This goes back to something I've been perceiving. And before you say 'you live in California' that's when I say there are more Republicans in California than there are in any other state.
As a Mid-Tenn resident, I'm actually agreeing. I've seen less Trump stuff this year than I have since moving down here 4 years ago.This goes back to something I've been perceiving. And before you say 'you live in California' that's when I say there are more Republicans in California than there are in any other state.
Trump fan visibility and enthusiasm is WAY DOWN. It's really noticeable this time around. And I spend a lot of time in every neighborhood. I've been at every high school in the area, so I don't think I'm missing anything. Today was the first time I saw anyone out in public wearing one of those stupid hats.
Silliest thing is this might have an actual impact.https://consequence.net/2024/10/insane-clown-posse-violent-j-kamala-harris/
Election over yall WHOOP WHOOP
Apparently he’s on video groping a 13 year old girl. But he’s been exposed as a pedophile for some time now so I doubt it makes much of a difference, unfortunately.Something "devastating" is coming out about Trump, apparently. Lol.
At this point, I feel like the only thing that would be a big deal is if it turned out he had a terminal disease. Otherwise nothing is going to convince his fans otherwise.Guessing this Epstein sex assault thing won't have much effect on Trump.
These bois just want a daddy and maybe we shouldn't judge themhttps://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/10/23/flagstock-maga-feminism-north-carolina-00184939
“The feeling I get from young men is, they’re just over it. They’re just over the lecturing, being told their issues don’t count as much,” Richard Reeves, a senior fellow at Brookings and the president of the American Institute for Boys and Men, told me. In recent weeks, Reeves has emerged as something of a guru on the erosion of young male support for Democrats.
Culturally, “We’ve replaced the idea of ‘original sin’ with the post-modern idea of toxic masculinity,” said Reeves.
Some may see justice in this after centuries of male domination. But while politics is often about justice, it’s also about feelings, and being heard, and sending messages. And that leads some men, inevitably, to Trump — the candidate who has made a career of portraying an exaggerated version of an alpha male: the man who refuses to curb his behavior to satisfy his critics.