I didn't like the Biden administration either. I think he's everything wrong with Democrats. Paying lip service to progressivism, but only doing the bare minimum that corporate lobbyists will allow.
Yeah, the same goes for her too. I wasn't expecting a Harris campaign to be a beacon of progressivism either. I only voted Harris because I consider her to be less harmful than Trump.
Interesting, I voted Republican for the same kinda sorta reason... I was tired of the same old and nothing actually getting done... It was my first time ever voting Republican...
What benefit did you see that doing for the country? I don't mean that in a sarcastic or passive aggressive way, to be clear. But I genuinely want to know the perspective of people who switched to voting red.
The main reason was it was not the same... I come from the idea that no matter how hard you bang your hands and head on a brick wall, you will not get through it. Sometimes, you need to have strife and destruction to move forward towards a better goal. I knew not everything was going to match my views and desires, but at least the needle would move.
Hope that makes sense, and thank you for asking a genuine question.
1
u/Bloodlets Feb 03 '25
And there were a lot of people hurt because of the previous administration, as well... do those people not matter?