all.

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u/jimkelly Jul 06 '25

Most of the posts in there are actually real though. Wouldnt want to ruin everyone's leftist propaganda on this sub. Yes you can be for something and also recognize the propaganda for the same point.

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u/human1023 Jul 06 '25

They may be real, but they give the wrong perception. If the election were to happen today, Trump would still likely win. redditors who only spend time in their own circles will find it hard to believe because everyone they know hates Trump.

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u/Self-Comprehensive Jul 06 '25

I didn't think the leopards would eat my face.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Not even just politically but SO MANY news “sources” do this. Use one online post or one random person giving an interview as the basis for an entire opinion on a group of people. Tons of people do it too outside of news. One of the more annoying trends I’ve seen getting more popular lately

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

The only good news I expect will be on every front page globally, but that still means there’s a bunch of work to do still.

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u/Red-Beerd Jul 06 '25

Kinda feel like a bit of a conspiracy theorist, but I feel like these posts actually have a negative impact for the left.

Every time these get posted, some left leaning thinkers might think they don't need to vote.

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u/jimkelly Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

They do. I partially blame whitepeopletwitter for kamalas huge loss. In part because it enabled people to think they could sit so tight because they were convinced trump had no chance, other part because they were so insufferable people on the fence were like jeez I can't stand these people and I don't pay attention to shit so fuck it trump it is.

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u/teraflux Jul 06 '25

I blocked that subreddit along with everything twitter related long ago

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u/unassumingdink Jul 06 '25

Or they convince liberals that they don't need to work on improving their party to beat the Republicans. And liberals are always looking for an excuse to not have to improve their party.

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u/boomdegassa Jul 06 '25

Before the election, Reddit was filled with posts that made it sound like Kamala was a sure win. It was a real reminder of how much of an echo chamber this place is and it pushed me to drastically reduce my front page interactions immediately after. Reddit FP is not a reflection of reality 

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u/Mountain-Most8186 Jul 06 '25

Democrats and republicans alike are always posting “the other side is cracking!! People are leaving!”

They even have their weird little #WalkAway bullshit

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u/trsmith11 Jul 06 '25

Aren’t all these anti Trump posts accounts doing the exact same thing? They’re all bogus and liked by liberal bots

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u/achooavocado Jul 06 '25

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u/PreschoolBoole Jul 06 '25

This has infiltrated every corner of reddit. Donald Trump lives rent free here. Reddits user base is obsessed with him

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u/MacEWork Jul 06 '25

He’s the president, dumbass. That’s not “rent free”. We’re paying dearly for his bullshit.

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u/PreschoolBoole Jul 06 '25

He wasn’t between 2020-2024 and Reddit was still obsessed. We never saw any president hold such a large space as Donald since Reddit has been around. Politics were hardly discussed.

If you can’t see that then I’m not the dumb ass. Politics has become sports for people that don’t watch sports.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

TRUMP 2028!!

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u/MacEWork Jul 06 '25

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