Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election

[laurita 2,822]

11 minutes ago, Rorman Nockwell said:

This shit impacts the rest of us as well as you, so please vote wisely, ‘mericans

This 🤌🏼 thinking of you guys, dont fuck it up ❤️

[jimmyjimmycocoapuff 5,182]

2 minutes ago, Dark Angel said:

 

i would say... we should be cautiously optimistic

feeling: radically optimistic

[baddisease 17,786]

4 minutes ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

i think this post alone is reflective of the ignorance a lot of you have about how politics works 😭😭 nobody gaf what trump has said or done. people are voting for him bc they agree w republican POLICY not trump as a person

 

what? there are a LOT of people who are voting based on what Trump has said and done. how can you deny that?

 

2 minutes ago, X8vinylScratchX said:

To add to our state of emergency, i’d like to make the observation that most women and minorities i’ve known and met the past 8 years do indeed support Trump. This is however definitely a demographic thing of the rural midwest. I’ve also met A LOTTT of lgbt Trump supporters

 

I think I know why:

 

"Log Cabin Republicans" are playing migrants, Muslims, and queer people against each other. They're saying that Muslims and other migrants are gonna harm queer people and there are queers who believe that.

[fl0r1dakil0s 21,401]

2 minutes ago, Dark Angel said:

people have every right to be concerned about the fact that he was indicted for rape, was friends with jeffery epstein, has made abhorrent comments about his own daughters, ETC. 

 

people have every right to be concerned about whatever they want to be concerned about but i personally think voting should be about policy more than personality  

[Dark Angel 201,473]

1 minute ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

people have every right to be concerned about whatever they want to be concerned about but i personally think voting should be about policy more than personality  

 

having ties with sex traffickers, being indicted of rape, and saying positive things about hitler/hitler's generals goes beyond personality, but alrighty!

[Rust Dress 40,169]

3 minutes ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

people have every right to be concerned about whatever they want to be concerned about but i personally think voting should be about policy more than personality  

 

people are voting about policy…  wbk that trump is an ass, EVERYONE KNOWS THAT. many people don’t agree with the tariffs, his affiliation with project 2025 leaders, his stance on reproductive rights, and more

[Morningcrow 3,654]

1 hour ago, baddisease said:

if Trump wins, there needs to be a way of helping people who will be the most impacted (trans people, AFAB people, the poor).

 

 

For sure.

On the flipside, if Trump loses, what do his supporters lose? How are their lives impacted? Their taxes get lowered? They don't get to rule over women's bodies? They miss out on the chance to sweep trans lives under the rug and lock immigrants in cages?

 

[X8vinylScratchX 4,634]

Because i have nothing better to do at 12:40 PM, in an attempt to seem unbiased here’s a list of everything Trump did good in office during his four years

- First Step Act

- Music Modernization Act

- Making animal abuse a felony

- Lessening tension between North Korea (although it didn’t lead anywhere)

 

That’s all i can think of. Literally everything else ranges from bad to horrible to Nuke a Hurricane level stupid

[Embach 41,109]

1 minute ago, Morningcrow said:

 

For sure.

On the flipside, if Trump loses, what do his supporters lose? 

their minds, we already know what happened on january 6th 2021

[DCooper 36,788]

16 minutes ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

i think this post alone is reflective of the ignorance a lot of you have about how politics works 😭😭 nobody gaf what trump has said or done. people are voting for him bc they agree w republican POLICY not trump as a person

 

I can guarantee you there are a ton of morons in Trump's cult that know absolutely nothing about Republican policy

[shadesofblue 14,978]

Personally could never trust a professional like a doctor for example, if I knew they were a rapist/liar/etc. let alone associate myself with someone like that. So why would I want someone like that to run the country. Plenty of people who worked with him in the White House while he was president don’t trust him and expressed their concern what a second presidency could mean. If other doctors didn’t trust one doctor in their clinic, don’t think that’s the doctor I’d trust with my body. 

[Embach 41,109]

1 minute ago, X8vinylScratchX said:

- Lessening tension between North Korea (although it didn’t lead anywhere)

lessening the tension he himself caused. his provocative tweets and statements almost caused ww3 and made lana write coachella woodstock in my mind

[rosemead ramada 6,680]

Just cast my vote for Kamala in PA! i did it for you! You did it for me. We did it for all the right reasons

 

(this election has me so anxiety ridden ugh)

[Morningcrow 3,654]

5 hours till the first polls close 

[Embach 41,109]

i really hope kamala harris wins, let her have a lisa simpson prophecy moment

 

[baddisease 17,786]

Larry Krasner (Philly District Attorney) said to the "militia" movements trying to "police" the polling places in Philly that they should FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT lmfao

[Rorman Nockwell 56,545]

Idk how it’s so close tbh

the choice is between an old white dude with billions + a criminal record, and a WOC, and about 150 million odd people have determined that the former is better

Bye

[Candy Necklace 7,366]

4 minutes ago, baddisease said:

Larry Krasner (Philly District Attorney) said to the "militia" movements trying to "police" the polling places in Philly that they should FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT lmfao

That’s the kind of energy they should get. I’m so glad the dems as a whole ditched the whole “when they go low, we go high” and “love trumps hate” these past few months.

[ultrabanisters 44,754]

40 minutes ago, fl0r1dakil0s said:

 

i think this post alone is reflective of the ignorance a lot of you have about how politics works 😭😭 nobody gaf what trump has said or done. people are voting for him bc they agree w republican POLICY not trump as a person

i can almost say with certainty that if the people voting for trump purely because he is trump did not vote, kamala would win by a LANDSLIDE. you would be shocked at the amount of people that vote for person, not party

[fl0r1dakil0s 21,401]

1 hour ago, baddisease said:

if Trump wins, there needs to be a way of helping people who will be the most impacted (trans people, AFAB people, the poor).

 

girl what do you think is going to happen to them 😭😭