I am not sure if I am confused but if he wins, people won’t discuss things? How is that something you think is going to happen? Progressive policies have been trying to shut down free speech - look at the massive tech censorship on the big platforms. That is largely sponsored by the current left. It was the right in the past, which goes to other issues in the country with the shifts that I think are intentional and confuse people. I am just very confused about how you think those things will unfold if he wins.
This is all as well a distraction against other nefarious topics of course. It’s the same song and dance every time - the lesser of two evils are the choices. I know that the WEF is really bent on agenda 2030 - I don’t know how trump fits into that but I sure as fuck know how Harris does. Soros is not shy about showing off how much he controls the current crop of left leaning politicians. That will only ramp up if she wins.
I am also unsure how he doesn’t have policies in your eyes. He has been pretty open about MAHA and his support for cleaning up the food and healthcare industry. I am not sure how much I support his tariff stance yet but I am open minded on it. We know that taxes are largely fucked - why not try higher tariffs for a bit? Taxes on tips is a pretty solid and easy one considering a lot of people are relying and living off tips.
Lastly - how can we get more left leaning than we are now? The country is embarrassingly far flung to the left at so many levels and we need to get that back to the center. I don’t love when we are too far either way as it’s not effective but in the center is where we belong. We do some of this and some of that and get a good balance.
The media has pushed so much hate and vitriol his way for so long, repeating it 24/7 that it’s no wonder so many people are terrified of him. They are programmed like a good subliminal pet and it’s pretty wild to see. MK Ultra and other MK programs seem to be culminating into the situation we find ourselves in now.
RE: The People Matter More than the Candidate