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Topic	Liberals won the election in Canada
CyborgSage00x0 05/04/25 11:06:31 PM #39:	Roachmeat posted... Depends on which chunk of those 'same' voters. You have the one set that would have voted for "45" regardless, and then you have the other set that were voting for him just for lower prices on eggs. I'm sure the latter group isn't insisting anything except that they wish they had a do-over. Fair point. The MAGA faithful are the ones with a hilariously delusional view on...well, everything, but Trump in the view of the world in this case. The low-information types (again, I know that's also MAGA, but I'm trying to stick with the standard terminology, here) were mostly the suckers that thought he'd somehow help the economy. And there is indeed no shortage of examples of buyer's remorse from this crowd. --- PotD's resident Film Expert. <cite>CyborgSage00x0 posted [p:984956030] in Liberals w... [t:80974915]...</cite> <quote>Roachmeat posted... </cite><quote>Depends on which chunk of those 'same' voters. You have the one set that would have voted for "45" regardless, and then you have the other set that were voting for him just for lower prices on eggs.I'm sure the latter group isn't insisting anything except that they wish they had a do-over.</quote>Fair point. The MAGA faithful are the ones with a hilariously delusional view on...well, everything, but Trump in the view of the world in this case. The low-information types (again, I know that's also MAGA, but I'm trying to stick with the standard terminology, here) were mostly the suckers that thought he'd somehow help the economy. And there is indeed no shortage of examples of buyer's remorse from this crowd. --- PotD's resident Film Expert. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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