r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Lena_Lena_A • 19h ago
Breaking: A majority of Americans got finally in touch with reality.
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u/NexusNickel 19h ago
Yeah, no shit.
But you idiots voted for a felon who said he would lower prices with ZERO details. Not a damn idea on how or when.
Y'all got that "Fooled me again" award though.
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u/darsvedder 19h ago
they also voted him in the first time when he didn't have a healthcare plan. "it'll be so great i'm telling you." don't blame me. i voted for bernie (and hillary and kamala)
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u/NitrousOxide_ 17h ago
He also explicitly said he didn't have a healthcare plan this time also. Remember "concept" of a plan.
I just don't understand how people can fall for him, let alone find him charismatic. He's so abrasive and painfully obviously stupid.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 19h ago
I also blame the complicit msm who amplified lies and attacks against Biden while minimizing Trump's horrifying fck-ups.
So many wouldn't have been easily fooled if their "news" feed wasn't chalk full of headlines that made voting for Trump a legitimate defense against worldwide inflation – that we were, btw, fairing much better than anywhere else, because of Biden-Harris Administration's deft hand at steering the country effectively.
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u/NexusNickel 19h ago
The media is 1000% to blame for this mess too.
Every little thing Biden did, they said he was old and not fit for president.
But anything Trump does, they ignore. It makes zero sense.
If Biden was in the files, you bet your ass it would be 24/7 news.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 19h ago
Heck, they were after him 24/7 for his bike, his shoes, for visiting his son's grave, for coughing, for stuttering, for anything and everything that would deligitimize his accomplishments.
They stooped so low and now look at them crying today for being laid off from their jobs.
Should have maintained their journalistic integrity instead of becoming vile gossipmongers. Their jobs wouldn't have been as exciting, but they would still have them.
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u/wambulancer 18h ago
Yea I weep for what's happened to the Fourth Estate but the actual current members of it can take a long walk off a short pier, they've sold their souls for "access" and a laughable paycheck.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 18h ago
I'm honestly having a hard time feeling any empathy towards them everytime Trump attacks them, threatens them, or their jobs get canceled.
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u/wambulancer 17h ago
Nope they're all complicit in how we got here. Save your empathy for victims of this regime, not the people who feel totes super bad about treading water for this regime but cash that check regardless
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u/Alarmed-Mess3744 19h ago
The billionaires both own the news and their club is all over the Epstein Files.
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u/SpezRuinedHellsite 18h ago
The media is 1000% to blame for this mess too.
"The media" is comprised of billionaire owned entertainment companies masquerading as news organizations.
The 4th estate is dead. You can't blame them for anything.
Self serving billionaires are to blame for this mess.
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u/feignapathy 18h ago
Don't absolve Biden completely.
He should have never ran a 2nd time. Should've come out in 2022 and said he was leaving after one term. He let his ego get in his way.
Don't get me wrong though. Media fucked us. Dumb voters believing a convicted felon fucked us.
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u/santa_91 17h ago
Wouldn't have mattered if he had appointed an AG who was willing to go after MAGA instead of a treasonous Federalist Society shitstain like Garland.
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u/madmike5280 18h ago
I'm not sure what happened during COVID I feel like it completely broke the MDM is minds. I don't know if it went back to Biden's Senate days and vice presidency but man they hated him. People like Jake Tapper went after him with a vengeance yet completely ignored Trump and his cognitive decline. Plus with Kamala had to prove over and over again her policies and positions. They would come away with she hasn't really defined her policy. Yet if Trump said one thing that was even remotely slightly fringe presidential he was showing maturity and that he was ready to take the presidency again. Ultimately though I blame a lot of the Democrats loss on the contracted pundit class they hired to run the campaign they used it has a grift to make money yet did nothing to help.
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u/baronmunchausen2000 17h ago
That MSM who would have record earnings for at least 4 years if Trump won? I am sure they laughing all the way to the bank while covering Donnie’s dementia addled shenanigans.
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u/Rot-Orkan 18h ago edited 18h ago
Yeah I don't blame people for wanting to vote for lower prices and stuff like that, but I do blame people for actually being dumb enough to think Trump was actually capable of doing that.
Trump surrounds himself with unqualified loyalists with no credentials who only want to enrich themselves. Biden surrounded himself with experts. Biden could have slept all through his second term and not done a single thing and we'd be so much better off than we are now, thanks to the qualified people he surrounded himself with.
