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Wasn’t the time to protest like before the election? Can’t figure the US line of reasoning
I think Trump's strategy was "I'm going to sound so crazy every Democrat will assume I'll lose and don't bother voting".
And it worked.
TWICE
both times dem consultants took the bait and courted republicans. Though this is the first time right wing immigration policies were pushed by the democrat.
Hillary campaigns with Kissinger, Harris campaigns with the Cheneys, and then Democrats wonder why no one trusts them.
The only reason the DNC couldn't get Kissinger for this election is that he couldn't get a weekend pass from hell.
That's how it was for me except I did vote. But I was so confident we had it in the bag.
Well, at a certain point, "just don't be that big a dumbass" has to happen because things really can't stay together otherwise. Assuming he couldn't win is a perfectly sensible assumption. You can lead 73 million horses to water but you can't make them drink.
A mandate of hate.
It worked all right. Now we have to deal with it
They were protesting before the election. You just weren't paying attention
Or voting against a racist and facist for oval office.