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Shoulda voted Democrat.
It's worth noting that Biden also opposed the deal.
Why is it worth noting? Was Biden running for re-election?
Yes, Harris said multiple times that she would continue Biden's policies. It's one of the main reasons she lost, besides being one of the worst political candidates in US history. So in effect, Biden was running for reelection.
“One of the worst candidates in US history” is so overblown it’s almost hilarious. Especially when you look at the competition in the very same election.
Harris managed to lose to Donald Trump, when quite literally all she had to do was admit Biden was a failure for the common American and work towards differentiating herself from the Biden admin.
She is a worse candidate than Trump, hence how she lost to Trump.
It's worth noting the union also opposed this deal.
Did Harris?
Yes, Harris also opposed this deal.
https://www.ft.com/content/9db2971f-911f-46cd-8066-7ab11fb7c3d4
Why? So Harris could have blocked the deal instead?
https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/02/politics/kamala-harris-us-steel/index.html
You raise an excellent point.
Clearly, the wisest course of action was to vote for the pathological liar.
Literally no other option but to vote for a monster.
Thankfully safe from the wrath of Kamala Harris.
Nice.
You can just say "I'm sorry, I fell for a fake article and my premise was flawed"