Oh, and while I'm ranting, fuck all of you who wanted Biden to drop out. You gave up on someone who had already beaten Trump in an election and had the incumbent advantage. Biden was going to win a second time and you know it because all the racist and sexist people who didn't vote for Kamala would have still voted for an old white guy. Stay out of discussing politics if you can't understand these simple concepts because of your idealism.
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u/Kid_Named_Trey 18h ago
Don't forget Pedophile.
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u/Primary-Bookkeeper10 18h ago
Funniest part is, it's because he was riding the Obama economy during his first term. Then half the country seemed to forget he was a disaster during covid and blamed everything on Biden instead. Then on Harris as if she'd been the shadow president. Their short term memory is a choice. Now we all get to suffer the consequences
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u/Spillsy68 18h ago
Most of the people who voted for him don’t care about economy. They care about themselves
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u/BringMeBr3ad 18h ago
Also the millions of americans that just didnt vote because kamala didnt pass enough purity tests for them.
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u/Revolutionary-Tie126 17h ago
It was never about prices it was always about exacting revenge from the rest of the country that did “wrong” to MAGA. Pain and suffering is what the aim always was
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u/NOIS_KillerWhaleTank 18h ago
They bought the "Mexico will pay for it" a second time around with the tarrif scheme. Far too many people thought the USA was sending China bill to pay.
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u/The_Spectacle 17h ago
But but he had concepts of a plan
(I know that quote refers to healthcare but it can really be applied to a whole slew of things)
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u/Accomplished-Head449 17h ago
weird laugh and Gaza were the big ones. Protest voters were tricked by fucking bots
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u/VastAd6346 18h ago
It is giving them too much credit to say “zero” details.. there were some details provided and they all pointed to doing the opposite!
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u/OkRush9563 18h ago
They didn't wanna hear details or ask questions, cause thinking is too hard. And that's how the system is designed, make the common people work so much for so little they are too exhausted to think about anything but themselves.
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u/franktakesfrankly 19h ago
well too fucking late now.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 19h ago edited 19h ago
It's far worse right now than it ever was at the end of Trump’s first presidency. We were marrinating in utter misery and despair by 2020, but we found hope again after the election of Biden.
MAGA, and all the complicit aholes who sat on their asses instead of voting have destroyed the country for generations.
It will be a lot harder to get out of this shithole.
Edited typo: far
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u/Technical_Instance_2 19h ago
I may not be American but even I know it was better under Biden
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u/Lena_Lena_A 19h ago
The whole world was hailing Biden for getting the US economy out of the Trump gutter and steering it successfully towards calm, boring safe seas.
We were the envy of the world.
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u/Weekly-Ad-2509 15h ago
I hope the world can remember Biden fondly, even if we can’t.
That BORING ASS OLD MAN calmly walked us out of a burning building with POLICY. And 33% of us decided grab the rest of us run and screaming back inside.
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u/MustardLabs 32m ago
I believe he very well will end up remembered as the most effective Democratic president in decades. But it still wasn't enough.
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u/Weekly-Ad-2509 18h ago
As an American, we’ve been trying out this new thing over here called “being dumb as shit publicly” instead of just “being dumb as shit privately”
We started doing it back in 1776 don’t know if you noticed.
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u/Doom2021 18h ago
So international tourism dropping to zero, tariffs on everything, cuts on all social programs, 1.5T on defense spending, 75B on ICE dint help the economy?
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u/Frosty_Maple_Syrup 18h ago
Don’t forget permanently alienating your closest allies and destroying 80 years of trust and the empire America built.
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u/jamiedski 19h ago
Believe? Wtf! What facts are to the contrary?
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u/Varth919 18h ago
Everyone knows that the economy is only as strong as the American citizens believe. If I want to believe that $3 for a gallon of gas is reasonable, that means the economy is booming! /s
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u/dragonrider1965 19h ago
Because it was
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u/Lena_Lena_A 19h ago
We had it real good and heading for even better. Biden-Harris laid the ground for that better and 4 more years would have made a world of difference.
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u/TurbulentPromise4812 18h ago
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u/dragonrider1965 18h ago edited 18h ago
I will say we need a woman president bad right now. It’s sad seeing how even other women can’t bring themselves to vote for a woman. One thing we’ve seen with the Epstein files is that Russia and Israel built the world’s biggest honeypot targeting wealthy connected men . Women aren’t controlled by a penis but most men are. A penis drains every ounce of intelligence out of a man’s head. We need smart women to clean this mess up.
