We won't win, lets give them what they voted for. Hope they can fill their gas tank, hope they can pay their rent, hope they can find a job
Honestly just about every single suburbanite democrat, moron with a college degree that voted for them will.
Milk toast republicans. The democrats are driven by ideology and social agenda. Policies that are retarded but that they’re passionate about. They don’t give a fugg about the cost of gas when compared to their social agenda. “Equality”, green energy, and the rest of their BS agenda.
The economy will never change my mind or influence which candidate that I vote for over my 2A rights and it’s the same for them but based on their brainwashed woke beliefs.
Skinny jeans millennial computer programmer soy boy, school teacher soccer mom, and the rest, they’re not fixin’ to be homeless, starve to death, or freeze to death and they all know it. We need to stop pretending like none of them have jobs, homes or money. On average most of them have more than we do.
Republicans offer nothing inspiring, nothing to fight over, and offer nothing but come out to vote for cheaper gas and less inflation. That doesn’t compel people to get excited to vote. Not when dealing with people with a rabid leftist agenda. Or any other agenda.
Most of us with something to offer the labor market rather right or left have decent to good jobs. Odds are the President isn’t going to make a difference rather an individual voter has a decent job. I’m locked into a low mortgage and not truck shopping. Inflation isn’t good but my year end raise based in part on inflation will offset some of it. It’s not the biggest single issue deal to me. Gas prices suck but it isn’t the end all be all. Shoot for those with low interest but large student debt inflation is great. Crimes just about nonexistent in my neighborhood. Most on the left are probably in similar situations.
Everyone right or left will get where they need to be in a car or truck without walking or freezing to death no matter the price of gas and they all know it.
Democrats run on ideology and social agenda that they’re committed too. A commie retarded one but an ideology that they’ll fight tooth and nail for none the less. Republicans offer no vision for the future of our country. No longterm goals or inspiration other than milk toast vote for us and we’ll lower gas prices. The left doesn’t care about that compared to social policy.
The right needs to offer a platform based on honest, in your face conservative social policies similar to what the left does but based on legit Constitutional law and common sense reality rather than the lefts BS. Win lose or draw it would at least get the ball moving in the right direction in terms of a narrative. Trump offered a small taste of that and people came out in droves to hear him speak. The lefts constant social agenda while the right runs on cheaper gas is a losing issue even when the right wins a short term battle. The left hasn’t ran on the economy since Clinton’s first term. That isn’t what motivates voters anymore and the left knows it. The economy was a big deal when most of the nation had a somewhat similar worldview. In a country with radically different agendas and one that still ranks as one of the richest countries in the world the lefts top priority moved on from the economy as the top voting issue along time ago. The left pushes an agenda nonstop while the right says but, but what about the price of gas?
The economy is never going to inspire the way social agenda does. At least not anywhere short of places where the average person is literally starving and this country is no where near there and won’t be for a long time. The left pushes radical social change the right offers lower gas prices and fear mongering about no gas and high crime. For most gas prices are an inconvenience and real threat of crime where we live at a boogeyman. DeAndre lives where crime is a real threat but if he votes at all will still vote democrat. Everyone that wants gas has gas, has a roof over their head, food to eat, has a couple of trucks in the garage, iPhones, internet, and big TV’s. It’s not about gas it’s about social policy.