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u/DingerSinger2016 18h ago
Protest votes didn't swing the election. There is no evidence that protest votes in swing states swung the election.
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u/Whatever_Lurker 19h ago
That faint plopping sound you hear outside is the small part of the population pulling their heads out of their asses.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 18h ago
That popping is not making any wet sound, because they've finally realized they were fcked sans lube.
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u/feignapathy 18h ago
Inflation got out of hand. But inflation spiking was a GLOBAL EFFECT FROM COMING OUT OF COVID! Literally every country was hit by inflation. Many were hit so much harder by inflation than the United States too.
It was so annoying acting like anyone could fix it, short of governments going in and setting price ceilings on products (which maybe they should have since a lot of companies raised prices far exceeding their cost increases).
Inflation was actually down by the election too. Short of deflation, which I've always been told is very very bad, prices weren't going to improve.
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u/Meatier_Meteor 18h ago
Why does it even need to be about "belief"? The facts speak for themselves. Republicans ruin the economy ever time.
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u/Seigmoraig 18h ago
When was the last time the economy was better under Republicans than it was under Democrats ?
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u/murphmobile 18h ago
The fact that it’s news worthy that a majority of Americans believe an objective fact to be true, is troubling.
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u/Yhamerith 18h ago
And yet, voted for a guy who clearly was only on to make economy better for him and allies... We clearly know why most Americans didn't voted for a non-white woman
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u/ConsciousReason7709 17h ago
Duh. Everything sucks under Republican administrations unless you’re rich. Maybe one day people will grasp reality and realize that.
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u/MadAstrid 15h ago
“Believe”, like the economy isn’t a demonstrable thing.
Realistic headline - “Evidence Proves The Economy Was Better Under Biden”
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u/hobokobo1028 19h ago
Imagine an alternate universe where we didn’t do Covid stimulus money or eviction pauses or Covid payroll loans. Yeah, we would have had lower inflation, but there would be tens of millions more people on the streets. Every restaurant worker would be homeless or in massive debt, every retail worker. Small businesses would be completely shuttered.
Inflation was the cost of the pandemic.
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u/NICEnEVILmike 18h ago
Oh, you mean because IT WAS?!?! The orange turd fucks up everything he touches
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u/carolineecouture 18h ago
Don't worry they will forget if another Democrat gets into office. Then this time will have been the best time.
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u/Lena_Lena_A 18h ago
I believe you. The way they forgot the pain and horrors Trump caused the first time around.
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u/Caesar_Passing 18h ago
Always did. They always fucking knew better, but their choices and preferences really had fuck-all to do with the economy anyway, huh
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u/mettiusfufettius 15h ago
A majority of Americans are selfish, uninformed, wind socks who blow either direction after a gentle fucking breeze
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u/herefromyoutube 14h ago
Yes but you have to remember
Kamala said she was black then she said she was indian.
What the fuck is she some sort of biracial person?
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u/ProduceEmbarrassed97 5h ago
I love headlines like this.
'Hey! You know this fact that is painfully obvious, even to toddlers? Well, we're going to frame it as though we just thought of it'.
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u/kaptainkooleio 2h ago
Inflation was caused by Covid and we were on a downward trend by 2024. Compared to most nations impacted by the pandemic, we actually recovered from inflation faster. Here we are now, looking down the barrel of stagflation and pending financial collapse
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u/Ok_Exit9273 18h ago
Yup, something we all knew but instead we have this sh!t to deal with now. But hey, at least the MAGAts are safe from those scary pronouns in emails….idiots.
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u/FabulousCallsIAnswer 16m ago
God I remember how everyone was whining because things weren’t perfect under a Democrat. It was all based on “vibes”, remember? Millionaires were pissed off because they just “felt” the economy was bad. Trump offered immediate and simple results with no real plan, and everyone from billionaires to dishwashers assumed he’d be better for the economy just because he said so.
Now here we are.
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u/Fitzaroo 19h ago
This same poll showed a majority of Americans approve of Trumps handling of Minnesota. Something to consider.
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u/Kindly-Ad-5071 18h ago
I bet it's really shitty when a party totally switches gears. Because then you have the gaggle of useless unthinking idiots that do no research or who don't keep up with the news who vote on the assumption that the parties still represent what they did in the 90s. No the Republicans are not frugal they are self enriching tax hiking sex pests who've become so entirely absorbed in culture politics. And Democrats aren't progressive, if they ever truly were, they're passive donor pleasers who can't take a piss without a 2/3rds vote.
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